QR Code Generator With a Logo

A logo in the middle of a QR code looks great — and, done wrong, stops it from scanning. QR Puppy handles the tricky part for you: drop in an image and it automatically raises the error-correction level and morphs the surrounding modules so the code still reads. Then, before you download, it runs your exact design through a real QR decoder and shows you a scan-health score. Free, static, and nothing is uploaded — your logo never leaves your browser.

How to make it

1. Make your code (paste a link, Wi-Fi details, contact card — whatever it encodes).
2. Open the design studio and pick a built-in shape (puppy, paw, heart, star) or upload your own logo — PNG, JPG, SVG or WebP.
3. Adjust the logo size; QR Puppy bumps error correction to H and keeps the code readable around it.
4. Check the Paw Score (it decodes your design live), then download a crisp PNG or vector SVG.

Frequently asked questions

Will adding a logo stop my QR code from scanning?

Not with QR Puppy. Logos cover data modules, so we automatically raise the error-correction level (up to H, ~30% recoverable) and verify the finished design with a real scanner before you download. If a logo is too big to stay reliable, the scan-health score warns you.

Can I upload my own company logo?

Yes — PNG, JPG, SVG or WebP. It's processed entirely in your browser and never uploaded anywhere. You control its size and whether it sits in a rounded or square cutout.

Does a logo make the code trackable?

No. The logo is purely cosmetic; the code still encodes your data directly with no redirect. Nobody can track scans.

What file formats can I download?

PNG for everyday use and vector SVG for print and large signage — both free, both with the logo baked in.