QR Code Batch Generator
Generate QR codes in bulk in seconds.
Paste a list or import a spreadsheet. Customize only if you need to, then download every QR code at once.
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Step 1
What should the QR codes contain?
Paste one link or text per line. Names are optional.
5 rows ready to generate
Have a spreadsheet? Import it here +
Import CSV or Excel
Map spreadsheet columns before adding them to this batch.
Create a Wi-Fi or contact QR +
Payload templates
Build a standards-based static payload, or map template fields from a spreadsheet below.
Final payload preview
Complete the required fields to preview the final payload.
These templates create static QR codes. QRillion does not provide redirects or dynamic QR editing.
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This design uses recommended scan-safe settings.
Step 2
Generate your QR codes
We will create one QR code for every valid row above.
Step 3
Download your QR codes
Your download options will appear here after generation.
Use cases
One tool for everyday QR batches
Frequently asked questions
What to know before generating your batch.
Can I generate multiple QR codes at once?
Yes. Paste one payload per line or import a CSV or XLSX file, map its columns, and generate the full batch in your browser.
Does QRillion upload my QR code data?
No. QR generation, spreadsheet parsing, project storage, and file exports run locally in your browser by default.
Which export formats are supported?
You can download individual PNG or SVG files, ZIP archives containing a complete batch, and printable PDF label sheets.
Can I create printable QR code labels?
Yes. Choose a label template, paper size, orientation, margins, gaps, rows, and columns, then preview the PDF before printing.
Are these dynamic QR codes?
No. QRillion creates static QR codes. Their encoded payload cannot be changed after you export or print them.