QR code labels
Type an item code, box number or short link and print the code on your labels. This preset uses plain text and no logo, so the code stays as small and simple as possible.
Free, no sign-up. Runs in your browser. Nothing you type or upload is sent to us or stored.
At a glance
- Code size
- ITEM-00042 fits in the smallest code, Version 1 (21 × 21 modules), even at level H. Worked out by this tool's encoder.
- checked 2026-11
- Alphanumeric mode
- Codes that use only capital letters, digits, space and $ % * + - . / : are stored more compactly: Version 1 holds 16 such characters at level Q.
- Source: qrcode.com, checked 2026-11
- Smallest print
- At 400 dpi with 4 dots per module, a Version 1 code is about 5.3 mm wide, plus the quiet zone. Based on Denso Wave's module-size method.
- Source: qrcode.com, checked 2026-11
A QR code you can keep changing
The code above always opens the same thing. Every Liite page comes with its own QR code that counts scans, and you can change the page behind it any time without reprinting.
QR code labels: what to know
This page starts the QR code generator for this case. For every option and how to use it, see the QR code generator.
Text or a link
Plain text, like an item number, works offline: the phone just shows the text. That suits stock, storage boxes and tool kits. A link suits labels that should open something, such as a product page or a manual.
Printing on label sheets
Download the SVG and place it in your label template; it stays sharp at any size. Use capitals and digits for IDs to keep codes tiny. Keep a white margin around each code, and test one printed label with a phone before you print the whole sheet.
Questions
How do I generate QR code labels?
Type the text or link above, download the SVG and drop it into your label template or design app.
Can I make many labels at once?
This tool makes one code at a time. For a few dozen labels, change the text and download each code.