Your QR code is part of the artwork. Design it like it.
On an ad, a pack or a shelf talker, the QR code is often the one element your audience is asked to act on. A generic black square says “afterthought”. A code in your colours, with your logo and a clear promise, says it belongs to you — and tells people why to scan.
Every design option is free on every plan. No watermark.
What a designed code tells people before they scan.
Recognition
Your colours, shapes and logo make the code read as part of your brand system, not a sticker added at the printer. It sits in the layout the way your typography does.
Trust
People are rightly wary of anonymous codes on public surfaces. A code that carries your logo and look signals who is behind it — and every MyQRx redirect is safety-checked before anyone lands.
Intent
A frame with a call to action — “Scan for the menu”, “Rate us on Google”, “Get 20% off” — tells people what they get. A mute square asks them to guess.
Consistency
Saved designs keep every campaign, region and agency on the same look, so a code on a billboard matches the one on the pack.
Different surfaces, different jobs.
Product packaging
Brand colour on a transparent background drops straight onto pack artwork. Vector PDF and SVG keep it sharp at any print size.
Print ads and magazines
A gradient in your palette and soft shapes make the code part of the layout rather than a box beside it.
Posters and outdoor
High contrast, a generous quiet zone and a bold frame read from a distance. Size the code for the viewing distance, not the layout grid.
Shelf talkers and standees
A badge frame with a clear promise turns a passing glance into a scan at the point of decision.
Restaurants and counters
Table cards and menus want warmth and a plain instruction everyone understands.
Events and launches
Bold, distinctive codes for passes, merchandise and stage screens — edit the destination as the day moves on.
Every option the best free tools have — free here too.
Body shapes
11 styles: square, rounded, dots, classy, fluid, diamond, bars and more.
Eyes
6 frame and 6 centre shapes, each in its own colour.
Colour
Any brand colour, linear or radial gradients in four directions, or a transparent background.
Logo
Your logo in the centre, in three sizes, with the pattern cleared behind it.
Frames & call to action
Label, badge and speech-bubble frames with your own words in the frame colour you choose.
Print-ready files
SVG and vector PDF for print; PNG and JPG up to 4096 px. Quiet zone and error correction under your control.
Guardrails, so design never costs you a scan.
A beautiful code that phones cannot read is the most expensive kind — it is usually discovered after the print run. MyQRx refuses colour pairs that phones struggle with, raises error correction automatically when you add a logo or a rounded shape, and every curated design is decode-tested.
- Dark code on a light background, at least 3:1 contrast — checked live as you design.
- Highest error correction (30%) when there is a logo or a non-square shape.
- A quiet zone you control; four modules is the safe default.
- Print the code at least 2 × 2 cm, and bigger for distance — roughly a tenth of the scanning distance.
- Always scan a printed proof at final size before a large run.
Make the code dynamic and each placement becomes measurable: give the pack, the poster and the shelf their own codes, compare scans by day, place and device, and change the destination after printing without touching the artwork.
Free forever with 5 dynamic codes and unlimited static ones, no card needed. Pro is ₹664 a month for 150 dynamic codes. Paid plans are billed in INR with a GST tax invoice, and you can pay by UPI Autopay, card or eNACH.
Questions from marketing teams.
Do branded QR codes scan as well as black-and-white ones?
Yes, when they keep enough contrast and error correction. MyQRx checks the contrast of every colour you pick against the background and raises error correction automatically for logos and rounded shapes.
Can I put my logo in the middle?
Yes, on every plan. Upload a PNG or JPG, choose small, medium or large, and the pattern behind it is cleared so the logo sits cleanly.
Which file should I send to the printer?
The vector PDF or SVG. Both stay sharp at any size, from a sticker to a billboard. PNG and JPG are for screens and digital ads, up to 4096 pixels.
Can our whole team use the same look?
Yes. On Pro, save a design as a template and apply it to every new code in one click.
Can I change where the code goes after the campaign is printed?
Yes, with a dynamic code. The design and the printed artwork stay the same; only the destination changes.
Is there a watermark on free designs?
No. Every design option and every download format is free on every plan, with no watermark.