Generating QR codes one at a time is fine for small jobs. For a batch of product pages, event links, or campaign URLs, you need to generate them all at once and download them as files ready for design or print.
The [Bulk QR Code Generator](/generator/bulk-qr-code-generator) does exactly that — paste a list of URLs, pick a size, and download a ZIP of individually named PNG files. No account, no watermark, everything runs in your browser.
How to generate QR codes in bulk (step-by-step)
Open the [Bulk QR Code Generator](/generator/bulk-qr-code-generator). The whole process takes under a minute for most batches.
- Step 1: Paste one URL per line into the input area — up to 100 URLs at once
- Step 2: Optionally enter a filename prefix (e.g. "product" gives you product_001.png, product_002.png…)
- Step 3: Choose 512px for digital use or 1024px for print materials
- Step 4: Click "Generate & Download ZIP"
- Step 5: Unzip the downloaded file — each QR code is named by sequence number and URL
How to generate QR codes in bulk from Excel
If your URLs are in a spreadsheet, you do not need to type them out. Copy the URL column directly from Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers and paste it into the bulk QR generator. Each row becomes one QR code.
- Open your spreadsheet and select the URL column
- Copy the selected cells (Ctrl+C or Cmd+C)
- Click into the URL input area of the Bulk QR Code Generator
- Paste (Ctrl+V or Cmd+V) — each URL lands on its own line automatically
- Check the valid URL count shown below the input, then generate
- Tip: make sure each URL starts with https:// — bare domains or partial URLs are skipped
What the downloaded files look like
The generator downloads a single ZIP file. Inside are PNG files named by row number and the first 30 characters of the URL (or your custom prefix if you set one). You can open, rename, or import these files directly into design software.
- Default naming: 001_example.com_products_mug.png, 002_example.com_products_jug.png…
- Custom prefix naming: product_001.png, product_002.png…
- All files are standard PNG images at your chosen size (512px or 1024px)
- The ZIP file is named bulk-qr-codes-N.zip where N is the number of codes generated
When to use bulk vs single QR generation
Use the single [QR Code Generator](/generator/qr-code-generator) when you need a fully styled QR with a custom logo, brand colors, SVG export, or non-URL payloads like WiFi, vCard, or UPI. Use the bulk generator when you have a list of URLs and need plain, reliable PNG codes quickly.
- Bulk QR: best for URL-only batches, fast turnaround, ZIP workflow, Excel import
- Single QR: best for custom design, logo, brand colors, SVG, WiFi, vCard, UPI, events, WhatsApp
- Use both: generate bulk for a campaign URL list, then style the hero QR individually
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many QR codes can I generate at once?
- Up to 100 per batch. For larger lists, split them into groups of 100 and run multiple downloads.
- Can I generate QR codes from Excel?
- Yes. Copy the URL column from your spreadsheet and paste it into the input area. Each row becomes one QR code. Make sure each URL starts with https:// or http://.
- Is the bulk QR code generator free?
- Yes, completely free with no account required. All QR codes are generated in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
- Can I get SVG files in bulk?
- The bulk generator exports PNG only (512px or 1024px). For SVG export, use the single QR Code Generator. PNG at 1024px is suitable for most print work up to A4 at 300 DPI.
- Can I add logos to bulk QR codes?
- No — the bulk generator creates plain QR codes for speed and reliability. Add logos individually using the QR Code Generator with Logo for the codes that need branding.
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