Barcode generator
EAN-13, EAN-8 and Code 128. Ready to print.
Create your code
A useful code in three steps
Choose the right content
Choose EAN-13, EAN-8 or Code 128. Enter an identifier you are authorized to use and keep leading zeroes.
Generate and review
The progress indicator follows real processing. Check the generated image and file dimensions.
Download and test
Download PNG or SVG and scan the printed sample with the scanner used in your workflow.
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Limits and useful details
EAN-13 accepts 12 data digits or 13 digits including the check digit. EAN-8 accepts 7 or 8 digits. Code 128 accepts 1–80 printable ASCII characters. Files retain the generated dimensions; SVG scales without pixelation. Test the original side margins and final print size with your scanner.
Generating an EAN image does not register a product number with GS1. Use numbers you are entitled to use. A valid check digit does not prove a number is assigned to your product.
Questions before you generate?
Can I edit a QR code after printing?
These are static QR codes: the encoded content cannot be changed after printing. Wi-Fi codes contain the password; share them only with intended users.
Where are my files stored?
Files expire on this device after one hour. Clearing browser storage also removes them.
Does an EAN barcode register my product?
Generating an EAN image does not register a product number with GS1. Use numbers you are entitled to use. A valid check digit does not prove a number is assigned to your product.
Guides
Create a QR code for a website
Start with the final destination
QR code generatorShare Wi-Fi with a QR code
Use the actual network settings
Bulk QR generatorMake a useful bulk QR collection
Prepare a plain text list
Barcode generatorUnderstand EAN numbers and check digits
Choose the intended EAN format
Barcode generatorUse Code 128 for internal labels
Choose Code 128 when appropriate
QR code generatorPrint and test readable codes
Choose the right file