Bulk QR Code Generator

How to use

1. 1Paste your list into the input. Put each payload on its own line, or write Label, payload on the line to give that code a name.
2. 2Pick an error correction level. Higher levels recover more if the printed code is scuffed but make each module denser.
3. 3Adjust preview module size, columns per sheet, and whether labels show under each code on the printable sheet.
4. 4Use the per-card PNG or SVG buttons to download a single code, or click Download printable sheet to grab every code on one page.

About this tool

Bulk QR Code Generator turns a list of URLs, text, WiFi strings, mailto links, or any other payloads into a batch of QR codes in one pass. Paste up to 200 lines, each line becomes one QR code, and optionally prefix a line with a short label and a comma (for example, Order #42, https://example.com/order/42) so each code gets a meaningful name. Lines that look like full URLs, WiFi credential strings, mailto links, or other payload-shaped values are kept whole and given an auto-generated label, so a column of URLs works without any extra formatting. Every code respects the same standards-compliant ISO/IEC 18004 encoder used by the single QR code tool, with the same four error correction levels (L, M, Q, H) so you can balance density against recovery. The preview grid shows every code at once for a quick visual check, and each card has its own PNG and SVG download buttons for grabbing one specific code. The printable sheet export combines every successfully generated code (with its label underneath when labels are enabled) into a single PNG or SVG page sized for sticker sheets, table tents, conference badges, classroom handouts, locker tags, asset inventory, restaurant menus, and any workflow that prints many QR codes together. Column count is configurable so you can match a Avery label template or fit the sheet to a poster layout. All encoding, layout, and packaging happen in your browser, so the URLs you batch (private internal links, customer-specific URLs, WiFi passwords) never get uploaded, and the output is unbranded and unwatermarked.

Free to use. Works in your browser. No signup, no login.