QRix
Paste links (one per line) or upload a CSV/TXT, then download all QR codes as a ZIP. Format: link, optional-filename
product-01.png rather than a number you have to match up later.There is no fixed limit. The codes are generated one by one in your browser with a progress bar, so the practical ceiling is your device's memory rather than a quota. A few thousand rows is routine; very large runs are simply slower.
One entry per line: the link, then optionally a comma and the filename you want — for example "https://example.com, product-01". A plain .txt file with one link per line works too.
Each code is a 512×512 pixel PNG on a white background, generated at error-correction level H — the highest of the four, which keeps a code readable even when part of it is dirty, creased or covered.
No. The list never leaves your device: the codes are drawn and zipped in your browser, so a batch of private or unreleased URLs stays private.
No. These are static QR codes — the link is encoded in the image itself, so there is nothing to renew and nothing that can be switched off. The trade-off is that a static code cannot be re-pointed later; for that you need a dynamic code.
Yes to both. No signup, no watermark and no limit on how the codes are used — printed on packaging, menus, labels or badges.
Not in the bulk tool — it applies a shared dot style and colour to the whole batch. For a logo in the middle of the code, generate it individually with the QR code generator.