PaletteQR
Most tools charge to remove the watermark or lock the logo option behind an account. Here, dropping your logo into the center of any QR code — link, Wi-Fi, business card, anything — is free and unlimited.
Match uses your foreground color for the corners.
Automatically raised to High when you add a logo, so the code still scans reliably with up to ~30% covered — you can change this.
The logo option works across every template — Wi-Fi, contact cards, WhatsApp, events — not just plain URLs.
The moment you add a logo, error correction automatically raises to High, so up to ~30% of the code can be covered without breaking the scan.
Export as SVG or PNG with your logo baked in — no watermark, and no "premium" version locked behind a paywall.
The uploader accepts PNG files only, since PNG supports transparency — a transparent background lets your logo sit cleanly inside the code instead of showing an awkward white box around it. Whatever you upload is automatically resized to fit and re-encoded, so there's nothing to pre-resize yourself.
Every QR code has built-in redundancy, called error correction, that lets it keep scanning even if part of it is damaged, dirty, or covered by a logo. There are four levels — higher levels trade a bit of data density for a lot more tolerance.
This app defaults to Medium, and automatically switches to High the moment you upload a logo — you don't have to remember to change it yourself. The dropdown always stays editable if you want a different balance.
Print your logo QR next to your name, and it doubles as a digital business card people can save straight into their contacts, branded the moment they scan it.
Link to a product page, warranty registration, or your Instagram, with your brand mark visible right on the box or hangtag.
Drop an event logo into the code and link to the schedule or Wi-Fi details — attendees recognize it as yours before they even scan.
Hang tags, stickers, and packaging inserts linking to your shop or socials — small, recognizable, and still reliably scannable at sticker size with error correction set to High.
Not if you keep error correction at Medium or higher — the app automatically switches to High the moment you upload a logo, which is built to tolerate up to ~30% of the code being covered.
PNG only — the uploader accepts PNG files specifically because PNG supports transparency. A square image with a transparent background gives the cleanest result; avoid busy or low-contrast images.
Yes — a transparent PNG blends into the code's background color automatically, so it looks like part of the design rather than a sticker on top.
Yes — a "Remove" button appears next to the upload field in the Style panel once a logo is added, and error correction resets back to Medium automatically.
No hard limit — whatever you upload is automatically resized to fit and re-encoded, which also strips the metadata phone photos usually carry.
Yes — the logo and every style option in the Design panel apply no matter which tab you're using, whether that's a link, a Wi-Fi network, a contact card, or any of the other types.
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