dotcarryMake a QR codeMake QR codes for a whole store
Import your store’s public sitemap and download a labeled collection of QR codes.
A separate QR code for each product can connect packaging, shelf labels and printed catalogs to the right page. Generating them one at a time becomes tedious once you have more than a handful of products.
Use your store URL
Open Dotcarry, choose Whole store, enter your store’s HTTPS address and select Find pages. You can find and review the pages before paying. A $12 USD monthly subscription is required to generate the collection.
Dotcarry reads your public sitemap and any nested sitemap indexes it can reach. It finds URLs listed there; it does not browse every link on your website. The import supports up to 10,000 URLs across 50 sitemap files.
Review what was found
A sitemap can include collections, policies and other pages alongside products. Open Edit URLs to remove anything you don’t want to print. Keep one complete URL on each line.
If the import reports unreadable files or a time limit, treat the list as incomplete. Password-protected pages, compressed sitemap files and pages absent from the sitemap may need a manual list. Choose Paste URLs instead when you already have an export from your store.
Download the collection
Select Generate & download. Dotcarry saves the codes in batches and prepares a ZIP file. The archive contains an SVG for each code and a urls.csv file matching each filename to its destination.
Use that CSV to connect the correct image to each product in your design workflow. Don’t rely on the order of files in the ZIP. Test a few samples against their product pages before printing.
If your connection drops, completed batches remain in your library. Retry the same list to finish: the same destination in your account reuses its saved code. Every created code stays active and editable after cancellation. Keep the subscription active to create more than 30 codes or generate new collections in bulk.