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Restaurants, warehouses, sellers and event organizers often need more than one QR code. Make up to 500 in one batch right in your browser. Use one link per line or upload a small CSV. No signup, no servers, and no spreadsheets leaving your device.

How to prepare a CSV

Create a file with name,url headings. Each following row should contain a label and a URL. You can also simply paste a list of URLs, one per line. Each output file uses a cleaned version of its label so you can identify it. If two labels are the same, QR Cove adds a number rather than overwriting the files.

Three free export choices

PNG ZIP: individual bitmap QR files for listings, signs and social posts. SVG ZIP: infinitely scalable images for design and printing. A4 label-sheet PDF: 3 columns and 6 rows of labels on each page. Download the entire batch from one button without creating an account.

What stays private?

The list is parsed on your device; none of your CSV contents or QR images are sent to QR Cove. We use local JavaScript to render and package the files. Bulk production can use significant memory on older phones. For very large files, try batches of 100 or use a computer. Anyone who receives a QR can read its encoded destination, so avoid storing confidential secrets in printed codes.

Tips before printing

Keep the QR quiet zone clear. Choose high contrast. Test different phones and scanning distances. If the results are too small on labels, change the layout or print on larger sheets. Printed static codes will not expire on a timer, but destination links can change or stop working. Use our print-size calculator for additional guidance.