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Hi All! I'm Matt, co-founder of MosaicQR.
MosaicQR has a unique tool that makes scannable QR codes that look like your logo. I have been fascinated with QR codes for a while, and always thought the QR codes with an image/logo in the center of them are not elegant. I iterated for a while until I came up with an algorithm that produced QR codes that were both scannable and beautiful.
We are excited to launch today with several options for users:
- Free: enter any URL and we auto-fetch the logo and generate a real, scannable QR code in seconds.
- $5 one time: log in to upload your own custom images and remove the watermark.
- Dynamic (subscription): change the destination URL after printing, plus scan tracking and analytics.
I’d love for you to try it with your own logo and tell me what you think! Happy to answer any questions.
Looks solid, the auto logo fetch is a nice touch. One thing that would push this further: let users pick where the logo sits inside the QR code, like a corner or centered, since right now it always lands in the middle and can sometimes cover scannable data if the logo is large.
About MosaicQR on Product Hunt
“Beautifully branded QR codes”
MosaicQR was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #125 on the daily leaderboard. QR codes that actually look like your logo. Just enter a URL, the logo is auto-fetched and incorporated into the QR code generation. Free to try.
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Who hunted MosaicQR?
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