When you need one QR code, you type a value and download it. When you need three hundred — one per event ticket, shelf label or asset tag — doing that by hand is a lost afternoon. Bulk generation turns a spreadsheet column into the whole set in one pass.
TL;DR — Open the bulk QR code generator, paste a list or upload a CSV, pick the content column, set the style once, and download every code as a single ZIP of PNGs.
Prepare your data
You have two ways in. For a quick batch, paste your values one per line. For anything structured, upload a CSV: put the content to encode in one column, and if you want meaningful filenames, put those in a second column.
A ticket batch, for example, might have a url column with each ticket’s link and a ticket_id column to name the files. After you upload, the tool asks which column holds the content and which holds the filename, so the headers do not have to be named anything specific.
Style once, apply to all
Set the colors, dot style and size a single time. Every code in the batch is generated to match, which keeps a run of labels or tickets visually consistent. Choose a larger size for anything destined for print so the codes stay crisp when scaled.
Download the set
Generating runs entirely on your device — you will see the count tick up as it works. When it finishes you get one ZIP containing every code as a PNG, named from your filename column or numbered in order. Unzip it and the whole set is ready to drop into a print template or a label sheet.
Because nothing is uploaded, you can safely batch links and codes that are private to your event or business.
Generate a batch now
The bulk QR code generator handles the whole run in your browser. Bring a list or a CSV, style it once, and walk away with a ZIP of every code.