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Up to 1,000 codes

Bulk QR Code Generator

Upload a CSV, get up to 1,000 codes in a ZIP. Made in your browser.

Your spreadsheet

Download a sample CSV

Design

Presets
Dots
Corner frames
Corner centers

Preview

Your code appears here as you fill in the details.

The first row, in your current design.

How to make QR codes in bulk

  1. Step 1: Prepare a CSV

    One row per code: the link or text, and optionally a file name. Download our sample to start.

  2. Step 2: Upload and style

    Pick the columns, then choose dots, colors and your logo. The preview shows the first row.

  3. Step 3: Download the ZIP

    Get every code as PNG or SVG, named from your file, with a list of what’s inside.

Hundreds of codes, one upload

The bulk generator turns a spreadsheet into a ZIP of QR codes. Upload a CSV with up to 1,000 rows, and every code comes out in the same design, named the way you want.

Built for real jobs

Table numbers for a restaurant, each linking to its own ordering page. Asset tags for an office. Product labels linking to manuals. Name badges with contact links. Event tickets with unique codes. Anything you’d otherwise make one by one.

Setting up your file

Export a CSV from Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets. Put the link or text in one column and, if you like, a name for each file in another. We guess the columns from their headers, and you can change them. Rows with problems are skipped and listed by line number, so you can fix them in the spreadsheet.

Everything stays on your device

Your spreadsheet is read and every code is made in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, which matters when the list holds private links, ticket codes or customer data.

Names you can find later

Files take their names from your chosen column, cleaned up so they work on every computer. The ZIP also includes a list of every file and what it contains.

Every code is permanent

Like everything here, these are static codes. There’s no account to keep paying for, and no batch of printed labels that stops working next year.

Questions people ask

How many QR codes can I make at once?
Up to 1,000 per batch. For more, split your spreadsheet and run it again.
What file format do I need?
A CSV file. Excel, Numbers and Google Sheets can all export one, usually under File, then Download or Export.
Can every code have the same design and logo?
Yes. Style the codes on this page, and every code in the batch uses that design.
Is my spreadsheet uploaded?
No. The file is read and the codes are made entirely in your browser.
What do I get?
A ZIP of PNG or SVG files named from your spreadsheet, plus a CSV listing each file and its content.
Do bulk QR codes expire?
No. They’re static codes with the content inside, so they keep working with no account or subscription.