QR Code Generator
Create a QR Code from any link, with your logo in the center. Download as PNG, PDF or SVG.
Logo in the center
Your mark inside the code
Illustrative preview
This drawing is not scannable. Click create to generate the real code.
How to create a QR Code from a link
Paste the address in the field above. The QR Code appears immediately and downloads as PNG, SVG or PDF. For print, use SVG or PDF: both are vector and stay sharp at any size, from a sticker to a billboard.
The code points to a short link of ours, which redirects to the address you gave. That keeps the drawing simpler and easier to scan — the longer the text, the denser the QR Code and the closer a camera has to get.
Why a logo in the middle works
Every QR Code carries redundancy. The standard defines four error correction levels — L, M, Q and H — recovering roughly 7%, 15%, 25% and 30% of the symbol's codewords using Reed-Solomon. It is the same math that keeps a scratched or dirty code readable.
When you add a logo, this page raises correction to level H, the highest, and that recovery budget is what the logo consumes. It goes in the center rather than a corner because the three position squares and the timing patterns are not protected by error correction at all — covering one breaks the code at any level.
Worth stating plainly: those percentages are of codewords, not of image area.
The short link, and what is stored
For the QR Code to work later, the destination has to be stored. Our database keeps the URL you entered, the short code, the creation date and a scan count. Each scan records only date and time — no IP address, no location, no device.
Because of that, do not put sensitive information in the shortened URL: anyone with the short code reaches the destination. The detail is in the Privacy Policy.
