Bulk QR code
generator
Generate tens, hundreds, or thousands of unique QR codes with consistent branding. From product packaging to event tickets — one design, many codes.
API available · Consistent branding · SVG + PNG output
What people generate in bulk
Each use case has a different scale and structure — the right approach depends on your volume.
Product packaging
Each product unit gets a unique QR code linking to its serial number, warranty page, or reorder link. Consistent branding across all SKUs.
Typical scale: 100 – 100,000+Event tickets
Generate a unique ticket QR code for each attendee. Codes link to individual registrations for scanning at entry.
Typical scale: 50 – 10,000Name badges
Each conference badge gets a unique QR code with the attendee's vCard or LinkedIn. Networking made instant.
Typical scale: 20 – 5,000Restaurant tables
Each table gets a unique QR code tracking scans per table. Identify your highest-traffic tables with per-code analytics.
Typical scale: 5 – 200Direct mail campaigns
Each mailer gets a unique tracking URL encoded in a QR code. Attribute conversions to individual recipients or regions.
Typical scale: 500 – 50,000Asset tagging
Equipment, inventory, and physical assets each get a unique QR code linking to their record in your system.
Typical scale: 10 – 10,000+The right method for your batch size
Small batches: one at a time
For under 50 codes, use the QR Maker generator directly. Set your design once, then swap out the content for each code. Download each as SVG. Fast enough for small runs.
Medium batches: API integration
For 50–10,000 codes, use the QR Maker API. Send a list of URLs or data via API, define your style once, and receive each code as an SVG or PNG. Scriptable and automatable.
Large runs: enterprise workflow
For 10,000+ codes, contact us directly. We can help with CSV-to-QR pipelines, batch ZIP downloads, and integration with print workflows or PIM systems.
Bulk QR code best practices
Set your style once
Define dot style, colors, and logo in one place and apply to all codes in the batch. Inconsistent QR code branding looks unintentional.
Test scan 10% of the batch
When printing at volume, scan a random sample before committing to the full print run. Catch any encoding issues early.
Name codes systematically
Use a consistent naming convention — ProductSKU_001, Table_01, Badge_JohnSmith — to keep large code sets organised.
Use SVG for all print outputs
SVG scales without quality loss across all print sizes. Never bulk-export PNG for materials that will be printed at different sizes.
Use dynamic codes if destinations change
For product pages, event info, and anything likely to update — use dynamic codes. Update the destination without regenerating the code.