QR Code Styling Beautifier HD

Turn a plain black-and-white QR code into something people want to scan. Pick a look, tune the colors and shapes, put your logo or an icon in the middle, add a frame with a call to action, then download it as a sharp HD PNG or a vector SVG. A built-in readability check warns you when a style could stop phones from scanning it.

1 Content

The QR code will contain:

2 Ready-made looks
Social badges

One tap sets the frame, color and icon. Simple icons are drawn for you; they are not official logos.

3 Colors
4 Shapes
Little squares
Corner eye, outer frame
Corner eye, center

Higher makes the code denser but easier to scan when damaged or covered by a logo.

Keep at least 2 so scanners can find the code.

5 Picture in the middle

PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG. It stays in your browser.

With a picture in the middle the code is switched to High damage tolerance automatically.

6 Frame and call to action
Frame

Tips for a code that scans

  • Keep the code darker than its background. Light-on-dark codes fail in many apps.
  • Print it at least 2 cm (about 0.8 inch) wide, and test with two different phones before printing in bulk.
  • Keep the center picture under 25% and leave the damage tolerance on High.
  • For print shops and large posters, download the SVG.