QR Maker
QR MakerPro
Design & branding

Custom QR codes
built for your brand

Design QR codes with your brand colours, logo, custom dot styles, and frame text. Every option is live-previewed — and still scans reliably.

Design your QR code Custom design gallery

Free · Live preview · SVG + PNG download

6

customization options

Live

preview as you design

SVG

for crisp print output

Free

no account required

What you can customise

6 QR code design options

Every option is available in the free generator — live-previewed as you make changes.

Brand colours

Set any hex colour for your QR modules. Match your exact brand guidelines — just keep sufficient contrast against the background.

Logo in centre

Upload a PNG or SVG logo to embed in the centre of your QR code. QR error correction keeps the code scannable up to 30% coverage.

Dot & module styles

Choose from square, rounded, dots, or classy corner styles. Rounded and dot styles give a modern aesthetic while staying scan-reliable.

Frame with CTA text

Add a frame around your QR with custom text like "Scan to order" or "Get 10% off". Frames increase scan rates by directing attention.

Eye / finder styles

Customise the three corner finder patterns (eyes) independently. Different eye shapes add personality without affecting scanability.

Error correction level

Choose from L, M, Q, or H error correction. Higher levels let the QR survive more damage or logo coverage — at the cost of added complexity.

Design rules

Custom QR code dos and don'ts

Customisation improves brand perception but can hurt scanability if overdone. Follow these rules.

Use dark modules on a light (white or very light) background for maximum scan reliability.

Test scan the customised QR code on multiple devices before printing.

Keep logo coverage below 30% of the QR surface area.

Download as SVG for print — it scales to any size without pixelation.

Use a light colour for modules on a dark background — inverted QR codes fail on many older devices.

Place the QR code over a busy image or textured background.

Crop the quiet zone (white border) — remove it and the QR may not scan at all.

Over-customise at the expense of scanability. When in doubt, test before printing.

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FAQ

QR code customization questions

Can I add my logo to a QR code?▾
Yes. QR Maker lets you upload a logo image that appears in the centre of the QR code. The QR code uses error-correction to remain scannable even with up to 30% of modules covered by a logo.
Will a customised QR code still scan reliably?▾
Yes, if done correctly. Keep the module contrast high (dark on light is most reliable), don't cover more than 30% of the QR with a logo, and always test scan the final design before printing.
Can I change the colour of a QR code?▾
Yes. You can set a custom hex colour for the QR modules. Avoid light colours for modules — the scanning algorithm needs sufficient contrast between the modules and the background. Dark modules on a white or very light background always work best.
What dot styles are available?▾
QR Maker offers square (standard), rounded, dots, and classy corner options. Rounded and dot styles give a softer, more modern look while maintaining scanability. Heavier customisation should always be test-scanned.
Can I add a frame or call-to-action text to my QR code?▾
Yes. QR Maker includes frame styles with customisable text such as "Scan me", "Visit our website", or any custom message. Frames add context and consistently improve scan rates by 20–30% in A/B tests.

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