QR Code With Logo
Free QR Code Generator With Logo
Put your logo in the middle of a QR code and download a crisp PNG. QRKit Tools raises the error-correction level automatically so the code stays scannable, and the result is a static code that never expires and never tracks scans — no sign-up required.
How to add a logo to your QR code
Enter the link or text you want the code to contain, then press "Add logo image" and pick a file from your device. A PNG or SVG with a transparent background works best because the QR background shows through.
The preview updates immediately. When you are happy with it, press Download PNG. Use "Change logo" to swap the image or "Remove" to go back to a plain code.
For colour presets and custom body, eye frame and eye ball shapes, use the full generator on the QRKit Tools homepage.
Keeping a logo QR code scannable
When you add a logo, QRKit Tools automatically switches to the highest error-correction level (H). That builds enough redundancy into the pattern for the code to decode even when the centre is covered.
Keep the logo to roughly the middle fifth of the code, keep strong contrast between the foreground and background, and avoid inverting the colours (light modules on a dark background) — many scanners struggle with that.
Always test the finished PNG with a real phone camera, at the size you intend to print, before ordering anything in bulk.
Where a branded QR code is useful
Packaging and product labels, business cards, restaurant menus, event posters, shop-window signage, and slides at the end of a talk.
Anywhere the code will be printed once and live for years is exactly where a static code matters most.
A branded code that never expires
The link or text is encoded directly into the QR pattern, so your branded code is static: it keeps working forever and nobody can track scans or lock it behind a subscription.
That makes it safe to print on packaging, business cards, menus and signage without worrying about a "free" code expiring later — a real risk with tools that turn your code into a short link they control.