Tap-to-Call Codes for Every Number on Your List
Bulk call codes are for organizations with more than one phone line. A franchise wants every store sign to ring that store. A rental company puts a sticker on each machine with the number of the depot that services it. A sales team needs a code for each rep's direct line. Bulk mode turns a column of numbers into a set of codes that open the dialer with the number ready. It is free, needs no sign-up, and the static codes never expire. Your list is processed in your browser and never uploaded.
The One Column You Need
| Column | What to enter | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Phone Number (required) | The full number, starting with + and the country code | +1 555 0100 |
The Country/Area Code picker from the single page is not part of the bulk table. Write the country code into each number instead, so +1 555 0100 rather than 555 0100.
How to Create Call Codes in Bulk
- Fill the table with your numbers. Copy the number column from Excel or Google Sheets and paste it into the first cell, or click Import CSV. The CSV template has a single
phoneheader, and Load example fills in three numbers. - Look at the count above the results. Blank rows are ignored, so the number of codes ready should match your list. A row the page flags needs fixing before it goes into the ZIP.
- Set the design once. Pick colors, a logo, and a frame for the whole set, and choose a large size if the codes are headed for signs.
- Choose file names and format. Best match names files after the number, or choose Row number only for plain 001, 002 names. Pick PNG, SVG, or JPG.
- Click Download all (.zip). One image per number, plus content.csv.
Use Cases
- Franchise and branch signs. Each location's window sign or flyer calls that location, not the head office.
- Equipment and rental stickers. Every machine carries a code for the depot or technician responsible for it.
- Real estate sign riders. A brokerage can print a code for each agent's mobile on their listing signs.
- Service vans. A fleet gets one code per vehicle, each ringing the driver or the regional dispatcher.
Tips
- Use full international format in every row. It keeps calls working for visitors on foreign SIMs, and a missing plus sign is easy to spot when you sort the column.
- Remove duplicates first. Sorting the column in your spreadsheet shows numbers that appear twice.
- Ring a sample. Scan three or four codes from the ZIP and let each call go through before you print hundreds.
- Size for distance. Codes on vans and storefronts are scanned from farther away, so print them big and keep strong contrast.
Need just one? Use the phone call QR code generator. Want to share a full contact card instead of a number? Try the bulk vCard QR code generator.