QR Batch Generator
Build many QR codes at once. Import a list, tweak styles, download ZIP or copy one
100% free. Runs entirely in your browser - your files and data never leave your device and nothing is uploaded to any server.
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About this tool
Generate multiple QR codes at once from a list of inputs (like a list of URLs or product codes) and downloads them all together as a ZIP file - saving significant time compared to generating and downloading QR codes one at a time when you need many of them.
How to use this tool
- Prepare input listAdd one URL/value per line for batch generation.
- Configure QR settingsChoose size/style options applied across all entries.
- Generate batch setCreate all QR images in one processing run.
- Download ZIP packageExport complete code set for print or deployment.
Generating QR codes in bulk
Paste one link or value per line and every line becomes its own QR code, downloaded together as a ZIP. It is ideal for event tickets, asset tags, product labels, table numbers and individual tracking links.
Give each line a unique tracking parameter, such as ?table=12 or ?store=leeds, so you can see in your analytics which code people scanned.
Key features
- Saves major time for multi-code campaigns.
- Ensures consistent styling across all generated codes.
- Useful for inventory, events, and marketing operations.
- ZIP export simplifies handoff to design/print teams.
Common uses
- Generating QR labels for product catalogs.
- Creating event badge codes in bulk.
- Batch-making campaign landing-page QR variants.
- Preparing classroom worksheet QR sets.
Tips for better results
- Validate list for duplicates before generation.
- Use naming convention to map codes to source rows.
- Scan random sample from ZIP as quality check.
- Keep source CSV/text file with generated batch archive.
Mistakes to avoid
- Running large batches with unverified malformed URLs.
- Assuming all outputs map correctly without naming audit.
- Skipping sample scans before sending to print.
- Using mixed protocols/inconsistent URL formats in same batch.
Frequently asked questions
You can generate a substantial number in one go - very large batches will simply take a bit longer to process and produce a larger ZIP download.
Typically one entry per line (like a list of URLs), which the tool then converts into an individual QR code for each entry.
Usually named systematically (like sequential numbers or based on the input content) so you can identify which QR code corresponds to which original entry.
Asset and equipment labels, event tickets, product packaging with unique URLs, table numbers in restaurants, classroom resources and inventory tags.
Download the ZIP, then place the images into a label template in Word or a label printer's software using mail merge or an image grid. Test-print one sheet before printing the whole run.
For tracking, yes: adding a parameter such as ?id=123 to each URL tells you which item, table or ticket was scanned.