Bulk generation
Bulk QR code generator: one code per link
Paste a list of URLs or import a document containing links. ČITTAM Linkbook turns the links it finds into QR records you can print, save as PDF, or export as HTML. Larger collections can span several pages.
Two ways in
Paste any text containing links and every URL in it becomes a record. Or hand over a file and let the parser find them for you — the links buried in a reading list, a syllabus, a research doc, or a column of an exported spreadsheet.
How it works
- Paste text or drop a file. Every URL found becomes a record, and duplicates are skipped as they arrive.
- When online, eligible URLs can be sent to ČITTAM for page titles and icons. Review the records and edit their titles or notes before exporting.
- Choose Print, PDF, or HTML to export the collection. Check the layout and scan a sample code before sharing it.
What happens to your file
Imported file bytes are parsed in your browser. This creates QR records for the URLs inside the file; it does not automatically publish the original file. When online, eligible extracted URLs, including their query parameters, can be sent to ČITTAM for metadata. Saving to Vault or publishing a share is a separate action that sends the resulting document data.
What it can read
Markdown (.md), plain text (.txt), HTML (.html), PDF (.pdf), Word (.docx), and text-based spreadsheet exports (.csv, .tsv). Export a spreadsheet as CSV or TSV first; native Excel workbooks are not an import format. For other formats, paste the text containing your links.
From Excel or Google Sheets: export CSV, drop it in
Keep your links in a spreadsheet? Export it as CSV or TSV (Google Sheets: File → Download → CSV; Excel: File → Save As → CSV), drop the file on the page, and every URL inside becomes its own QR record. The file is parsed in your browser; a title, source or note column travels with each link when the header row names it (without a header, the columns are read in the order link, title, source, note), and duplicate links are skipped as they arrive.
How many files at once
Free imports up to 3 files in one pass, Starter up to 20, and Pro up to 50. How many links sit inside those files is not capped, and the records themselves cost nothing on any plan.
Can I generate QR codes from a PDF?
Yes, for the links inside it. Drop a PDF — or a Word, Markdown, HTML, CSV or TSV file — on the page and the URLs it contains each become their own QR record, parsed in your browser. If you want one code that opens the PDF itself, that is a different job: paste the PDF's own link into the list and it gets a code like any other link.
Turn your list into printable QR records
The free app needs a ČITTAM account for unlimited records and file imports. Try up to three pasted links with watermarked Print and PDF without signing in.