QR Code Batch Generator

How to use

1. Paste your links or text into the box labelled One URL/text per line - the placeholder shows the format.
2. Keep each item to a single line; blank lines are ignored automatically.
3. Press Calculate / Generate: up to the first 24 lines are turned into QR codes in a grid.
4. Check each card - the code renders above a caption showing the beginning of its content.
5. Scan one code with your phone and confirm it opens the right destination before printing anything.
6. Print the page from your browser or screenshot the grid; remember a refresh clears the codes, so keep your line list saved in a separate file.

About this tool

Up to 24 QR codes in one pass — table tents, asset tags, classroom stations. All rendered locally, printable via your browser.

Making twenty QR codes by regenerating a single-code tool over and over is tedious and error-prone. This batch generator takes a list instead: paste one link or piece of text per line into the box labelled One URL/text per line, press the button, and up to 24 codes appear in a printable grid, each captioned with the start of its content. Teachers numbering classroom stations, cafes putting a menu code on every table, and warehouse teams tagging shelves are the typical users, and every code is rendered on your own device.

Two practical rules make batch output scan reliably. First, keep each line short: a QR code is a grid of modules, and longer text needs a denser grid that struggles on small print or glossy surfaces, so short URLs work better than long tracking links. Second, always scan one code from the actual printed sheet before running the full print job. The tool has honest limits: 24 codes per pass, one line per code, no logos or custom colors, and nothing is saved between visits, so keep your source list in a separate file, because a refresh clears the grid.

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