How to Create Multiple URL QR Codes With a Bulk QR Code Generator

When you need multiple URL QR codes

• Regional landing pages where each city, branch, or franchise needs a different destination.
• Flyer or poster campaigns where each distribution channel should have its own tracked URL.
• Table ordering, room links, or venue sections where each QR code must open a different page.
• Product labels or packaging where each SKU needs its own product, manual, or registration URL.

Step 1: build a clean URL list

• Keep one final destination URL per line or per spreadsheet row.
• Use full URLs including https:// so the QR codes open predictably on phones.
• Remove blank rows, trailing spaces, and draft links before generation.
• If your list lives in Excel or Google Sheets, use /guides/how-to-generate-bulk-qr-codes-from-excel to export a clean value-only list first.

Step 2: generate the full batch

• Open /qr-tools/bulk-qr-generator and paste one URL per line.
• Apply one shared QR design for the whole batch so all codes look consistent.
• Generate the batch in one run instead of making each QR code one by one.
• Download the output and keep a reference sheet so each file stays matched to the original destination URL.

Quality checks before you print or publish

• Scan at least 5 to 10 random codes on real phones before using the whole batch.
• Keep URLs as short as practical because shorter destinations usually create simpler QR patterns.
• Use clear file names tied to the campaign, location, product, or table ID so the batch stays organized.
• If you only need one destination instead of many, compare /compare/bulk-qr-generator-vs-qr-code-generator before you commit to the batch workflow.

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