Paste a list of links or product codes — one per line — and get a scannable QR code for every row, generated entirely in your browser. Download each code as a PNG or grab the whole batch as a ZIP. No row limits, no watermarks, no sign-up, and the codes never expire.
Why do bulk QR code tools charge for this?
Generating one QR code is cheap; generating a thousand on a server, storing them, and serving the downloads is not — so most bulk tools meter it. One popular bulk generator gives you 50 rows free per run and then sells credit packs (about $7.50 per thousand codes and up). Others, like The QR Code Generator, reserve bulk creation for paid plans and stamp watermarks on free downloads. The meter exists because their servers do the work. This page flips that around: your browser does the encoding with a tiny built-in library, so there is no server cost to pass on — and therefore no meter, no credits and no watermark.
How many QR codes can I generate at once?
There is no coded limit. Paste ten rows or a thousand; the page renders them in small batches so the tab stays responsive while it works. In practice, a few hundred codes generate in seconds on a modern phone or laptop, and each PNG downloads at the size you chose. The only real constraint is your device’s memory with extremely large batches — if you are doing tens of thousands of codes for industrial labelling, split the list into a few runs and ZIP each one.
What can each row contain?
Anything a normal QR code can hold: product page URLs, tracking links with UTM parameters, SKU or serial numbers, Wi-Fi credentials in WIFI:T:WPA;S:name;P:password;; format, plain instructions, or phone numbers. Keep each row reasonably short — very long URLs make dense codes that cheap cameras struggle to read, so shorten links before pasting. One row that is too long for the QR standard is skipped with a clear warning instead of silently breaking the batch.
How do I download all the codes at once?
- Paste your rows and click Generate QR codes.
- Check the preview grid — every tile shows its code and content.
- Click Download all as ZIP to get every PNG in one archive, named with your prefix (e.g. qr-1.png, qr-2.png).
Need just one code from the batch? Each tile has its own PNG button. The ZIP is assembled in your browser with no upload, so a list of internal URLs or staff Wi-Fi passwords never leaves your device.
Do these QR codes expire?
No. Every code here is static: the content is encoded directly in the black-and-white pattern, not stored on a redirect server. Static codes work forever, offline, with no subscription keeping them alive. That is the opposite of dynamic codes sold by QR platforms, which stop resolving the moment you stop paying. The trade-off is honest and worth knowing: a static code cannot be edited after printing, so double-check URLs before a big print run.
Should I use static or dynamic QR codes?
Use static — what this tool makes — when the destination will not change: product pages, Wi-Fi logins, contact details, equipment manuals, event tickets. They are free forever and cannot be switched off by anyone. Dynamic codes only earn their subscription when you genuinely need to change the destination after printing or track scans per code, like a menu that changes seasonally. For the vast majority of labelling, packaging and signage jobs, static is the right and the free choice.
Frequently asked questions
Is the batch QR generator really unlimited?
Yes. There is no 50-row free tier and no credit packs here — the encoding happens in your browser, so generating 10 codes costs us the same as generating 1,000: nothing. No account, no payment, no catch.
Will the QR codes have a watermark?
No. Each PNG is a clean code on your chosen background, identical to what a paid tool would give you. Watermarks are a server-cost business model; this tool has no server costs.
What PNG size should I choose for print?
512 px is fine for labels and stickers viewed up close. Choose 1024 px for posters, packaging or anything scanned from more than a metre away — and keep the quiet zone (white border) unclipped.
Why won’t one of my rows generate?
That row is too long for the QR standard at the chosen error-correction level. Shorten the URL (a link shortener helps), or drop error correction to Low — the tool flags the exact row instead of failing silently.
Can I upload a CSV or Excel file?
Not directly — but it takes seconds: open the column in your spreadsheet, copy it, and paste into the box. One value per line is all the tool needs, whatever the source.
Is my list of links kept private?
Completely. The page has no backend: your rows never leave the tab, and even the ZIP is assembled locally. Paste internal URLs and Wi-Fi passwords with confidence.
Updated October 2026 · Built and tested by Sharjeel Tahir · How our tools are tested