Generate QR codes in batches, then download the whole set in one shot.
Paste one item per line, optionally add labels, preview the entire batch, and export ZIP files for PNG or SVG. This is ideal for event check-ins, handouts, packaging inserts, internal labels, and campaign asset packs.
Input format
Use one item per line. You can paste plain content or add a label with Label | Content.
If you skip labels, this tool auto-generates names like QR 001 for preview and download files.
PNG ZIP uses the selected pixel width. SVG ZIP stays vector-sharp for print and layout tools.
Keep a healthy margin if these QR codes will sit near labels, table borders, or layout chrome.
Parsed rows
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Ready to export
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Auto-generated names
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Rows with issues
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Private by default
Your batch content is turned into QR images in-browser only. Nothing is uploaded, stored, or processed on a backend.
Events and check-in desks
Create one QR code per station, booth, form, or schedule page without exporting them one by one.
Sales and field materials
Prepare a consistent batch for product cards, leave-behinds, onboarding sheets, and location-specific links.
Operations and internal labels
Ship whole sets of QR assets for SOP pages, inventory references, room signage, and internal routing docs.
Can I use this tool for URLs and plain text in the same batch?
Yes. Each line can be a URL, a plain text message, or a labeled row using the Label | Content format. The batch renderer treats each line independently.
What happens if one line is too long?
That row is marked for review, while the rest of the batch can still render and export normally. You do not have to start over for one problematic line.
Why ZIP instead of a single PDF sheet?
ZIP keeps each asset reusable in Figma, docs, packaging, and internal systems. A label-sheet or print-layout tool can be a separate follow-up if needed.
Does this create dynamic QR codes?
No. This tool creates static QR codes only. That is what makes it fast, private, and fully browser-side with no backend dependency.