Instant visual feedback
Every size, padding, shape and color change appears immediately in the high-resolution preview.
Free, private & watermark-free
QR Logo Embedder Online
Turn a plain QR code into a branded one. Drop in your QR and logo, find the safe sweet spot, then download a crisp PNG in seconds.
✓ Images stay on your device✓ Live scan-safety guide✓ Full-resolution PNG
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Private by design — your QR code and logo never leave this browser.
Brand it, keep it scannable
A logo belongs in the sweet spot
A centered logo makes a QR code feel intentional. The built-in guide helps you keep the covered area modest while preserving a clean background around your mark.
Practical safety guidance
The meter flags aggressive logo sizes, so you know when to scale back and test more carefully.
Original-size export
Your download keeps the QR image dimensions, up to 4096 pixels, with no added watermark.
Four easy steps
How to add a logo to a QR code online
- 1Upload a clear QR code
Use a square, high-resolution QR image with plenty of white margin around it.
- 2Add your logo or icon
Transparent PNG logos work especially well, but JPG and WebP images are supported too.
- 3Find the safe sweet spot
Adjust the logo size and clear padding while keeping the safety meter in the comfortable range.
- 4Scan, then download
Test the live preview with your phone and save the finished branded QR code as a PNG.
Questions, answered
QR Logo Embedder online FAQ
How do I add a logo to a QR code online?
Upload your QR image and logo, resize the centered mark, choose its background style, test the preview with your phone, and select Download branded QR.
Is this QR Logo Embedder online and free?
Yes. It is free to use, requires no account and adds no watermark to the downloaded PNG.
Will adding a logo stop my QR code from scanning?
It can if the logo covers too much data. Use a QR code generated with High (H) error correction, keep the logo modest, preserve a clear plate around it and always test the result on multiple devices.
What logo size is safest for a QR code?
There is no universal safe size because QR density and error correction vary. The default 18% logo width is a conservative starting point; the finished code still needs a real scan test.
Are my QR code and logo uploaded or stored?
No. The editor uses your browser's Canvas API, so both images stay on your device.
Can I use a transparent PNG logo?
Yes. Transparent PNG is ideal, and the optional background plate can create a clean quiet area between the logo and QR modules.
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