Bulk QR Code Generator
Import a CSV, create hundreds of codes in a single run, and download them ready for print. Bulk creation runs in the QRolling dashboard, so every code in the batch stays editable after it is printed and counts its own scans.
Bulk creation needs a free account
Sign up, upload a CSV or paste your list, pick one style for the whole batch, and download the finished codes. Up to 10 per run on Pro, 500 on Premium, 800 on Business.
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When bulk beats one-by-one
- Product catalogs — one code per SKU pointing at each product page
- Table numbers — restaurants and events: Table 1…50, each with its own ordering or survey link
- Asset and inventory tags — serial numbers or asset IDs as scannable labels
- Event tickets and badges — unique check-in links per attendee
- Per-location campaigns — the same page with different tracking parameters per store
Tips for clean batches
Keep URLs short (dense codes print worse — see the size guide), test one code from the batch at final print size before the full run, and stick to dark-on-light colors. For campaigns where the destinations may change after printing, use dynamic QR codes from the dashboard instead — every code stays editable and counts its own scans.
Frequently asked questions
How many QR codes can I generate at once?
It depends on your plan: 10 codes per run on Pro, 500 on Premium and 800 on Business. For anything larger, split the list and run the batch more than once.
What format are the downloaded codes?
PNG for everyday use and SVG for print. SVG is a vector, so it scales to any size — a poster or a pallet label — without going soft at the edges.
Can I import a spreadsheet?
Yes. Upload a CSV, or download the example file, fill it in and upload it back. From Excel or Google Sheets, export the sheet as CSV.
Are the codes static or dynamic?
Dynamic. They hold a QRolling link, so the destination stays editable after printing and each code counts its own scans — which is usually what a batch is for. A static code, by contrast, holds the content itself and cannot be repointed once it is printed.
Do I need an account?
Yes. Bulk creation runs in the dashboard so the batch is saved to your account, which is what makes the codes editable and their scans countable later.
Can each code have a different color or logo?
A batch takes one style, applied to every code in it — that is what makes a run of hundreds practical. For an individually designed code with a logo, use the design studio one code at a time.
Need one perfect code with a logo instead of a hundred plain ones?
Open the design studioCustom colors · logo · shapes · SVG and PNG with a free account