Your brand. Your QR code.
Create a branded QR code without uploading your logo, link, or artwork to a server. Aruscus cleans the image locally, places it in a protected center area, and uses high error correction to improve scan reliability. Download a watermark-free PNG for digital use or an SVG that remains sharp in professional print.
Your logo, processed locally
Add a PNG, JPG, or WebP logo. The file is cleaned and placed into the code entirely on your device.
Safer branded QR codes
High error correction and a cleared area behind the logo help scanners recover the covered parts of the pattern.
Print-ready PNG and SVG
Download a high-resolution PNG for everyday use or scalable SVG artwork for signs, packaging, and print.
Free static code
The destination is encoded directly with no Aruscus redirect, account, watermark, subscription, or expiry.
Use this tool.
- Add the destinationEnter a website link or switch to plain text. Website links are checked before a code is created.
- Upload and position your logoChoose a PNG, JPG, or WebP file, then adjust its size and breathing room in the center.
- Customize, download, and testUse strong contrast, export PNG or SVG, and scan the final artwork on multiple phones before printing.
Common questions.
Is this QR code generator with logo really free?
Yes. You can add a logo and download PNG or SVG with no account, watermark, trial, or download limit.
Does Aruscus upload my logo or destination?
No. Your logo is decoded, cleaned, and embedded into the QR code inside your browser. The logo and destination are never sent to Aruscus.
Which logo files can I use?
Use a PNG, JPG, or WebP file up to 3 MB. A square image with a simple mark and clear edges usually remains easiest to recognize at small sizes.
Why does adding a logo make scanning harder?
A centered logo covers part of the QR pattern. This tool uses high error correction and clears the modules beneath the logo, but a very large logo or weak color contrast can still make a code unreliable.
Will a QR code with a logo expire?
No. This tool creates a static QR code, so its link or text is stored directly in the pattern. The code keeps working as long as the encoded destination remains available.
What is the safest logo size?
Start around 18% of the code width and keep a visible light area around it. Test every final design because logo shape, QR density, print material, and scanning distance all affect reliability.
Should I download PNG or SVG?
PNG is convenient for websites and office documents. SVG remains sharp at any size and is usually the better choice for professional printing, signage, and packaging.