Logo & colours
Centre a logo, set brand foreground and background colours, and add smooth gradients.
Feature
A code that looks like your brand, not a black box
Drop in a logo, set your colours, shape the modules and corners, and wrap it in a frame — all while keeping the code fast and reliable to scan.
- Logo in the centre
- Brand colours
- ~21 frames
- Custom shapes
Brand colour
Corners
Logo
None
How it works
From plain grid to branded mark
Start with your content
Pick a code type and add its data — the design layer sits on top of any of them.
Apply your brand
Upload a logo, set foreground and background colours, add a gradient, and reshape the dots and corners.
Frame it and export
Choose from around 21 call-to-action frames, then export crisp, print-ready files.
What you get
Every part of the code is yours to style
Shapes & corners
Choose module and dot styles plus distinct corner (eye) shapes for a signature look.
Frames & CTAs
Wrap the code in one of ~21 frames with a 'Scan me' prompt to lift real-world scans.
Where it shines
Branded codes across your collateral
Branded business cards
Match the code to your card's palette and logo.
On-pack product codes
Blend a code into packaging artwork instead of fighting it.
Menu table tents
A tasteful code that fits the restaurant's look.
Poster campaigns
A framed 'Scan me' code that earns attention on the wall.
Signage & storefronts
High-contrast codes that read cleanly from a distance.
Event collateral
On-brand codes across badges, banners, and handouts.
Design & branding FAQ
Will a logo stop the code from scanning?
Not within reason. The centre of a QR code carries redundant data, and error correction fills the gap. Keep the logo modest and test before printing.
What is error correction and which level should I use?
It's the code's built-in redundancy. Higher levels tolerate more damage or logo coverage but pack the grid tighter. Raise it when adding a logo or printing small.
Can I use my exact brand colours?
Yes — set custom foreground and background colours or a gradient. Keep strong contrast between the two so scanners read it cleanly.
How many frames are there?
Around 21 frame styles with call-to-action text, so you can nudge people to actually scan.
What file formats can I export?
Print-ready raster and vector exports, so the design stays sharp at any size — from a business card to a billboard.
Use it without creating a mess
- Start with strong foreground/background contrast.
- Choose from the supported module shapes, finder styles, frames and logo options.
- Download a proof as PNG or SVG and test it at final size.
Questions before enabling design & branding
- Which repeated task or control problem is this feature meant to solve?
- Who owns the configuration after the first campaign launches?
- Which plan limit or permission affects the rollout?
- What should happen when a destination, member, domain or subscription changes?
- How will the team test the complete scan path before printing?
Related features
Make a code worth scanning
Design a branded code in minutes and export it print-ready.