Colors and contrast
Choose dark and light colors for the QR design while keeping enough contrast for reliable scanning.
Custom QR design
Create a QR code, then customize the colors, pattern, finder eyes, logo, frame, and background. Preview the result, check scan safety, and download a print-ready PNG or SVG.
Live customizer
Pattern
Finder eyes
Design controls
Use the live controls above to change the design and preview the QR immediately. For WiFi, PDF, email, phone, text, and other QR content types, use the Free QR Code Generator.
Choose dark and light colors for the QR design while keeping enough contrast for reliable scanning.
Change the QR modules from classic squares to rounded, dot, pill, and other supported pattern styles.
Adjust the outer and inner finder-eye shapes and colors so the corners match the rest of the design.
Add a logo to the QR code and use higher error correction so the design can remain scannable around the mark.
Use a transparent background when the QR code needs to sit cleanly on packaging, posters, graphics, or brand artwork.
Add a supported frame and short scan prompt when the QR needs more visual context in a printed layout.
Step by step
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Choose the QR type and enter the content or destination you want the code to open.
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Generate the QR code and open Customize & Download to edit the design.
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Adjust colors, pattern, finder eyes, logo, frame, background, and print settings while checking the preview.
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Scan-test the finished design, then export a PNG for digital use or SVG for scalable print.
Real-world uses
Match a QR code to campaign colors, brand styling, flyers, brochures, signage, and other promotional material.
Use a branded QR code on boxes, labels, inserts, product cards, and packaging while preserving a clear quiet zone.
Create a cleaner QR treatment for business cards, menus, posters, table cards, handouts, and other printed pieces.
Export a customized QR for slides, social graphics, websites, digital documents, and presentation decks.
Print safety
Keep strong contrast between QR modules and the background, even when using brand colors.
Do not cover too much of the QR with a logo, artwork, frame, or other decorative elements.
Keep a clear quiet zone around the code and scan-test the final exported file at the size it will actually be used.
FAQ
Choose the QR type, enter the content, generate the code, then open Customize & Download. Adjust the design, scan-test it, and export the finished QR as PNG or SVG.
Yes. You can change the QR colors, but keep strong contrast between the code and its background so scanners can read it reliably.
Yes. RepointQR supports adding a logo to the QR design. Keep the logo reasonably sized and scan-test the finished export before publishing or printing.
Yes. A transparent background can be useful when placing the QR code over a clean design or brand layout. Make sure the final surface still provides enough contrast.
Yes. The customizer supports multiple module patterns plus finder-eye shape and color controls so you can change the visual style while preserving the QR structure.
PNG works well for common digital use. SVG is better for scalable print because it can be enlarged without losing vector sharpness.
Yes. Low contrast, oversized logos, crowded artwork, or poor print quality can reduce scan reliability. Keep the design clear and always scan-test the final export.
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