Turn a list of links, product numbers or texts into QR codes in one step: one code per row, with a caption, ready to print on labels or to download as separate images.
Your files never leave your device
Choose which column holds the value to encode and, optionally, a caption printed under the code (for example the product name). If every value is the end of the same link, type the start of the link once as a prefix, such as https://example.com/p/, and only keep the numbers in your sheet.
Pick a common label layout (A4 sheets with 14 to 65 labels, or Letter 30) or a plain grid. The PDF is printed at actual size: in the print dialog, choose 100% or “Actual size”, not “Fit to page”, so the codes land on the labels.
Thousands. Each row of your list becomes one code; very long lists simply take a little longer.
Any text: links, product numbers, Wi-Fi text, contact details. Long texts make denser codes, so keep them short for small labels.
Common A4 sheets with 14, 21, 24, 40 and 65 labels, US Letter with 30 labels, and plain grids of 12 to 54 codes per page.
Yes. Choose a file name column; otherwise the caption or the value is used.
No. The data is written directly into the code, with no redirect link and no tracking.
No. All codes are created in your browser and nothing is uploaded.