Custom QR Code Generator with Logo

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Answers to common questions about creating custom QR codes with logos, choosing between PNG and vector SVG files, and printing scannable static codes.

Custom QR Code Generator Frequently Asked Questions

Choose your data type (such as Website URL, Text, or Wi-Fi), enter your content, and pick your foreground and background colors. Under Center Logo, upload a PNG, JPG, or SVG image. The generator clears the background dots behind your logo and applies Level Q error correction automatically, then lets you download a high-resolution PNG, JPG, or vector SVG for free without signing up.
Download a PNG (or JPG) for digital screens, websites, email signatures, and slide decks. Choose the vector SVG format whenever you are sending the file to print on business cards, product packaging, flyers, restaurant menus, or large banners, since SVG paths scale to any dimension in Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape without blurring.
No. Every code you create here is a permanent static QR code. Your URL, Wi-Fi login, or contact card is encoded directly into the square modules rather than routed through a paid redirect server. The code works forever with unlimited scans.
Select one of the six built-in frame styles under the Frame panel: Classic Bottom, Classic Top, Polaroid, Badge Overlay, Focus Brackets, or Event Ticket. Type your own call-to-action label (up to 20 characters, such as 'SCAN ME' or 'FREE WIFI') and export the framed graphic as a high-DPI PNG or JPG.
Yes. Open the Wifi tab, enter your network name (SSID), choose the encryption type (WPA/WPA2/WPA3, WEP, or None), and type your password. Scanning the printed or on-screen code with an iPhone or Android camera prompts the guest's phone to join the network right away.
Select the VCARD tab and fill in your name, phone number, email address, company, job title, street address, and website. When someone scans the code, their phone opens a new contact card with all of your details filled in and ready to save.
Scan failures almost always come down to low color contrast, inverted colors (light dots on a dark background), or printing the code smaller than 2 x 2 cm (0.8 x 0.8 inches). Keep the foreground noticeably darker than the background, avoid overfilling vCard fields with long text, and test the image on at least two phone cameras before printing.
Yes. All QR code generation and canvas rendering run locally in your browser using client-side JavaScript. Your URLs, Wi-Fi passwords, vCard contact details, and uploaded company logos are never uploaded to or stored on an external server.
Disclaimer
This custom QR code generator processes all data locally within your web browser. We never store, transmit, or monitor your encoded information. Always test your generated QR code across multiple smartphones and lighting conditions prior to commercial printing or bulk deployment.