Online barcode and label generator
Generate and verify barcodes for free. Then design labels with your logo, ready-made FNSKU and retail templates, and print any quantity — straight from Excel.
Two ways to use it
The same editor, two jobs — compliance for Amazon, branding for your own shop.
Print your FNSKU labels
Design your FNSKU label once, then print as many as you need — 50, 500, 5000 — on thermal rolls (80×50, 100×80 mm) or label sheets.
Branded product labels
Add your logo, colours and images, pull names, prices and barcodes from a spreadsheet, and print any quantity — right in your browser. No design tool, no per-label fee.
From your product list to printed labels
The everyday workflow — no design software, nothing to install.
Load your products
Import from Excel or CSV — one row per product — or just type.
Pick & design
Select a product; the label updates live. Add logo, fields, barcode.
Print any quantity
50 or 5000, thermal roll or sheet — quiet zones kept.
Included from the Starter plan — logo, saved templates, Excel import and thermal-roll sizes.
Everything you need, from code to print
Start with the basics for free. Scale up to product catalogs and bulk labels whenever you need.
Generate a barcode
EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC, QR Code, Code 128, ITF-14 and more — ready to use in seconds.
Generate now →Verify a barcode
Validate check digits and find out what's wrong with an existing barcode.
Verify now →Label designer
Organize your products, save reusable layouts and print labels in bulk. Includes GS1-128 support for those who need it.
Explore →Barcode generators by type
Pick a format — each opens a dedicated generator that runs in your browser, no sign-up.
EAN-13
Retail barcode for Europe and most of the world.
Open →EAN-8
Short code for small packages.
Open →UPC-A
Retail barcode for the US and Canada.
Open →QR Code
Links, text, Wi-Fi and contacts.
Open →Code 128
Any text — SKUs and logistics.
Open →Code 39
Letters and numbers, no check digit.
Open →ITF-14
Cartons and cases (GTIN-14).
Open →Check digit calculator
EAN, UPC and GTIN check digit.
Open →Learn the basics
Short, plain-language explainers to help you pick the right barcode and print it so it scans.
How the EAN-13 check digit works
The formula and a worked example.
Read →EAN vs UPC
13 digits vs 12, and which to use.
Read →Barcodes for Amazon FBA
FNSKU vs GTIN, explained clearly.
Read →What is a quiet zone
The margin that makes barcodes scan.
Read →PNG vs SVG for printing
Which file format prints sharpest.
Read →GS1-128 explained
Application Identifiers for logistics.
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