Free tool · up to 500 codes · nothing is uploaded

Bulk QR code generator

Make hundreds of QR codes at once. Paste a list or upload a CSV, and download every code as a PNG or SVG in one ZIP file. Free, no sign-up, and your list never leaves your browser.

Codes are black on white with a clear border, the most reliable to scan.

Good to know

  • Up to 500 codes per batch. Your browser does the work, which keeps your list private and the tool free. For more, or to make codes from your own app, use the QRVow API (Business plan).
  • These codes can't be edited after printing. If the links might change (a menu, a price list, an event), make dynamic codes: change them any time, and they keep working even if you cancel.
  • Scan a few before you print them all. Then run your design through the print check.

Questions

How do I make QR codes in bulk?

Paste a list (one link or text per line) or upload a CSV file with a "content" column and an optional "filename" column. Check the preview, pick PNG or SVG, and download every code in one ZIP file.

How many QR codes can I make at once?

Up to 500 per batch, free. They are made by your browser, so very large batches would be slow on many phones and laptops. For thousands of codes, or codes made from your own software, use the QRVow Business API.

What should my CSV file look like?

One row per code. The first column is what the code holds (a link, text, a Wi-Fi string, anything). An optional second column, or a column named "filename" or "label", names the image. A header row is optional. Save from Excel or Google Sheets as CSV.

Is my list uploaded to QRVow?

No. The file is read and the codes are drawn in your browser. Nothing in your list is sent to us.

Do bulk QR codes expire?

No. These are static codes: each one holds its content in the pattern, so it works forever. If you need to change where codes point after printing, make dynamic codes instead.

PNG or SVG?

SVG for print and designers: it stays sharp at any size. PNG for websites, documents and anything that wants a plain image.

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