Free Storage Tool

Free Storage Unit Inventory List

Log what's in every zone and shelf of your storage unit. Export it as a CSV that imports directly into BoxQR — so your inventory becomes searchable by QR code from your phone. Works in your browser. No signup needed.

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How to use: Add zones for your unit (shelves, rows, sections). List the items in each zone. Download the CSV — it imports directly into BoxQR so every box gets a scannable QR code.
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Your inventory saves automatically in this browser. Export, print, or email it to keep a permanent copy — clearing browser data or switching devices will erase it.
Want to search this from your phone? The CSV you download imports directly into BoxQR — each box becomes a QR-labeled storage box you can search from your phone. Try BoxQR free →

This list is a starting point. BoxQR makes it permanent.

The CSV you download here imports directly into BoxQR — no re-typing. Each zone becomes a box with a scannable QR code you stick on the outside. Next time you need something, you search from your phone or scan the label. No more driving over just to check if it's in there.

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FAQ

Yes. No account, no email, no credit card. Everything stays in your browser.

Yes — your inventory saves automatically to this browser using localStorage, so it will still be there when you come back on the same device and browser. It will not survive clearing browser data, switching devices, or using a different browser. Export or email it to keep a permanent copy. You can also re-import a previously exported CSV to pick up where you left off.

Group boxes into named zones you can describe out loud — "back left shelf," "stack by the door," "left wall." Number each box and keep a list of what is in each numbered box. Keep items you are most likely to need near the front. This tool lets you build that zone-by-zone list. BoxQR turns it into scannable QR codes on the boxes themselves.

Two reasons. Day to day, it saves you trips when you cannot remember if something is in the unit. And if you ever file an insurance claim after theft, fire, or water damage, a dated item list makes the claim far easier to support.

Yes. Download the CSV from this page and import it into BoxQR. Your zones and items carry over so you do not start from scratch.