Bulk QR Code Generator

Generate hundreds of QR codes in one click — from a pasted list or CSV upload. Perfect for inventory labels, event badges, product tags & asset tracking. Free, no signup, no watermark.

💡 Tip: use Label | URL format to print a label under each code. Plain lines work too.

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Drop a CSV file here or click to browse

Column 1 = label, Column 2 = QR content. Max 5 MB.

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Paste your list or upload a CSV, then hit Generate.

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How bulk QR generation works

  1. Paste or upload — one URL, text, or Wi-Fi credential per line. Add Label | content for printed labels, or upload a CSV (label in column 1, content in column 2).
  2. Generate — every line becomes a crisp QR code instantly, rendered right in your browser.
  3. Download or print — grab everything as a ZIP of PNGs, or print a clean cut-out sheet for labels and badges.

🏷️ Perfect for batches

Inventory SKUs, event attendee badges, table numbers, product packaging, asset tags, classroom materials — anywhere you need dozens or hundreds of scannable codes without paying per-code fees or signing up anywhere.

Frequently asked questions

How many QR codes can I generate at once?
There is no hard limit — the generator handles hundreds of QR codes in one batch. For very large lists (1,000+), we recommend splitting into smaller batches so your browser stays responsive.
What format should my list be in?
One item per line. Each line can be just a URL/text, or "Label | URL" to add a printed label under each code. You can also upload a CSV file — the first column is used as the label and the second as the QR content.
Do the QR codes expire or track scans?
No. Codes are generated entirely in your browser and encode your content directly. They never expire and there is no tracking, no account, and no redirect service involved.
Is there a watermark on the downloaded codes?
No watermark, ever. Every PNG you download is a clean QR code, free for personal and commercial use — perfect for product labels, event badges, and inventory tags.
How do I print a sheet of QR codes?
Click "Print Sheet" after generating. Your browser's print dialog opens with a clean grid layout optimized for paper — each code appears with its label, ready to cut out or stick on.
Are my URLs uploaded to a server?
No. Everything happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your list never leaves your device, which makes this ideal for private inventory codes or internal links.