When this is especially useful
Batch mode is ideal for restaurants with many tables, companies with multiple locations, product series, event signage, contact cards for teams or any workflow where you need many similar but not identical QR codes.
How do I create multiple QR codes at once?
If you need many QR codes for tables, branches, products, events or team members, building them one by one is the slow way. Batch mode saves time, keeps labels clean and makes the export much easier for print, clients or internal teams.
Create multiple QR codes nowStep by step
- Open the Multiple QR mode on the homepage.
- Paste your content line by line or upload it as CSV.
- Add clear labels such as Table 1, Branch London or Product A12.
- Check the preview and scan quality.
- Export everything as CSV, ZIP or PDF.
Tip: If you plan to print the codes, labels are almost as important as the QR code itself.
Why batch is better than doing everything manually
- Fewer clicks and fewer manual mistakes
- Cleaner file names and better organization
- Better preparation for print and handover
- CSV, ZIP and PDF in one workflow
What to keep in mind
Prepare your list properly before exporting. Use short, clear labels and always test one or two codes with a phone before printing the full set. A small sample check prevents bigger issues later.
If you also need single-use workflows, a Google review QR code, a WiFi QR code or a PDF QR code often fits well next to batch mode.
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FAQ
Can I create multiple QR codes for free?
Yes, you can create multiple QR codes together in batch mode and export them right away.
Why should I use labels?
Labels keep file names, print cards and assignments organized, especially for tables, branches and products.
Which export format should I choose?
CSV is strong for structured data, ZIP for individual files and PDF for print and direct distribution.