Design a Custom QR Code That Still Scans
Most QR code makers give you a black-and-white square. This one lets you design a code that matches your brand, and then checks that it still scans. Start from a ready-made style or build your own, and download a high-resolution PNG, a print-ready SVG or a JPG.
What you can customize
- Dot patterns: square, rounded, fluid, dots, classy and lines.
- Corner styles: change the three corner frames and the dots inside them.
- Colors and gradients: solid or gradient fills (linear or radial), custom corner colors, and a solid or transparent background.
- Logo: place your logo in the center. Error correction is raised automatically so the code stays readable.
- Frames: add a border or a label such as “Scan me” or “Scan to pay”.
QR codes for more than links
Create codes for websites, plain text, Wi‑Fi login, contact cards (vCard), email, phone calls, SMS, WhatsApp chats, map locations and calendar events. Scanning a Wi‑Fi code joins the network; scanning a contact code offers to save the contact.
Built-in scan test
Fancy styles and low contrast can make a code unreadable. After every change the tool renders your code and tries to read it back, then warns you about low contrast, inverted colors or a logo that is too big.
Tips for a reliable QR code
- Keep strong contrast between the code and the background (dark on light is safest).
- Keep the logo under about a quarter of the code width.
- Leave the quiet border around the code.
- Use SVG for print and test the printed code with a phone before you order.
- Shorter content makes a simpler, easier-to-scan code. Use a short link where you can.
Private and free
Your content and logo never leave your browser. There is no sign-up, no watermark and the codes do not expire, because they contain the data directly and do not rely on a redirect service.