QR code designer Plus
Design styled QR codes with custom colours, rounded or dot modules, finder-eye styles and an optional centre logo, then export PNG or SVG.
About QR code designer
QR code designer turns a plain QR code into one that matches your brand while staying scannable. Choose foreground and background colours, square, rounded or dot modules, the style of the three corner “eyes”, the error-correction level and the quiet-zone margin.
You can place a small logo in the centre. When you do, the designer switches to the highest error-correction level and caps the logo size so the code can still be read. A contrast warning appears if your colours are too close for reliable scanning. Export a crisp SVG or a PNG at several sizes.
How to use it
- Type the link or text to encode.
- Choose colours, module style, eye style, error correction and margin.
- Optionally add a centre logo image and set its size.
- Scan the preview with your phone to check it, then download a PNG or SVG.
Good to know
- Content is limited to 2,000 characters. Longer content produces denser codes that are harder to scan.
- Very light foregrounds, dark-on-dark colour pairs and inverted codes (light modules on a dark background) are not read by every scanner app; keep the code dark on light where possible.
- Always test-scan the final code before printing, especially with a logo or dot modules.
Questions and answers
Why does adding a logo change the error correction?
A logo covers part of the code. High (H) error correction lets a scanner rebuild up to about 30% of damaged data, so the designer uses it whenever a logo is present and limits the logo to a safe share of the area.
Which export should I use?
Use SVG for print and anything that will be resized, because it stays sharp at every size. Use PNG for documents, chat apps and social posts.
Does the QR code expire?
No. The code contains your text or link directly; there is no redirect service involved, so it works for as long as the link itself works.