Which logos are there?
Quick picks for YouTube, Spotify, Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, Facebook, X and LinkedIn, plus a search across more than 3,000 brand logos from Simple Icons. The same tab has Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, XRP, Solana and Dogecoin coins.
Logos belong to their brands. Use them to link to your own channel, profile or page.
Using your own logo
Open the Your logo tab and upload a PNG, JPG, SVG or WebP file. It is built in 3D in its own colours, and the file stays on your device. Bold, simple marks work best: a symbol or icon rather than a wordmark with small text. A transparent PNG or an SVG gives the cleanest edges.
For a flat code with your logo in the middle, for print and the web, use the QR code with logo maker.
How it works
The logo is turned into a 3D shape made of small cubes, standing on the dark squares of your QR code. As the camera rises to look straight down, the logo folds into the code and the colours flatten, leaving a plain QR code that phones can read. In that top view the logo doesn’t cover any part of the code, so the code keeps all of its error correction.
Good uses
- “Follow us” posts: the Instagram or TikTok logo, linking to your profile.
- Music: the Spotify logo on a gig poster screen, linking to your playlist or album.
- Video: the YouTube logo at the end of a video, linking to your channel.
- Crypto tips: a coin logo, with your wallet address or payment link as the content.
Using brand logos responsibly
Brand and platform logos belong to their owners. Use them to point people to your own page, profile or channel on that platform, not to suggest that the brand endorses you. Many platforms publish brand guidelines on how their logo may appear; it is worth a quick look before a paid campaign.