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Branded link sharing

QR Code with Logo and Text

Create a scannable website QR code with your logo in the center and a clear brand message below it.

1

Add your link and display text

The text is placed below the QR code to keep the scanning area clear.

2

Customize the QR code

Choose a style that stays clear and easy to scan.

Ready to create your branded QR code?Scan-test the downloaded file before publishing.
Practical guide

About the QR Code with Logo and Text

This tool turns branded campaigns into a scannable route to a QR code with a logo and short supporting label. Add “View the full menu” below a branded QR so the expected action is clear.

Before generating: Use brief text, a legible logo and a destination that matches the printed call to action. Keep the label brief, use strong contrast and test the whole composition after export.

A practical example

Where this QR code is useful

Add “View the full menu” below a branded QR so the expected action is clear.

Good fit
Calls to action, storefront signs, campaign cards and instructions.
Important limitation
Long display text becomes difficult to read and must not cover the scanning area.
If it does not work
Keep the label brief, use strong contrast and test the whole composition after export.
Example customized output from the QR Code with Logo and Text
Example output previewUse this as a visual reference. Always scan-test your own downloaded QR because its content, density, colors and print size will be different.

Publish a reliable QR Code with Logo and Text

  1. Prepare the content. Use brief text, a legible logo and a destination that matches the printed call to action.
  2. Match the setting. This format works especially well for calls to action, storefront signs, campaign cards and instructions.
  3. Respect the limitation. Long display text becomes difficult to read and must not cover the scanning area.
  4. Verify the result. Keep the label brief, use strong contrast and test the whole composition after export.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I check before creating this code?

Use brief text, a legible logo and a destination that matches the printed call to action. Then confirm that it opens a QR code with a logo and short supporting label exactly as a scanner will see it.

Where is this type of QR code most useful?

Calls to action, storefront signs, campaign cards and instructions. The printed label should tell people what will happen after they scan.

What is the main limitation?

Long display text becomes difficult to read and must not cover the scanning area.

What should I do if it does not scan?

Keep the label brief, use strong contrast and test the whole composition after export.