Free barcode and QR code label generator
Make QR codes and barcodes (EAN-13, UPC-A, Code 128), number them in a series and print them all on one page: label sheets on A4 or Letter, or a label printer. Free, in your browser.
- Free, no sign-up
- Works in your browser
- QR, EAN, UPC and Code 128
Codes
Code type
EAN or UPC when the code is one, Code 128 for other short codes, QR for long ones.
Label size
In the print dialog, set the scale to 100% (actual size). To keep a PDF, choose Save as PDF.
Type a code or start a series to see your labels here.
Numbered series in one go
Set a prefix, the first number and how many: BIN-0001 to BIN-0500 come out ready to print. EAN codes get their check digit added.
Fits the labels you have
Pick your label sheet (A4 or Letter, with the pack code from the box) or a label printer, or type your own sizes. Start at any label to finish a used sheet.
Checked before you print
Check digits of EAN-13, EAN-8 and UPC-A are verified, and you're told when a code is too long for its label to scan.
With your own items in Binhop
In Binhop the same tools work with your stock: labels with each item's name, price and barcode, one per unit if you like, and the app's scanner reads them back to sell, receive and count.
Terms used here
Questions
How do I print barcode labels on a sheet?
Type or paste your codes, or make a numbered series, choose your label sheet under Label size and press Print labels. In the print dialog, set the scale to 100% so each code lands on its label.
Which barcode should I use?
If a product already has a barcode, print that one: EAN-13 in most countries, UPC-A in the US and Canada. For your own codes, like SKUs or shelf numbers, Code 128 holds letters and numbers in little space. A QR code holds a link or longer text and any phone camera reads it.
Can I make my own EAN barcodes?
You can print any 12 or 13 digits as an EAN-13; the check digit is added for you. Products sold through other shops or marketplaces need numbers registered with GS1. For codes used only inside your business, numbers starting with 2 are set aside for that.
Can Binhop read these labels?
Yes. Binhop's scanner reads QR codes, EAN and Code 128 with the phone's camera, so a label printed here finds the item to sell, receive or count it. Signed in, the same tool prints labels straight from your items.
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