Create a QR Code With Your Logo

Add a centered brand logo, choose your QR colors and module style, adjust the logo from 10% to 40%, and review the live Scan Score before you download and test the finished placement.

QR Code Type

Website URL

Add your link, then customize and download your QR code.

Enter content to preview your QR code.

What a QRLynx Logo QR Code Includes

A QRLynx logo QR code places your uploaded image in the center of the QR pattern. Custom logo upload is included with a free account and every paid plan. QRLynx accepts PNG, JPG, GIF, and WebP images up to 10 MB, stores the uploaded asset with your workspace, and uses it in the saved QR design.

The Logo panel gives you a 10% to 40% size control and keeps background modules clear behind the logo by default. The wider design studio also controls foreground color, finder-eye color, module style, quiet-zone margin, frames, and error correction. These controls help you build a coherent brand treatment, while the final exported or printed QR still needs to be tested in its real size, material, lighting, and destination.

The Controls Behind the Branded QR

Each control changes a specific part of the generated design.

Custom logo upload

Upload PNG, JPG, GIF, or WebP up to 10 MB from a free account and save the asset with your workspace.

Logo size

Adjust the centered logo from 10% to 40% of the QR width. The default is 20%.

Clear modules behind the logo

Keep the transparent-background-behind-logo option on to prevent QR modules from showing through the image area.

Brand colors and patterns

Set body and finder-eye colors, then choose a supported square, rounded, dot, or circle module treatment.

Error correction

The generator starts at H and lets you choose H, Q, or M in Advanced settings. Higher recovery also increases symbol density.

Frames and downloads

Add an optional call-to-action frame, download PNG on the free plan, or use Starter+ for resolution-independent SVG and A4 PDF output.

How to Add Your Logo in QRLynx

Build the real QR first, then test the finished artifact.

Choose the QR type and enter the real content

Open the QRLynx generator, select the type that matches the job, and enter the destination or payload the finished QR should encode.

Use a free account for custom logo upload

Sign in or create a free account, open the Logo tab, and choose your brand image. Custom uploads are saved to your workspace rather than kept only in the browser.

Upload a supported image

Choose a PNG, JPG, GIF, or WebP file up to 10 MB. A simple mark with recognizable shapes usually remains clearer at small printed sizes than a detailed wordmark.

Set logo size and background clearing

Start with the 20% default, adjust within the 10% to 40% control, and keep modules hidden behind the logo unless a tested design requires otherwise.

Apply colors, style, margin, and error correction

Keep clear contrast between the QR foreground and background. Review the live Scan Score as you change the logo, colors, density, correction level, and module style.

Download and test the exact placement

Test the exported file and the final physical or on-screen placement with several phones, at the expected distance and lighting, and confirm that it opens the intended destination.

What You Can Change After Printing

The printed design and the linked destination are separate decisions.

What You Can Change After Printing. The printed design and the linked destination are separate decisions.
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Where a Logo QR Code Fits

Use the logo as part of the design, then give the QR a clear reason to scan.

Packaging

Connect a branded package QR to instructions, registration, product details, or a changeable campaign destination.

Business cards

Pair the company mark with a vCard, digital business card, portfolio, or booking destination.

Menus and displays

Place a recognizable restaurant or venue mark beside a clear menu, booking, or information label.

Campaign materials

Keep visual identity consistent across posters, event signs, inserts, and digital graphics while tracking a dynamic QR when needed.

Brand the QR

Create the QR, then add your logo

Use the real content, upload the logo from a free account, and review the Scan Score before you download.

Create QR Code With Logo Custom logo upload is included on the free plan.

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Design Rules That Protect Readability

A centered logo covers part of the symbol, so logo size, data density, error correction, contrast, and the final reproduction all matter together. QRLynx starts the logo at 20%, clears modules behind it by default, and shows a live Scan Score for the current generator settings. The score is an early design estimate, not a guarantee for every camera or print condition.

Preserve a clear outer quiet zone and avoid placing text, graphics, folds, cuts, or package edges against the QR. DENSO WAVE documents that QR error correction can restore some damaged codewords, but the chosen level, payload density, and location of the obstruction all affect the result. GS1 also warns that an oversized or badly positioned logo can compromise finder or error-correction modules. Use a simple mark, keep all three finder squares unobstructed, and test the final artifact rather than relying on appearance alone.

For print, choose dimensions for the expected scan distance with the QR Code Size Calculator. Use PNG when its pixel dimensions are sufficient for the final placement. Starter+ adds resolution-independent SVG or an A4 PDF when a designer or printer needs print-ready handoff.

QRLynx Logo QR Code Questions

Answers about access, files, sizing, output, editing, and testing.

Is adding a custom logo free in QRLynx?

Yes. Custom logo upload is included with a free QRLynx account and every paid plan. Guest visitors can build and customize a QR, but a free account is required to upload and save a custom logo.

Which logo files can I upload?

QRLynx accepts PNG, JPG, GIF, and WebP logo files up to 10 MB. SVG is not accepted as an uploaded logo file in the current generator.

How large can the logo be?

The Logo panel provides a 10% to 40% size range and starts at 20%. Larger logos cover more QR modules, so use the smallest size that keeps the mark recognizable and test the finished placement.

Does QRLynx remove the QR modules behind my logo?

Yes, the transparent-background-behind-logo control is enabled by default. It clears modules from the image area and applies internal padding around the logo. You can change the toggle, but every result still needs a final scan test.

Does QRLynx guarantee that a QR code with a logo will scan?

No generator can guarantee every camera, material, size, finish, lighting condition, or viewing distance. QRLynx provides a live design score and real controls, then the responsible workflow is to test the exported file and final placement with several devices.

Which error-correction setting does the generator use?

The current QRLynx generator starts at H and lets you select H, Q, or M in Advanced settings. Higher error correction adds recovery data but can also increase symbol density, so choose it with the logo size, payload, and final dimensions in mind.

Can I use brand colors with the logo?

Yes. You can set the QR body, finder-eye, background, and frame colors. Keep strong foreground-to-background contrast and review the live Scan Score before testing the final output.

Can I change the logo after printing?

You can update the saved design and download a new file, but ink or pixels already placed on a physical item do not change. Reprint the material to show a new logo. A dynamic QR can change where the same printed code leads, but it cannot change the printed artwork.

Can I download a logo QR as SVG or PDF?

PNG download is available on the free plan. resolution-independent SVG and A4 PDF downloads start with Starter+. Choose the format based on the final dimensions and the printer or designer workflow.

What should I test before publishing a logo QR code?

Scan the exact exported file and final placement with several phones. Test at the expected size, distance, angle, and lighting, check that the outer quiet zone stays clear, and confirm that the decoded destination is correct.