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When a bulk batch finishes, GetQR packs every QR code image into one ZIP file. Download it right away from the success window.

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Before you start

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Download the ZIP

1

Wait for the batch to finish

When the batch completes, a window opens with the number of QR codes created.
2

Download

Click Download all (ZIP). Your browser saves the file, and GetQR takes you to My QR Codes.
3

Unzip the file

Open the ZIP on your computer to get one JPEG per QR code.
Download the ZIP before you close the success window. Once you close it, the ZIP is no longer offered in the app. Your codes are safe on My QR Codes, but you’d have to download them one by one.
If you left the page before the batch finished, open Create Bulk again. The success window reappears as long as you haven’t closed it.

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What’s in the ZIP

The numbering follows the order of valid rows in your file, so you can match each image to its row.

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Need other formats or sizes?

The ZIP holds JPEGs at 1024 px only. For PNG, SVG, PDF or EPS, or for 2048 and 4096 px, download each code from My QR Codes. See Formats and resolution.

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Common issues

The download failed, but your QR codes already exist. Stay on the page and click Download all (ZIP) again.
The ZIP isn’t available in the app anymore. Your codes are on My QR Codes; download each one with Download QR. See Bulk export.
Characters that aren’t allowed in file names, such as /, : or ?, are replaced with _. The QR code names in GetQR keep the original text.
A 1024 px JPEG works for small prints. For large or professional print, download SVG or PDF per code. See Print your QR code.

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What’s next

Print your QR codes

Size, contrast and test-scan tips.

Formats and resolution

Pick the right file for each use.