PRINT TOOL · AVERY 5160
Bulk QR code label sheet from CSV
Turn a CSV into a sheet of unique QR stickers, Avery 5160 and more, placed to spec. Free, in your browser, nothing uploaded.
Bulk QR label sheet
Real codes, generated on your device.
Happens on your device, nothing uploaded
How it works
Three simple steps
A quick overview before you start, the tool guides you through each step too.
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Paste your CSV
One row per sticker, a URL or ID column, plus an optional caption. It never leaves your device.
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Pick a label sheet
Choose Avery 5160 (30/sheet) or another preset and your columns.
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Download
Get a print-ready PDF with one unique QR per label, placed to spec.
Questions & answers
Good to know
Common questions about size, privacy, and cost.
How do I make a sheet of QR code labels from a CSV?
Paste (or upload) a CSV with one row per sticker, a column of URLs or IDs, and optionally a caption column. Pick a label sheet like Avery 5160, then download a print-ready PDF with a unique QR in every label.
Which label sheets are supported?
Avery 5160 (30 per sheet, 2.625 × 1 in) and Avery 5163 (10 per sheet, 4 × 2 in), with each QR placed at the exact manufacturer coordinates so it lines up with the die-cut labels.
Can each sticker have a different QR code?
Yes, that is the whole point. Every row in your CSV becomes its own unique QR, ideal for asset tags, inventory, and event passes.
Are my CSV and QR data uploaded anywhere?
No. The CSV is parsed and the QR codes are generated entirely in your browser, nothing is sent to a server, so even sensitive URLs or IDs never leave your device.
Will the QR codes scan reliably?
Yes. They are real, standards-compliant QR codes drawn as crisp vectors, with error correction, print them and scan with any phone.
Does it cost anything?
No, it is completely free, no signup.
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What Bulk QR Stickers does
Make a full sheet of unique QR-code stickers from a CSV, formatted for Avery 5160 and other label sheets. The codes are generated on your device with nothing uploaded.
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