A QR code with your colors and logo is easier to recognize and looks professional. The options are in the Colors and Design sections, below the code's content (click the section title to open it).
Colors
- Single Color – choose the Background color and the Foreground color (the small squares of the code).
- Gradient Color – choose the start color, the end color and the Gradient Direction: Vertical, Horizontal, Radial or Diagonal.
- Eye Frame Color and Eye Color – the colors of the three big squares in the corners.
Design
- Logo – choose a preset one (Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, TikTok, LinkedIn) or upload a Custom Logo, then set its Size in pixels.
- Matrix Style – the shape of the small squares: square, circle, dot, diamond or heart.
- Eye Frame and Eye Style – the shape of the corners (square, rounded, circle and more).
- Margin – the white space around the code.
- Error Correction – level L, M, Q or H. A higher level lets the code be read even when it's partly covered or dirty, but increases the amount of data in the code.
Click Preview after each change to see the result.
Rules for a code that scans reliably:
- Keep a strong contrast: a dark code on a light background.
- If you add a logo, choose error correction Q or H and don't make the logo too big.
- Leave a white margin around the code.
- Test the code with several phones before printing.