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Custom QR Code Generator
Design a QR code in your own style: put your logo in the center, pick the code and background colors, and download it in PNG or SVG. Free, without watermarks — and the code stays scannable.
Content type
Content
Design
Logo in the centeroptional
Free, no watermarks or limits
Place on a picture
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Take your own picture or a generation from your archive — and place the QR built above on it: by hand (overlay) or blended in with AI.
Drag the QR around the picture, pull the corner to resize
How to place
The QR lands as a clean layer on top of the picture — guaranteed to scan. Set the position and size above.
The neural network will redraw the picture around the code — blending it in naturally with light, shadow and perspective, clearing overlapping objects. The code itself is composited as a precise layer and automatically checked for readability: if it doesn't scan, you get a clean overlay. Priced like a regular image generation.
Quality · size
How to blend the code inoptional
The finished picture with the QR is saved to your archive.
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Add Your Logo and Brand Colors to the QR Code
Make a custom QR code with your logo in the center and your brand colors — free, no watermarks and no sign-up. Download the branded code in PNG or SVG and check that it scans right on the page.
What You Can Customize
- Logo in the center — upload your brand mark or pick a picture from your Homiwork archive — it sits in the middle of the pattern with a clean margin around it
- Code and background color — choose from ready-made brand palettes or set any color of your own; keep enough contrast between the code and the background and the camera reads it instantly
- Error correction — a branded code is built at a high correction level, so the logo covers part of the pattern without breaking the data
- PNG and vector SVG — raster for the web and messengers, vector for printing on packaging, signage and large formats
How to Make a Custom QR Code
- Enter the link or text you want the code to open.
- Pick the code color and the background color.
- Add your logo in the center — it is inserted with the correct margin automatically.
- Point your phone camera at the preview and check that it scans.
- Download the finished code in PNG or SVG — free, without watermarks.
Why a Branded QR Code Works Better
A plain black square looks the same on every flyer in the city, and people scan it out of habit rather than interest. A code in your brand colors with a logo in the center is recognized as yours before it is even scanned — it reads as part of the design instead of a technical marker, and that is exactly what lifts scan rates on packaging, business cards and outdoor ads. The important part is that customization does not have to cost readability. The QR standard carries redundant data: at a high error correction level roughly a third of the pattern can be damaged or covered and the code still decodes. That is the budget the central logo spends. The two things that actually break codes are too little contrast between the code and the background, and an oversized logo — so keep the code darker than the background and check the result with a real camera before printing. Everything here runs in your browser, so designing and downloading branded codes is completely free.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will a QR code with a logo still scan?
Yes. The code is generated at a high error correction level, which lets the central logo cover part of the pattern without losing data. Still, point your phone at the preview before printing — that is the only reliable check.
Can I use any colors?
Almost. What matters is contrast: the code must be noticeably darker than the background. Dark code on a light background always works; inverted light-on-dark codes are read by many cameras but not all, so test it first.
Is the custom QR code generator free?
Yes. Colors, a logo and downloads in PNG and SVG are completely free, with no watermarks and no sign-up. Energy points are only needed if you place the code onto a picture — 1 point for a precise overlay.
Which format should I pick for printing?
SVG. It's a vector, so it stays sharp at any size — from a business card to a billboard. PNG is the better choice for the web, messengers and presentations.
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