Use our QR code generator with logo to turn a plain black square into part of your brand. Add your logo, pick your colors, choose module and eye shapes and wrap the code in a frame that tells people to scan – without breaking readability.
Enter your content, pick a style and download your QR code.
Start in the generator above for colors and shapes, then use a free account for the logo and frame.
Paste the website, menu or page you want people to open. In your account you can pick any of the 24 QR types instead.
Set the foreground and background colors, a module style and the eye style. In your account you can also add a linear or radial gradient and give the eyes their own color.
Upload a PNG, JPEG or WebP logo, or reuse the logo saved for your workspace. Pick one of five frames and write your call to action.
Scan the preview with your phone, then download PNG, SVG, JPG or PDF for web and print.
Each option is built to stay within what phone cameras can read, so you can be creative without guessing.
Upload a logo or use your workspace logo. We place it in the middle of the code, size it automatically and put a white rounded backing behind it so the logo stays clear of the pattern.
Match your brand with any foreground and background color. For a softer look, blend two colors with a linear or radial gradient, and give the three corner eyes a color of their own.
Choose from 8 module styles – square, dots, rounded, classy rounded, diamond, star, vertical and horizontal lines – and combine square, rounded, circle or leaf eye shapes. Finish with one of 5 frames: text below or above, a badge below or above, or a plain border.
Every QR code contains error correction: extra data that lets a phone rebuild the content even when part of the pattern is missing, dirty or covered. A logo in the middle simply uses that reserve on purpose.
When you add a logo, Qdestera switches the code to the highest error correction level for you and keeps the logo at a size the code can absorb. The white backing separates the logo from the modules around it, so the camera does not mistake the edges of your logo for data.
Higher error correction adds more modules, which makes the pattern denser. That is one reason a dynamic QR code pairs well with a logo: it only encodes a short link, so the pattern stays simple even with a long destination address.
You can style codes without signing up. The logo, frames and gradients need an account – the free plan is enough to try them.
| Free generator | Free account | |
|---|---|---|
| Foreground and background colors | Yes | Yes |
| Module and eye styles | Yes | Yes |
| Logo upload or workspace logo | No | Yes |
| Linear or radial gradient | No | Yes |
| Separate eye colors | No | Yes |
| Frames with custom text | No | Yes |
| Download formats | PNG, SVG | PNG, SVG, JPG, PDF |
| Edit the destination after printing | No | ✓ (dynamic codes) |
| Watermark | None | None |
A beautiful code that nobody can scan is just decoration. Check these before you print.
Keep the pattern clearly darker than the background. Pale yellow on white or dark gray on black fails on many phones, and inverted codes (light on dark) are not read by every scanner.
Keep an empty margin around the code, ideally about four modules wide. Do not let text, borders or photos touch the pattern.
A simple, high-contrast logo reads better than a detailed photo. Our automatic sizing keeps it in a safe range, so avoid adding a second logo on top in your design tool.
Both ends of a gradient must stay dark enough against the background. Test the lightest part of the code, not the darkest.
Denser codes need more space. Use the print size calculator to match the size to the scanning distance.
Scan the final file with an iPhone and an Android phone, in normal light, before you order a print run.
People scan codes they trust. A logo and your colors show who is behind the code before anyone opens it.
A code in your brand colors looks like part of the design rather than an afterthought.
A framed “Menu” code on each table helps guests find the QR code menu quickly.
Add your logo to a vCard QR code so the contact card looks as polished as the rest.
A clear frame with a call to action tells passers-by exactly why they should scan.
Every design can be downloaded in four formats. Pick the one that fits where the code will end up.
A universal image that works in websites, presentations, emails and office printers. Choose a large size if you plan to scale it up later.
A vector format that design tools and print shops like to work with. It is the best starting point for posters, signs and packaging artwork.
Some online shops, social tools and older software only accept JPG. The code sits on a solid background, so compression does not blur the pattern.
Send a PDF straight to a printer or attach it to a print order. The code and its frame arrive together in one file.
Create a free account to add your logo, frames and gradients – no credit card needed.
Create a free account, open the design step of your QR code and upload a PNG, JPEG or WebP logo, or use your workspace logo. We center it, add a white backing and raise error correction automatically.
Yes, as long as the rest of the design keeps good contrast and a quiet zone. The code uses the highest error correction level when a logo is added, which leaves room for the covered area.
Colors, module styles and eye styles are free without an account. Logos, frames and gradients are available with an account, and the free plan needs no credit card.
PNG, JPEG and WebP. A logo with a simple shape and strong contrast gives the best result.
Yes. Choose any foreground and background color, add a linear or radial gradient and give the corner eyes their own color. Keep the code darker than the background.
Yes. Pick one of five frame styles – text above or below, a badge above or below, or a plain border – and write your own text.
Download SVG or PDF for printers and design tools, and PNG or JPG for websites, emails and office documents.
No. Codes from the free generator and from your account are downloaded without a watermark.
The printed image cannot change, so a new design means printing again. With a dynamic QR code you can still change where the printed code leads.
Add your logo, colors and a clear call to action – and keep the code easy to scan.