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Custom QR code

Your photo blended into the code, a theme that matches your business (restaurant, basketball, football, café, shop…), center logo, colors and shapes — with an automatic readability check so your QR scans every single time. Everything happens in your browser.

Customization that scans

A QR code that looks like you — and works

A restaurant displays its QR dressed as a menu board, a basketball club decorates it in ball colors, a shop blends in its storefront photo: customization catches the eye and multiplies scans. As long as the code stays readable.

That is the heart of this tool: the QR is generated with maximum error correction (level H), the finder eyes stay solid, the quiet zone is respected, and a module-by-module contrast check verifies every render. Photo too strong? Contrast is boosted automatically and a badge tells you. You download a print-ready high-resolution PNG — just test one scan with your phone before mass printing.

Why not a QR cut into a ball shape? Because a QR code must remain a square matrix to be read by every phone — a cut-out code no longer scans. Theming (frame, emoji, colors, caption) delivers the same visual effect without ever sacrificing the scan. Need to change the destination after printing or track scans? Upgrade to a dynamic QR code. For a plain QR: QR code generator.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I put my photo inside a QR code?

Yes: drop your photo and it is blended into the QR code background. Module contrast is preserved and checked automatically so the code stays scannable — a badge confirms readability.

Does a custom QR code really work?

Yes. The code is generated with the maximum error-correction level (H, 30% redundancy), the finder eyes stay solid, and a module-by-module contrast check automatically fixes a background that is too strong. Always test-scan before mass printing.

Can a QR code be shaped like an object (ball, menu…)?

A QR code must remain a square matrix to be read by every phone: cutting out its silhouette makes it unreadable. The best practice — used here — is theming: a decorative frame (basketball, football pitch, menu board…), emoji, colors and caption around a code that scans every time.

Is it free and private?

Yes. Everything is generated in your browser: neither your photo, your logo nor your link is sent to a server. Need to change the destination after printing? See dynamic QR codes (Pro).