Choose the code and corner shapes
Choose the pattern used for the QR code, corner squares, and corner dots. The live preview updates as you compare the available styles.
Custom QR code generator / Logo and colors / PNG + SVG
Create a custom QR code with your logo
Create branded QR codes with your own link, logo, colors, and frame in GeoQR. Explore shapes, frames, and colors in the preview below, then sign up to add your own content, save designs, and download PNG or SVG artwork.
Try the QR code design preview
This sample code links to geoqr.io. To use your own destination, upload a logo, and download your code, create a free GeoQR account.
Higher levels survive more damage but make the code denser.
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Controls blank space around the QR artwork. Set to 0 for none.
Design and reuse QR code artwork
Design a branded QR code for digital use or print
Start with the QR pattern, then adjust the colors, frame, spacing, and logo treatment for the placement. Save the visual settings when other QR codes should use the same design.
Use the free QR code checker to read your exported image, then follow our QR code print-testing guide before ordering the full print run.
Set the colors and background
Use solid colors or linear and radial gradients for the code and background. Keep the contrast clear, then test the final artwork before printing.
Add a frame and scan prompt
Add a frame around the code, set its colors, and include a short prompt such as “Scan me” when the placement needs one.
Add a logo or brand image
Choose a reusable image from the media library, place it in the code, and adjust the size, margin, and background treatment.
Live preview
See the QR code update as you change the design settings.
Spacing and error correction
Set outer spacing and error correction for the size, surface, and placement you plan to use.
PNG and SVG files
Download PNG for common uses or SVG when the artwork needs to scale cleanly.
Reusable designs
Save visual settings so team members can apply the same design to other QR codes.
From setup to finished artwork
Create the link, finish the design, and prepare the files
The builder is part of the QR code setup. Add the destination first, then work through the design, review the final code, and download the artwork when it is ready to use.
Add the destination
Choose the web address or GS1 Digital Link the QR code should use.
Customize the design
Set the shapes, colors, frame, spacing, and logo treatment for the placement.
Review and test it
Check the live preview and test the final code at the size and on the material you plan to use.
Publish and download
Publish the QR code, then download PNG or SVG artwork for the final placement.
Questions
Questions about designing QR codes
The practical details to consider before you download the artwork or send it to print.
Can I add my own link and download a QR code in this preview?
This page previews shapes, frames, and colors using a sample code that links to geoqr.io. Create a GeoQR account to use your own destination, upload a logo, save a design, and download PNG or SVG artwork.
Can I add a logo to the QR code?
Yes. Upload a logo or another image to the media library, place it in the QR code, and adjust its size and margin. You can also hide the QR modules behind the image when the design needs a cleaner result.
Can I use brand colors or gradients?
GeoQR supports solid colors and linear or radial gradients for both the code and its background. Keep a clear contrast between them and test the final artwork before printing.
Which file formats can I download?
You can download the finished QR artwork as PNG or SVG. PNG works well for many everyday uses, while SVG is useful for large-format print and other placements that need scalable vector artwork.
Can I change the design after printing?
The artwork already printed on a package, sign, or card cannot change. The destination behind a dynamic GeoQR code can be updated without changing the printed pattern.
Can my team reuse the same design?
Yes. Save the visual settings as a reusable design and apply them to other QR codes in the same organization. Saved designs can be renamed or archived as your brand system changes.
Which error-correction level should I choose?
Error correction adds redundancy so a code can tolerate some damage or obstruction, but higher levels also make the pattern denser. The right choice depends on the logo, print size, material, and viewing distance, so test a physical sample before a full print run.
Start with one QR code
Create your first branded QR code in GeoQR
Add the destination, choose the design settings, review the preview, and download the artwork when it is ready.
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