UPC barcode generator
Type the 11 digits of your UPC and the UPC-A barcode appears with its check digit added; type all 12 and the check digit is verified. Download it as SVG for print or PNG for listings. Free, no account, in your browser.
Single barcodes are free. Bulk: 5 credits up to 50 barcodes, then 1 credit per 10.
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.
How it works
- Type the 11 or 12 digits of your UPC, the number under your GS1 US company prefix.
- Check the preview: the last digit is the check digit, printed outside the bars.
- Download SVG for printed labels or PNG for documents and online listings.
Questions
- Where is UPC-A used?
- UPC-A is the retail barcode in the United States and Canada. Stores elsewhere read it too, because a UPC-A number is also a valid EAN-13 number with a leading 0.
- Where do UPC numbers come from?
- From GS1, through GS1 US or GS1 Canada, which license a company prefix; you then number each product under it. This tool draws the barcode for a number you already have and does not issue numbers.
- Do I need the check digit?
- The barcode needs it, but you do not have to work it out. Type 11 digits and the tool adds it; type 12 and the tool tells you if the last digit is wrong.
- Does this make UPC-E?
- No. It makes UPC-A, the full 12-digit symbol. UPC-E is a shortened form for very small packs, and only some UPC-A numbers can be shortened to it.