An idea. A connection.
Make a QR code with your logo
A logo helps a QR code belong to your brand, but the code still needs clear modules and enough contrast. Start with dark modules on a light, solid background. A small logo is easier to accommodate than a large image that covers many modules.
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example.com
Illustration: this sample code opens example.com.
How it works
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Enter the content, then choose colours and a logo in the design step.
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Keep the quiet border and reduce the logo if the readability check fails.
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Export SVG for scalable artwork or PNG at a suitable resolution, then scan a print sample.
What to keep in mind
A successful browser readability check is useful, but it does not simulate every camera, printer, reflection or viewing distance. Test the final material with several phones.
Reference: DENSO WAVE · Error correctionFrequently asked questions
- Can I use a transparent background?
- The surface underneath becomes part of the design. A patterned or dark surface can make the code unreadable; a plain light backing is more predictable.
Keep exploring
QR code size and print quality
Choose physical size for the content, viewing distance and material. Preserve the quiet zone and test a real print sample.
QR code exports: PNG, SVG and print PDF
Choose a QR export format for websites, office documents or print. Keep sharp edges and the clear border around the code.
How to scan a QR code
Use your phone camera, inspect the proposed action and solve common problems with distance, light and print quality.