Sheet 07 · volume
Three hundred codes, named after what they point at.
Point the desktop build at a CSV and get a folder of files with your naming, your colours and your logo. No spreadsheet copy-paste, no clicking.
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Where one code stops being enough
Thirty tables in a restaurant, each pointing at its own menu page. Two hundred event badges, each opening that attendee's check-in form. Five hundred product labels, each linking to its own warranty page.
Doing that by hand is a day of clicking. Doing it from a spreadsheet is a few minutes, which is the whole reason batch generation exists.
How bulk generation usually goes wrong
The codes come out fine and the filenames do not. Without a naming rule, you end up with
three hundred files called qr-1 through
qr-300 and no way to tell which label belongs
to which table.
The desktop build takes the filename from a column you choose, so the file is named after the thing it points at.
What the desktop build adds
- CSV in, folder out. One row per code, one file per row.
- A logo in the middle. With automatic error correction bumping to keep it scannable.
- Vector PDF. A single file a print shop will accept without asking what an SVG is.
- No network at all. Runs from a folder on a machine that can stay offline.
- No account, no seat count, no expiry. One purchase, one folder.
Batch questions
Can the free version generate many codes at once?
No. Generating in bulk is what the desktop build adds: point it at a CSV and it writes a folder of SVG and PNG files.
What does the CSV need to look like?
One row per code, one column per field, with a header row. The desktop build maps columns to the same fields you see on this page.
Why would I generate hundreds of codes?
Product labels, per-table restaurant menus, event badges, asset tags, per-tenant Wi-Fi cards. Anything where each item needs its own destination.
Does bulk mode need a licence server?
No. The desktop build runs from a folder with no network dependency, so batch generation works offline.
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QR Forge Desktop — $19 once
Everything on this page, minus the browser tab and the limits: batch generation from a CSV, your logo in the middle, vector PDF for print shops, and a folder you can keep on a machine that never goes online.