Bulk QR Code Generator
Paste a list, get a ZIP: up to 100 static QR codes at once, each decode-verified, named predictably, generated entirely in your browser. No accounts, no per-code pricing.
One list in, one ZIP out
Bulk QR services charge per code precisely because batch needs are commercial: asset tags, table numbers, per-location links, ticket runs. There is nothing dynamic about any of that, so there is nothing to subscribe to. This page encodes your list locally, verifies each rendered image by decoding it, names files predictably in your original order, and hands you a ZIP. Feed each line a distinct UTM parameter and your analytics will tell you exactly which table, poster or box gets scanned.
Bulk QR FAQ
How does bulk generation work?
Paste one URL or text per line (or a CSV where the first column is the data and an optional second column names the file). Up to 100 lines are encoded, each finished image is decode-verified locally, and everything downloads as one ZIP of PNG files. Host-like lines such as example.com get https:// automatically, the same normalization as the single-code generator.
What are bulk QR codes used for?
Anywhere each item needs its own code: numbered tables ordering to the same menu with different UTM tags, asset labels pointing at per-device pages, event tickets with per-seat URLs, product boxes with per-SKU manuals, or per-location review links. One paste replaces a hundred rounds of a single-code generator.
How are the files named?
With a CSV second column, that value becomes the file name. Without one, the name is derived from the data itself, shortened and sanitized, with a numeric prefix preserving your line order: 001-example-com.png, 002-table-2.png and so on, so matching codes to their sources stays trivial.
Is there a limit, and is anything uploaded?
Up to 100 codes per batch, each up to 1,000 characters, at 512 px. Everything runs in your browser: your list is never uploaded, and generation works offline once the page has loaded. Need thousands? Run several batches; the ZIP names will not collide if you keep your line numbering.
Are bulk codes verified like single codes?
Yes, every rendered image in the batch is decoded locally and compared to its input line; the summary reports any line that failed (usually data too long) and those files are excluded from the ZIP rather than silently included broken.
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