A logo can help a QR code look like it belongs on your menu, card, packaging or counter sign. The important part is still reliability: keep the code readable, scan-test the final PNG and use a static QR only when the data inside it will stay stable.
Create a branded QR in four steps
- Choose one clear destination or payload.
- Open a ScanFlick generator, customise colors and add a restrained logo.
- Keep strong contrast and an empty margin around the QR.
- Download the PNG and scan-test it before printing.
Start with a link QR, a guest WiFi QR or a vCard QR. Static PNG downloads are free for stable use cases.
How to keep a logo QR code scannable
- Use a dark QR design on a light background.
- Leave a clear border around all four sides.
- Keep the logo small enough that finder patterns and important modules remain readable.
- Do not rely on the editor preview alone: scan the saved PNG and the printed version.
- Use the readability check and simplify the design if any test fails.
Choose the right static use case
Guest WiFi
A branded WiFi card is helpful at a café, salon, hotel or rental when the network details are stable. Regenerate it if credentials change.
Contact card
A logo vCard QR can sit on a business card or sign. Check the contact details after scanning before you print a batch.
Static PNG or a managed campaign?
Use a free PNG for a fixed destination. If the print has to keep working while the destination changes, or the business needs saved QR campaigns, scan activity, branding workflows or Social profile QR, explore dynamic QR codes for business. Do not treat an already printed static QR as editable.