Make a QR code for each spreadsheet row. Map Excel or CSV columns to QR content and file names, then review your batch. Designed for local processing.
Turn spreadsheet rows into named QR codes. Choose Excel or CSV, map your columns, and review the data locally.
.csv or .xlsx · local processing.csv or .xlsx · Local processing · No account needed
Illustrative sample / products.xlsx · 3 data rows
| Row | product_name | url | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Product A | https://example.com/a | Ready |
| 2 | Product B | https://example.com/b | Ready |
| 3 | Product C | https://example.com/c | Ready |
ROW 01 / READY
File name
Product A
QR content
https://example.com/a
ROW 02 / READY
File name
Product B
QR content
https://example.com/b
ROW 03 / READY
File name
Product C
QR content
https://example.com/c
Import stays on your device. No file is uploaded; the tested launch batch cap is pending.
One column for QR content. One optional column for file names.
product_name / url
Choose your worksheet and columns, then review the rows.
url → QR content
product_name → File name
Apply the same image settings to every code, then export one ZIP.
Product A.png + Product B.png
One ZIP archive
Use product_name and url headers. Replace the fictional rows with your own data.
SAMPLE WORKSHEET / PRODUCTS
FICTIONAL SAMPLE / PRODUCTS
| product_name | url |
|---|---|
| Oak chair | https://example.com/chair |
| Desk lamp | https://example.com/lamp |
product_name: Product A
url: example.com/a
product_name: Product B
url: example.com/b
Fictional sample · replace rows before generating.Fictional sample shown · replace sample rows before generating.
Export the tab you want, then choose the CSV in the importer above.
File → Download
Comma-separated values (.csv)
your-sheet.csv
No Google account connection. Local CSV import only; tab-separated paste is planned.
Local processing. No spreadsheet uploads.
Empty content cells are skipped. Whitespace is trimmed. You can choose whether to remove duplicate content.
WITH DEDUPLICATION ENABLED
Chair, [empty], Chair → Chair
Blank cells skipped · duplicates removed when selected
Chair, [empty], Chair → Chair
Duplicates removed only when selected.
Use a naming column or row numbers. Invalid filename characters are cleaned and collisions receive unique suffixes.
FILENAME CHARACTERS
Shelf/01 → Shelf_01.png
Clean separators · add unique suffixes for collisions
Shelf/01 → Shelf_01.png
Unique suffixes keep file names distinct.
Export formulas as values. Save CSV as UTF-8. Check leading zeros in IDs and phone numbers before export.
KEEP IDS AS TEXT BEFORE EXPORT
=A2 → Oak chair · ID 00123 → 00123
Numeric formatting can drop zeros; export values as UTF-8
ID 00123 → 00123
Format IDs as text; export UTF-8 values.
Review invalid rows separately. Keep batches manageable; the tested launch cap is pending.
REVIEW & SPLIT BEFORE GENERATING
Invalid row → review / large file → smaller batches
Resolve row errors · use manageable batches for your device
Invalid row → review Very large file → smaller batches
Your file stays on your device. Processing happens in your browser.
You can choose a worksheet from an .xlsx workbook. Generate one worksheet at a time, then select another worksheet for your next batch. CSV files contain one table.
Yes. Select the optional file-name column, or use row-number names. Invalid filename characters are cleaned, and duplicate names receive unique suffixes so ZIP entries are not overwritten.
Rows with empty QR content are skipped, and surrounding whitespace is trimmed. The preview shows the usable row count. Removing duplicate content is optional.
No. CSV and XLSX parsing, QR generation, and ZIP creation happen in your browser. The importer does not send your file or QR content to a server, and it does not connect to your Google account.
TOOLS & PRACTICAL GUIDES
Prefer a simple list? Try the paste-first tool.
Open bulk generator
A practical walkthrough from list to ZIP.
Read the how-to
Plan image size, then test a printed code.
Plan your print