QR Code with Logo

Brand a QR with your logo without leaving your browser.

Logo images are processed locally for preview and export. QRburst does not upload your logo as part of generation.

Protocol optional — example.com becomes https://example.com

PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, or SVG · max 2 MB · processed locally

Design

Upload a logo above to adjust size and margin.

Larger logos can make QR codes harder to scan.

Preview stays within the card. Size applies to PNG export; SVG is scalable vector output.

QR Lab

Test · local only

Enter a valid payload to see configuration analysis and run decode stress tests.

Print Studio

Enter a valid payload to size and export print-ready QR files.

Add a logo without forking the engine

  1. Start with a Website URL (or switch payload type if you need Wi-Fi, vCard, etc.).
  2. Open Design → Logo, upload a local image, and tune size/margin.
  3. Keep strong contrast between modules and background.
  4. Run QR Lab analysis and a stress test before print.
  5. Export PNG/SVG or a Print Studio size for physical use.

Logos reduce scan margin — measure, don’t guess

Clearing modules behind a mark helps, but it is not a guarantee. Avoid simplistic claims like “H error correction means you can cover 30%.” QRburst’s Lab scores configuration risk and can stress-test under blur, glare, and obstruction so you decide with evidence.

Local logo processing

Images stay in the browser for validation and rendering. They are not uploaded to QRburst as part of generation. MIME, size, and dimension limits still apply — SVG logo upload is only available if the existing security model allows it.

Frequently asked questions

Does a logo change what the QR encodes?
No. The logo is a visual overlay. The payload (URL or other type) stays whatever you enter in the form. Changing branding does not create a redirect or analytics link.
How large can the logo be?
QRburst limits logo size and can clear modules behind it, but larger logos still reduce robustness. Use QR Lab stress tests and Print Studio — do not assume a single error-correction level makes any coverage “safe.”

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