Make a QR code in brand colors
Example on a table menu card
About this tool
Enter a link or phone number, choose colors and a logo; the code is built and then scanned back to make sure phones can read it.
Use it when
- Making a menu, flyer or pack with a QR code
- A black and white code clashes with the design
- The code is printed and customers cannot scan it
- Your logo stays on your device
- Scan-tested for you
- PNG and SVG download
A code that will not scan is a broken promise
Pale colors the scanner cannot see
Scanners read codes by the difference between light and dark. Pale modules on white, or light modules on dark, leave many phones stuck.
A logo covering part of the code
A code tolerates some coverage thanks to error correction, but only up to a point. The larger the logo, the more easily the code fails when printed faintly or scratched.
Printed too small for where people stand
The farther away people stand, the larger the code must be. 2 cm is fine on a handheld flyer, but not on a wall two meters away.
What people often ask
Will phones still scan my QR code in brand colors?
A colored QR code still scans when its modules are dark enough against a light background and the three corner finder squares keep their shape. The tool makes a code in your brand colors with your logo, test-scans it large and small, reports contrast and the smallest print size, then exports PNG or SVG.
Does a code made here expire?
No. The code holds the link or phone number you enter directly, without passing through any Sinh Vũ server, so it never expires and no one counts the scans.
Should I download PNG or SVG?
Use PNG for posts, messages and websites. For the printer, use SVG, because it stays sharp at any size.
What if I want to change the link after printing?
A static code cannot be changed. If the link might change, point the code at a page on your own domain and redirect from there.