Can I add my logo to the center?

Yes. Upload a PNG, JPG, or SVG logo and it will be placed at the center of the QR code. The library automatically hides the dots behind the logo and upgrades error correction to level H to preserve scannability.

What's the difference between PNG and SVG output?

PNG is a raster image at 512×512 pixels — perfect for digital use, social media, and web display. SVG is a vector format that scales infinitely without quality loss — ideal for print, business cards, and merchandise.

What does error correction level mean?

Error correction determines how much of the QR code can be damaged or obscured while remaining scannable. L (Low) tolerates ~7% damage, M (Medium) ~15%, Q (Quartile) ~25%, and H (High) ~30%. Higher levels make the code denser but more robust. When you add a logo, the tool automatically uses H level.

Is my data uploaded to a server?

No. Everything runs instantly. Your data, logo, and generated QR codes never leave your device.

Why is my QR code not scanning?

Common causes: too much contrast between foreground and background (stick to dark-on-light), logo too large (keep under 40% of the code), or insufficient error correction. If scanning from a screen, increase brightness and avoid glare.

Can I use custom colors for the QR code?

Yes. Set any foreground and background color, or choose transparent background for overlaying on colored surfaces. For best scannability, ensure strong contrast between the foreground and background.

What phone number format does WhatsApp require?

Include the full international number with country code but no spaces or special characters. For example, a US number would be 14155551234. The tool strips non-digit characters automatically.

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Choose content type

Pick URL, Wi-Fi, vCard, WhatsApp, or plain text. Fill in the fields — the payload builds automatically as you type.

Customize the style

Set foreground and background colors, choose dot shapes, adjust the margin, and upload a center logo. Error correction auto-upgrades when a logo is added.

Download PNG or SVG

Click Download PNG for a high-resolution raster image (512×512) or Download SVG for a scalable vector file perfect for print.

Frequently Asked Questions

URL/Link, Wi-Fi network credentials, contact information (vCard 3.0), WhatsApp direct chat links, and plain text. Each type builds the correct payload format automatically.

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Everything you need to know

What makes a great QR code?

A great QR code balances aesthetics with scannability. Use high contrast between the foreground and background (dark modules on a light background is the standard). Leave adequate margin around the code — at least 4 modules of quiet zone. If adding a logo, keep it under 40% of the code's area and use high error correction (H level). Test your QR code with multiple phone cameras before printing or publishing.

QR code content types explained

URL QR codes are the most common — they open a web page when scanned. Wi-Fi QR codes let guests join your network without typing a password (the format is WIFI:T:<security>;S:<ssid>;P:<password>;;). vCard QR codes embed contact information that saves directly to the phone's address book. WhatsApp QR codes open a direct chat with a pre-filled message. Plain text QR codes display readable text on the scanner screen — useful for serial numbers, notes, or instructions.

PNG vs SVG — which should you choose?

PNG at 512×512 is ideal for digital use: websites, email signatures, social media, and presentations. SVG is the right choice for print — it's a vector format that scales to any size without pixelation, perfect for business cards, posters, stickers, and merchandise. The SVG file also tends to be smaller for simple designs and can be edited in vector software.

Privacy, performance, and browser compatibility

Because everything runs on your device, your data and logos never leave your browser. QR codes generate instantly — under 50ms on modern hardware — with no server round-trips or rate limits. The tool works in every modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) and remains functional offline after the first page load. Generated QR codes follow the ISO/IEC 18004 standard and are compatible with every QR scanner, including iOS Camera, Google Lens, and dedicated scanner apps.