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QR Magico

Website, booking or document

Free QR code generator with logo

Enter your destination, then add a PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG logo in the center. The image is processed in your browser and is not uploaded to QR Magico.

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Website, booking or document

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Make your QR code recognizable without sacrificing scanning

A logo and consistent colors can connect the QR code to your brand, but the scannable pattern must remain the priority. QR Magico processes the logo locally and automatically switches to high error correction when an image is added. This does not replace real-world testing: size, contrast, placement and image complexity still affect readability.

How it works

Create your QR code with a logo in three steps

  1. 1

    Enter the destination

    Use a final, stable link that works on mobile before moving on to pattern customization.

  2. 2

    Upload a simple logo

    Choose a sharp image that remains recognizable at a small size and has enough space around it to avoid covering scan markers.

  3. 3

    Test in several conditions

    Scan from different distances, devices and lighting conditions before publishing or ordering a large print run.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about QR codes with logos

Which logo file can I upload?

You can use PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG. The file must be smaller than 2 MB and is resized locally when necessary.

Is my logo uploaded to a server?

No. QR Magico reads and prepares the logo in your browser. The image is not sent to QR Magico when you create or export the QR code.

Which error correction level is used with a logo?

Adding a logo automatically selects the high H correction level. Keep the logo reasonably small and test the finished code because correction cannot compensate for every design or printing problem.

Can the logo stop the code from scanning?

Yes, if it covers too much of the pattern or contrast is too low. No tool can guarantee readability on every placement, so always test the result.

Does the logo remain vector-based in the SVG?

The QR pattern is vector-based, but a logo uploaded as a raster image remains an embedded image inside the SVG file.

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