Generate QR codes in bulk from Excel
Upload an XLSX workbook, select the column to encode and optionally use another column as the QR filename.
Useful for product catalogs, badges, inventory lists, packaging references and ERP exports already managed in spreadsheets.
- XLSX/XLSM import
- Column mapping
- Reference-based filenames
- Pre-production validation
- SVG/PNG ZIP export
A clear path from source data to QR assets
1. Upload
Drop the Excel workbook into MassQR.
2. Pick the QR column
Choose URL, payload, code or another data column.
3. Pick the filename column
Use SKU or reference values to keep output files traceable.
4. Export
Review the preview and download SVG, PNG or both.
Example spreadsheet
A simple example showing how source data stays linked to the generated QR asset.
| Reference | URL |
|---|---|
PROD-001 | https://example.com/product/001 |
PROD-002 | https://example.com/product/002 |
A spreadsheet workflow for non-developers
Teams keep working in a familiar spreadsheet while MassQR converts each row into an asset.
Reference-based filenames reduce mix-ups in InDesign or labeling workflows.
For extremely large datasets, CSV may be more practical than a workbook.
Frequently asked questions
Which Excel column becomes the QR?
You choose it during import. It can hold URLs, text or any supported QR payload.
Can another column define the filename?
Yes. A reference, SKU or ID column can name each generated asset.