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A QR code with your logo and colors
A branded QR code gets scanned more than a plain black square, as long as it still scans. Here's how to add your logo and colors without breaking it.
Add a logo safely
QR codes have built-in error correction. Form QR Code always uses the highest level (H), which can recover about 30% of the code. We clear a space in the center that stays well inside that, so your logo sits on a clean background.
Use a simple, high-contrast logo. A square or round mark works better than a long wordmark. You can also use one or two letters as an initial.
Pick colors that scan
- Keep the code darker than its background. Many phone cameras can't read light-on-dark codes.
- Aim for strong contrast. The contrast check in the editor warns you when it's too low.
- Gradients work best when both ends are dark.
Make it yours
Choose from 8 dot patterns and 4 corner styles, give the corners their own color, and add a frame with a label in any Google Font, like "Scan to book" or "Menu".
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Make a QR codeCommon questions
Can I add my logo to the QR code?
Yes. Upload a PNG or JPG logo for the center, or use one or two letters as an initial. Every code uses the highest error correction level, so a center logo doesn't stop it from scanning.
Can I change the colors, dots and corners?
Yes. Pick any code and background color, a gradient, a separate corner color, 8 dot patterns and 4 corner styles. Add a frame with or without a label like "Scan me" in any Google Font.
Which QR code pattern scans best?
Every pattern scans. Square and Connected are the most forgiving when printed small or read from far away. Keep the code dark on a light background, and the contrast check warns you if it isn't.