Create multiple QR codes at once from a list of URLs or text.
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- Generate multiple QR codes at once from a list of URLs or text
- No hard limit on the free tier
- Download every code in a single zip file
How it works
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Paste your list, one URL or text per line.
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Generate the codes.
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Check the grid and test a few with your phone.
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Download the zip of PNG files.
About the Bulk QR Generator
Making QR codes one at a time is fine for a poster, but not for a hundred product labels, seat cards or asset tags. This bulk generator takes a list with one URL or text per line and creates a QR code for every line at once in your browser. You can check them in a grid and download the whole set as a zip of PNG files.
What you can do
- Paste up to 200 lines, one URL or piece of text per line; blank lines are skipped.
- Preview every generated code in a grid next to its text.
- Download all codes as qr-codes.zip, with each PNG named after its content.
- Get duplicate names numbered automatically, so no file is overwritten.
When it works best
- Product or shelf labels that each link to their own page.
- Inventory and equipment tags carrying serial numbers.
- Event tickets, table numbers or classroom handouts that need a different code each.
Things to know
- Your list is turned into codes locally in your browser, so it never reaches a server.
- Codes are 256-pixel black-and-white PNGs with medium error correction; colours and SVG are not offered here.
- More than 200 lines at a time is refused, so split very large lists into batches.
- For a single styled code, use QR Code Generator. For a branded one, use QR Code with Logo.
Frequently asked questions
Up to 200, one per line. Blank lines are skipped; split longer lists into batches.
After their content, with duplicates numbered, all inside qr-codes.zip.
No. Codes are 256-pixel black-and-white PNGs with medium error correction.
No, every code is generated in your browser.