Free Bulk QR Code Generator from a ListPaste your list, one code per line, and every line becomes its own QR code. Print them on sheets or save them as image files. No sign-up, and nothing you paste is uploaded.

Many QR codes at once, from a list

Paste a list and every line becomes its own QR code: a link to each table’s menu, a different link for every product, a ticket number, a name tag, a row from a spreadsheet. Give a line a name and the name goes under the code and into the file name.

Then print the codes on sheets to cut out, or download them as image files in a ZIP to use in your own designs. The codes are made in your browser and nothing you paste is uploaded. They are plain static codes that hold the link or text itself, so they never expire.

How to make bulk QR codes in 3 steps

1. 1

   Paste your list

   One code per line. Type or paste a name, then “|”, then the content, or paste two columns from a spreadsheet. A line with only content is fine too.

2. 2

   Check the preview

   The sheets on the right show every code. Lines that cannot be made are listed with the reason, and you are warned if a code would print too small to scan.

3. 3

   Print or save

   Print the sheets or download them as a PDF, or download a ZIP of PNG or SVG files with an index.csv that says which file holds which content.

What to type on each line

Every line makes one code. There are three ways to write a line, and you can mix them in one list.

• Content only: example.com/menu
• A name and the content, with “|” between them: Table 4 | example.com/menu?table=4
• Two spreadsheet columns pasted in, name first: the tab the spreadsheet puts between cells works like “|”.
• Empty lines are skipped. Only the first “|” (or tab) splits a line, so the content can hold more of them.

Links or plain text

With “Web links”, https:// is added when a line has no web address start, so example.com/menu works. A line that is not a web address (no dot, or with spaces) is listed as a problem instead of making a code that goes nowhere.

With “Plain text”, the content goes into the code exactly as you typed it. A phone shows the text when it scans the code. Content that starts like a phone number or email (tel:, mailto:) is read by phones as that, so plain text is also the way to make those. One list uses one choice: put links and text in two batches.

One QR code holds roughly 2,300 characters of plain English text, fewer with accented or other-alphabet letters. A line that is longer is listed as a problem.

How big to print the codes

Every extra character adds squares, and the squares must stay big enough to scan. A rule of thumb used here: about half a millimetre for each square (counting the blank border), and never a code narrower than 2 cm. A short link makes a small code; a long link with tracking parameters makes a dense one.

The page checks every code against the width you picked and names the lines that are too dense, with the next size that suits them. Shorter links (a short address on your own site that redirects) always make easier codes. Print one sheet and scan a code with your phone before printing the lot.

Image files in a ZIP

PNG files are plain black on white at the size you choose, and work in any document, design program or sign maker. SVG files are drawn as shapes, so they stay sharp at any size, which is best for professional printing.

Each file is named after its name in your list, or after its content when it has no name, with unusual characters replaced so any computer accepts it. Names that come out the same get -2, -3… after them, and you can add a running number in front. The ZIP also holds index.csv, a spreadsheet that lists each file name, name and content.

Printing on label sheets

The sheets here are plain paper with dashed lines to cut along. To put a different code on every label of an Avery-style sheet, the Barcode Label Generator takes the same kind of list and lays each QR code on the label size you pick.

What stays on your device

The list is read and the codes are drawn in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, and the ZIP and PDF are made on your device. Your list and settings are saved in this browser only, so they are there next time; Clear Form removes the list.