How to add a logo to your QR code

A logo makes a QR code recognizably yours — on packaging, menus, badges and signs. The trick is to keep it scannable: the logo covers part of the code, so error correction must be high enough to recover the missing area.

Best practice

1. Use error correction H when a logo is present; it reserves the most recovery data.
2. Keep the logo ~20–25% of the code width — large enough to recognise, small enough to scan.
3. Add a padding plate behind the logo so modules don't show through it.
4. High contrast — dark modules on a light background still wins, even with colour.
5. Verify before print — scan the final export on a phone to be sure.

With QRVolt

In the Logo card, enable “Add a logo”, pick the built-in QRVolt mark or upload your own image, set the size, and toggle a padding plate. You can also place the brand at the top of the code. Test the result with the in-app scan check before downloading.

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