QR product label maker
Turn a list of products into price labels with a QR code to each product page. One line per product, then print on sticker paper.
Your product labels
Preview
Print at 100% scale and scan a label from the distance a shopper would stand before you print the whole range.
From product list to labels
Paste your products
One per line: name | price | SKU | link.
Pick a label size
A common Avery-style layout or a small custom size.
Print on sticker paper
Print at 100% scale and apply to shelves or products.
Product labels that sell
- Put the price first and big — shoppers look for it before the name.
- Link to a page with details, sizes or a care guide, not just to your home page.
- Keep the printed code at 15 mm or larger and leave space around it.
- Print a test sheet and scan one from the shelf distance.
Who prices things this way
Shops and stalls
Shelf and item labels with a code to details.
Makers and artists
Price tags with a link to your portfolio.
Market stalls
Quick labels printed the night before.
Wholesale
SKU labels that link to a spec sheet.
Selling and labelling tools
More design & print tools
- Sticker sheet maker — Many QR stickers on one sheet
- Label templates — Fit common Avery-style label sheets
- Bulk generator — CSV to ZIP or a print sheet
Make just the code
Ideas by industry
Questions, answered
How do I make product labels with a QR code?
Add one product per line as name | price | SKU | link. Choose a label size and colors, then print on sticker paper. Each label gets its own code.
Can I import from a spreadsheet?
Yes — copy the columns from your sheet and paste them. If your sheet uses tabs, replace them with the vertical bar, or use the bulk generator for CSV files.
What should the code link to?
The product page, a care sheet or a manual. If you sell in person only, a link to a short page with details is enough.
Which label size fits a price tag?
63.5 × 38.1 mm (Avery L7160-style) is roomy; 50 × 30 mm suits small items. Keep the printed code at 15 mm or more.
Add a thank-you card to every order
Pair price labels with an insert that asks for a review.
Make a review card