Bulk QR Code Generator — Multiple Codes on One Print-Ready Sheet
For events, multi-room venues, or product lines that need many QR codes at once — add each one with a label, generate, and download a print-ready sheet.
By Digiting Card Team · Last updated July 25, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
How many QR codes fit on one sheet?
12 per A4 sheet, arranged in a 3x4 grid with dashed cut guides between each code. Add more than 12 and they automatically continue onto additional sheets — the PDF download includes every sheet as a separate page.
Can I mix different QR types in one batch?
Not in a single batch — pick either URL or WiFi for the whole set. This matches the most common bulk use cases (a URL per table/session/product, or a WiFi network per room), where every code in a given batch is usually the same type.
What size is each QR code on the sheet?
45mm square — comfortably above the roughly 20mm minimum floor for a reliably scannable printed code, sized for stickers cut from the sheet and scanned up close.
What file should I send to a print shop?
The PDF — it's sized to true A4 dimensions at 300 DPI, with one page per sheet, which is what most print shops expect for a multi-page upload.
How should I name QR files in a bulk export?
Use a stable identifier that can be matched back to the source row, such as a product SKU, table number, room code, or asset ID. Avoid exposing sensitive personal data in filenames.
How do I validate a large QR batch before printing?
Validate the source data first, generate a small sample, scan representative codes from different parts of the batch, and confirm the printed sheet preserves size, contrast, and the mapping between label and payload.