Generate barcode
Pick the barcode type, type the number or text, and download the barcode as a PNG or SVG. Single barcodes are free and need no account. For a list of products, paste one value per line under Bulk barcodes and get a ZIP of images or a printable label sheet.
Single barcodes are free. Bulk: 5 credits up to 50 barcodes, then 1 credit per 10.
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Bulk barcodes
Paste a list, get a label sheet
- Up to 250 barcodes per job, one value per line.
- A ZIP of PNG or SVG files, numbered in your list's order.
- Or a PDF label sheet for Avery 5160 (US Letter) or L7159 (A4).
50 barcodes for 5 credits ($0.05), 250 for 25 ($0.25). New accounts get 50 free credits, enough for 10 jobs of 50.
Turn a product list into ready-to-print labels
Create ZIP downloads and printable label sheets in bulk. Spend less time making labels one at a time.
Start with 50 free credits when you sign in. No card required to try.
For your next project
$5 one time
500 credits. Top up whenever you need more.
No subscription required. Larger packs available.
Buy creditsFor work that keeps coming
25% more credits per dollar*$8 / month
1,000 credits each month.
Unused credits roll over up to 3,000. Cancel any time.
Choose monthly plan*Compared with the $5 credit pack.
Prices exclude sales tax or VAT, which is added at checkout where it applies.
How it works
- Choose the type: EAN-13 or UPC-A for retail products, Code 128 for shipping and inventory, QR for links.
- Type the number or text. For EAN-13, UPC-A and ITF-14 the check digit is added if you leave it off.
- Check the preview and download it as PNG for documents or SVG for print.
- For many barcodes, paste one value per line under Bulk barcodes and download a ZIP or a label sheet PDF.
Questions
- Is it free?
- Yes, single barcodes are free with no account. Bulk jobs cost 5 credits for up to 50 barcodes, then 1 credit per 10 more; 250 barcodes cost 25 credits ($0.25). New accounts get 50 free credits.
- Which barcode should I use for a product?
- Retailers scan EAN-13 (outside North America) and UPC-A (North America). Code 128 suits shipping, warehouse and inventory labels. ITF-14 goes on outer cartons. QR codes carry links and text for phones.
- Do you issue barcode numbers?
- No. To sell in retail stores you need a company prefix from GS1, the standards body, and number your products under it. This tool draws the barcode for a number you already have.
- What is a check digit?
- The last digit of an EAN-13, UPC-A or ITF-14 number, calculated from the others so scanners catch typos. Leave it off and the tool adds it; type it and the tool checks it.
- PNG or SVG?
- SVG is vector and prints sharp at any size, so use it for packaging and labels. PNG works everywhere, including documents and spreadsheets.
- What label sheets can I print?
- US Letter with 30 labels (3 by 10, Avery 5160 layout) and A4 with 24 labels (3 by 8, Avery L7159 layout). Print at 100% scale, not fit to page.