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QR Code Generator with Logo — 100% Free, No Subscription

QR Code Generator with Logo — 100% Free, No Subscription

Tools like QRTiger charge $9.99/month for QR codes with your logo. That's $120/year for something you use once.

I built a free-tier alternative: generate QR codes with your logo in the browser. No signup, no data leaves your computer.

Free tier: Standard QR codes (no logo)
All features included: Logo overlay, all formats, SVG export, bulk download

Try the free tool


Why this exists

QRTiger, QR Code Generator, and dozens of similar services all use the same playbook:

  1. Generate a basic QR code for free
  2. Hit you with a paywall when you want a logo, custom colors, or SVG export
  3. Charge monthly subscriptions for a feature that requires zero server-side processing

QR codes are static. Once generated, they never change. There is no reason to host them on a server, no reason to subscribe to a service.

So I built it to run entirely in your browser.

Features

  • 8 QR types: URL, Text, WiFi, Email, vCard, SMS, Geo-location, Telegram
  • Logo overlay with position (9 presets) and size (10-40%) controls
  • Custom colors for foreground and background
  • Error correction levels — H (30%) recommended for logo QR codes
  • PNG + SVG export — vector logos mean crisp downloads at any size
  • No account required — no email, no signup, no tracking
  • Runs locally — your data never leaves your device

Pricing

Everything is free — no tier, no paywall.

Comparison with QRTiger

Feature This tool QRTiger
Logo QR codes ✅ Free $9.99/mo
QR types 8 (URL, WiFi, vCard, SMS, etc.) Limited
SVG export
Custom colors
Logo position 9 presets Center only
Logo size 10-40% slider Fixed
Privacy 100% local Server-side
Signup required No Yes (for logo)
Price Free $9.99/month
Annual cost $0 $119.88

Built with

  • qr-code-generator (MIT) — browser-side QR generation
  • Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS — zero dependencies, zero build step
  • Python http.server — trivial static hosting

Source

GitHub


Generated in-browser. Your data never touches a server.

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