Your logo in the centre. Still scans.
A logo makes the code recognisably yours. QR codes carry spare data for exactly this — error correction rebuilds what the logo covers — so MyQRx switches to the highest level (30%) whenever you add one, and clears the pattern behind it so the logo sits on a clean field.
How to add a logo
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Add your link
Paste the address, or choose a dynamic code you can edit after printing.
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Upload the logo
PNG or JPG up to 2048 KB. A square logo with a little padding works best.
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Size and colour
Small, medium or large. Match the code to your brand colours or a gradient.
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Download & test
SVG or PDF for print, PNG or JPG for screens. Scan a printed proof before the run.
Logo do’s and don’ts
- Keep the logo under about a quarter of the code’s width — “large” is the safe maximum.
- Leave “clear the pattern behind the logo” on; a logo over live modules is harder to read.
- Use a logo with its own background or padding, so it does not bleed into the pattern.
- Keep the code dark on a light background. Coloured logos are fine; inverted codes are not.
- We do not accept SVG logos — they can carry scripts. Export a PNG instead.
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.
QR codes with logos.
Is adding a logo free?
Yes, on every plan, with no watermark.
Does a logo stop the code from scanning?
Not when it is sized sensibly. A QR code can lose up to 30% of its pattern at the highest error correction and still be read, which is the level MyQRx uses whenever a logo is added.
What logo file should I upload?
A PNG or JPG up to 2048 KB. SVG uploads are refused for safety.
Can I add a logo to a dynamic QR code?
Yes. The logo is part of the printed design; you can still change where the code points after printing.