Free QR Code Generator with Logo and Wi-Fi
Enter a link, text or Wi-Fi details to create a QR code on your device. You can also encode a public URL to an image, PDF or video; add colors, a logo and frame, then download PNG, JPEG or SVG.
Create a QR code in your own style
Live preview · PNG, JPEG, SVG · No upload
QR content
Scanning the QR opens the image at this link.
The PDF must be publicly accessible to the scanning device.
Use a YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, or public video link.
Customize design
Original templates
Choose a template, then fine-tune each element.
Dot style
QR eye style
Built-in logos
Social logos identify user choices; all trademarks belong to their respective owners and do not imply affiliation or endorsement.
With a logo, the tool uses H error correction. Test the final file because logos and colors can make a code harder to scan.
Frame style
Holiday frame colors and decorations come from the SVG; the QR is automatically fitted into its safe opening.
Background pattern
Output quality
How To Create A Branded QR Code
Choose A Type And Enter Content
Enter a link, text or Wi-Fi details. For images, PDFs and videos, use a public file URL rather than embedding the file in the QR code.
Choose A Template, Colors, And Shapes
Use a solid color or gradient and choose dot and eye styles that fit your brand.
Add A Logo And Holiday Frame
Choose a built-in symbol or upload PNG/JPEG, then choose one of eight SVG holiday frames.
Check And Download
Review the contrast warning, download PNG, JPEG or SVG, and scan the final file before sharing.
What does your QR code contain?
Link, text and Wi-Fi
A web address opens a page; text appears in the scanner; Wi-Fi encodes the network name, security type and password. Check spelling and destination before downloading. Anyone who scans a Wi-Fi code may see its password, so share it with care.
Images, PDFs and videos
These tabs encode a public URL to the file or video page. The file itself is not stored in the QR code. The destination must remain available for others to open it.
Design a QR code that can be read
Colors, logo and frame
Choose a dark code on a lighter background and leave a clear margin around the matrix. Adding a logo switches error correction to H, but a large logo, low contrast or a busy frame can still prevent scanning.
Scan the final export
Download the design, then scan that exact file on a phone before printing or sharing. The built-in test scan runs only when the browser supports BarcodeDetector; a success message there does not guarantee every device will read the code.
Download and use your QR code
PNG, JPEG or SVG
Choose PNG or JPEG for a ready-to-use image, or SVG for scalable QR shapes. Uploaded PNG/JPEG logos remain raster images inside the SVG; some decorative frame assets may be referenced if they cannot be embedded.
Static content
The QR code stores the value entered when it was generated. Changing a URL or Wi-Fi password later requires a new code. A QR code to an external file depends on that link continuing to work.
Where is the QR code created?
QR generation and uploaded logo or frame image processing happen in your browser. This tool does not upload that content to KitoTool. Holiday frame graphics are loaded from this website. Review sensitive text or Wi-Fi details before sharing the finished image.
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