Batch QR Generator

Last updated: April 2026

Generate a ZIP of QR codes from CSV, TSV, or TXT rows for labels, events, check-ins, and bulk workflows, with clean files ready to share or print.

Tip: Put the QR content in the first column and an optional filename in the second column.
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Upload a CSV file

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Choose batch settings

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Generate

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Batch QR generation creates one QR code per row from a CSV, TSV, or plain text file, and downloads all codes as a ZIP of PNG images. This is the right workflow when you need a unique QR code for each item - individual event tickets, personalized landing page URLs for a marketing campaign, unique asset tracking codes, or per-product links for a product catalogue.

Prepare your input file with one value per row. For URLs, each row should be a complete URL including the https:// prefix. For plain text, each row is the text that will be encoded. Column headers are not required - if your file has a header row, the tool will encode it as the first QR code, so remove the header before uploading or start data from row 1.

Output files are numbered sequentially matching the row order in your input file - QR_001.png, QR_002.png, and so on. If you need filenames that correspond to your item identifiers, consider processing the ZIP after download and renaming files based on your input data. For label printing workflows, the numbered sequence is usually sufficient when the input file is ordered to match your label sheet.

Batch size is limited to 25 files per job. For larger batches, split your input into groups of 25 rows and run multiple batches.

What to Expect

Create one QR code per input row and download a numbered ZIP for labels, tickets, campaigns, check-ins, or asset tracking.

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Best for

  • Generating unique event, ticket, or attendee QR codes from a spreadsheet export.
  • Creating one landing-page QR per campaign row, product, or printed asset.
  • Producing asset tracking or inventory QR labels in a single run.
  • Building a numbered ZIP of QR images for later import into a label template.
  • Converting short CSV or TXT lists into ready-to-print QR batches.

Not ideal for

  • Highly customized brand systems that need a full design tool workflow.
  • Unsupported barcode symbologies outside the listed formats.
  • Messy source sheets where values still need cleanup before batch generation.

What this tool keeps

  • The encoded content you provide, plus optional visible labels where supported.
  • Export options that suit quick print, packaging, or on-screen use.
  • Simple settings for single or batch code generation.

What may need cleanup

  • Source values may need trimming or formatting before bulk generation.
  • Print size and quiet space should still be checked before production use.
  • Very long values can become harder to scan if the code is printed too small.

Common errors

  • Using a value that does not fit the barcode type you selected.
  • Uploading a batch file with the wrong delimiter or missing columns.
  • Choosing export settings that are too small for the scanner or printer.

Example use cases

  • Stock room labels, product packaging, table menus, and flyer QR codes.
  • Batch exports for event badges, inventory stickers, or shelf labels.
  • Creating clean codes without installing specialist label software.

Sample input

A URL, SKU, stock code, retail code, menu link, or CSV list of values.

Sample output

A single QR/barcode image or a ZIP of print-ready code files.

Who this is for

  • Retail teams, warehouse staff, small businesses, schools, and event admins.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I create many QR codes from one file?

Upload a CSV, TSV, or TXT file, choose which column contains the QR content, and download the ZIP of generated QR images.

What columns should my file contain?

Use one column for the QR content and optionally a second column for output filenames. Column numbers in the form are 1-based.

Can I skip the header row?

Yes. Leave Treat first row as header on if the first row contains column labels instead of real QR content.

What file format do I get back?

The batch generator returns a ZIP file containing one PNG QR code per usable row.

Can I control colors and scan reliability?

Yes. You can set size, border, error correction, and foreground or background colors. For safer scanning, keep strong contrast and a visible border.

Are uploaded rows or generated QR files stored permanently?

No. Files are processed temporarily to generate your output, then deleted automatically. Tiny File Tools does not require signup for these tools.