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Free QR code label generator
Paste your codes, names, or URLs, pick an Avery sheet, and print scannable QR labels in seconds. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
How it works
1. Paste your values
One label per line — a code, URL, or “CODE, Name” to print a title next to the QR code.
2. Pick a label sheet
Choose an Avery size. The preview shows exactly what each label will look like.
3. Print or download
Print a ready-to-peel sheet on label paper, or download a single QR code as SVG/PNG.
Supported Avery label sheets
| Avery sheet | Label size | Labels per sheet |
|---|---|---|
| Avery 5160/8160 | 2.63″ × 1″ | 30 |
| Avery 5163/5263 | 4″ × 2″ | 10 |
| Avery 5164 | 4″ × 3.33″ | 6 |
QR label questions
Is this QR code generator really free?
Yes — free, no signup, no watermark, and no expiring links. The QR codes are static and generated entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded to a server.
What can I encode in each QR code?
Any text — an asset code, a serial number, a URL, or a name. Unlike barcodes, QR codes handle long values, accents, and non-Latin characters, and phones scan them with the built-in camera.
Which label sheets can I print on?
Avery 5160/8160 (2.625 × 1″, 30 per sheet), Avery 5163/5263 (4 × 2″, 10 per sheet), and Avery 5164 (4 × 3.33″, 6 per sheet) — plus compatible generic sheets. Plain paper works too; just cut the labels out.
What should the QR codes encode for inventory tracking?
Your item codes. In metItem, scanning a label with an item's code looks that item up so anyone can check quantity, photos, and location on the spot. Scanning is included on every plan, and the free plan covers 100 items with no credit card required.
Labels are step one. Knowing what you have is the win.
metItem turns these labels into a live inventory — scan to look up an item, track quantities across trucks, sites, and stores, and get low-stock alerts before you run out.