A direct QR code
The code holds your link as it is: it doesn't go through our servers and never expires.
AIM Utilities
Create a QR code with your logo and colours.
You need a QR code for a poster, a card or packaging, and you want it to look like your brand. The QR code tool in AIM Utilities makes it with your colours and your logo in the middle, for links, Wi-Fi, email or phone, and you download it as PNG or as SVG for print.
Free, no sign-up, no card.
What usually gets in the way
QR codes that stop working
Some generators make codes that go through their server and stop working unless you pay.
No logo on the free tier
Adding your logo or colours is often a paid extra.
Only a small image
Print needs a vector file, and you don't always get one.
How to do it, step by step
Open QR code
The button opens AIM Utilities straight on the QR code tool.
Type the content
A link, your Wi-Fi details, an email address or a phone number.
Add your colours and logo
Pick the colours and add your logo image for the centre.
Download as PNG or SVG
PNG for screens and SVG for print, at any size.
Why AIM Utilities
On brand
Your colours and your logo, for free.
Print-ready
Vector SVG as well as PNG.
Why you can trust it
Everything in your browser
AIM Utilities runs inside your browser: it opens and saves on your computer. Your files are never uploaded to a server and nobody else sees them.
Spanish company, servers in the EU
AIM CREATE belongs to Biomag, a Spanish technology company since 1987. The website and accounts run on servers in the European Union.
No watermarks
Not even on the free plan: what you export is yours, as it is, and video goes up to 4K.
Clear pricing
Free forever. CREATE Plus is optional: €1.99 a month on the yearly plan (€23.88 a year) or €2.49 a month paid every 6 months, VAT included.
Questions about AIM Utilities
Does the QR code expire?
No. It holds your link or data directly, with no service in between.
Does the logo stop it from scanning?
The code is generated with error correction so the logo in the middle doesn't stop it from being read; always test it with your phone before printing.
Can I make a QR code for my Wi-Fi?
Yes: type the network name and password, and scanning it connects the phone.