Branded QR Code Generator with Logo
A branded QR code carries your logo, colors and style so people recognize it as yours before they scan. In TryQRMint you can add your logo, brand colors or a gradient, dot and corner shapes, and a frame with a call to action, free for static codes, while error correction adjusts automatically.
Why Choose TryQRMint for This Solution
Custom-branded QR codes, editable dynamic links and clear scan analytics in one dashboard.
Your Logo, Colors & Style
Upload your logo or pick a preset icon, set brand colors or a two-color gradient, and choose dot and corner shapes that suit your identity.
Error Correction Handled for You
TryQRMint uses level M by default and switches to level Q automatically when you add a logo, so part of the code can be covered and still scan.
Files Ready for Print
Download PNG on every plan, including Free. SVG for designers and large prints is available on Pro and Business, and during the 7-day trial.
What You Can Customize in a Branded QR Code
| Option | Choices in TryQRMint |
|---|---|
| Logo | Upload PNG, JPG, SVG or WebP, or pick a preset icon; adjustable size |
| Colors | Any foreground and background color, a two-color gradient, a separate corner color, or a transparent background |
| Dot style | Square, dots, rounded or classy |
| Corner style | Square, rounded, circle or leaf |
| Frame | Top or bottom badge, border label, phone mockup, circular stamp or minimal card, with your own text and colors |
| Error correction | Automatic: M without a logo, Q with a logo |
If your branded QR code will not scan
- Low contrast: pale brand colors such as yellow or light gray on white often fail. Darken the pattern.
- Logo too big: reduce the logo size until the code scans quickly on several phones.
- Inverted colors: a light pattern on a dark background is not read by every scanner. Keep the pattern darker.
- No margin: leave clear space around the code instead of placing artwork right up to its edge.
Want to change the destination after printing too? Read static vs dynamic QR codes or start with the dynamic QR code generator.
How to Make a QR Code with Your Logo
Start generating high-converting QR codes in less than 60 seconds.
Pick a Type & Enter Content
Choose Website URL, vCard, WhatsApp or any of the 32 types and fill in the details.
Add Logo, Colors & Frame
Upload a PNG, JPG, SVG or WebP logo (or choose a preset icon), set colors or a gradient, pick dot and corner styles, and add a frame with your call to action.
Preview, Save & Test
Check the live preview, sign in free to save, download from your dashboard, and test-scan a print with two or three different phones.
Where Branded QR Codes Work Best
Explore how individuals, teams, and high-traffic brands put these QR codes to work.
Product Packaging & Labels
Match the code to your packaging palette and logo so it looks like part of the design rather than a sticker.
Brochures & Catalogs
A logo in the center tells readers whose page they are about to open, which helps people trust the scan.
Business Cards
Add your company mark to a website, WhatsApp or vCard profile code and color it to match the card.
Trade Show Banners
Use a frame with a short call to action, such as "Scan for the demo", so visitors know what they get from across the aisle.
Storefront & Window Stickers
Brand the code with your shop colors and logo to make it look official and harder to swap for a fake.
Social Media Codes
Use the built-in Instagram, WhatsApp or YouTube icons in the center so people recognize the platform before scanning.
Related Guides & Tutorials
How to Add Logos and Custom Colors to QR Codes (Safely)
Design rules for logo size, safe zones and color contrast.
QR Code Printing & Sizing Guide
Print size, resolution and quiet zone rules for branded materials.
QR Code Security & Scams (Quishing)
Why recognizable, branded codes help protect customers from fake stickers.
Technical Specifications & Print Standards
Standard QR codes (ISO/IEC 18004) that every modern smartphone camera can read. Print size, contrast and placement still matter, so test before printing.
Automatic: Level M, or Q with a logo
Reed-Solomon error correction is raised automatically when you add a logo, so up to ~25% of the code can be covered and still scan.
Editable After Printing
Dynamic codes point to a short TryQRMint link, so you can change the destination later without reprinting.
PNG (all plans) + SVG (Pro & Business)
PNG exports start at 512 px; vector SVG scales cleanly for posters, packaging and large signage.
HTTPS Short Links
Dynamic codes open over HTTPS, and links with script-capable schemes are blocked when you save a code.
Scan Analytics for Dynamic Codes
Total and unique scans, country, city, device, OS, browser, referrer and scans over time.
Adjustable Margin
Set the white border around your code; keep at least a 4-module quiet zone when placing it on busy designs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find immediate answers regarding dynamic QR codes, analytics, formats, and commercial usage.
A branded QR code is a QR code styled to match a brand: its logo in the center, brand colors, custom dot and corner shapes, and often a frame with a call to action. It works like a normal code but is easier to recognize and trust.
Yes for static codes. A free account lets you save up to 10 static codes with your logo, colors and frames, and download them as PNG with no watermark. Dynamic codes, which you can edit and track, come with a 7-day trial for up to 2 codes, then a prepaid Pro or Business plan. SVG downloads come with Pro, Business and the trial.
A logo covers some of the pattern, so TryQRMint raises error correction to level Q (about 25% recoverable) whenever a logo is added. Keep the logo modest in size, leave the three corner squares clear, keep strong contrast and test on real phones before printing.
PNG, JPG, SVG and WebP are accepted. A square logo with a transparent or plain background gives the cleanest result. If you don't have one ready, you can choose a preset icon such as WhatsApp, Instagram, Google, YouTube, Wi-Fi, Menu or PDF.
Yes. You can set any foreground and background color or a two-color gradient, and color the corner squares separately. Keep the pattern clearly darker than the background; light-on-dark designs fail on some scanners.
No. The design is part of the printed image, so a new logo means a new print. With a dynamic code you can still change where the code points without reprinting.
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