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Export QR Codes

Download QR codes for your Models, Batches, and Items in the format that best fits your production and marketing workflows. QR codes can be exported individually or in bulk from the Batch Overview screen.

Supported formats​

All QR download actions (single and bulk) support the following formats:

  • PNG – Raster image, good for digital use.
  • JPG – Raster image, suitable for print where transparency is not needed.
  • SVG – Vector image, scales without quality loss.
  • EPS – Vector format used in professional print workflows.
  • PDF – Single-page document, useful for labelling or sharing.

Download a single QR code​

You can download a single QR code from the Model Overview, Batch Overview, an Item action menu, or the Products grid:

  • Open the Display / Download QR Code action for the chosen Model, Batch, or Item.
  • In the modal, review the name and ID of the record.
  • Select the format from the dropdown: PNG, JPG, SVG, EPS, or PDF.
  • Click Download to save the file.

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Bulk download QR codes (Items)​

From the Batch Overview screen, you can download QR codes for multiple Items in one action:

  1. Open the Batch Overview.
  2. In the Items table, select the rows you want to export.
  3. Open the bulk actions menu and choose "Download QR Codes". The option is disabled until at least one item is selected.
  4. In the modal, choose the format (PNG, JPG, SVG, EPS, or PDF).
  5. Click Download. The platform returns a ZIP file containing one QR per item, named item -
    <itemID>.<format>.

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When only one Item is selected, the file downloads directly instead of being packaged into a ZIP.

Bulk delete items​

The Items table also supports bulk deletion:

  1. Select one or more rows in the Items table and choose "Delete Items" from the bulk actions menu.
  2. Confirm the action in the dialog. Deletion is irreversible.
  3. The table refreshes once the items are removed.

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File naming convention: bulk ZIP files use the convention <batchId>-items-qr.zip. Inside the ZIP, each file is named item - <itemID>.<format>. Bulk operations are designed to handle large batches; downloads of many items may be streamed asynchronously.