Barcode Generator
Generate barcodes in various formats including EAN-13, UPC-A, Code 128, Code 39, and more. Customize size, colors, and download as PNG or SVG.
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Barcode Formats
Code 128
High-density alphanumeric barcode. Can encode all 128 ASCII characters. Most commonly used in logistics and supply chain. Example: ABC-12345
Code 39
Variable-length barcode for alphanumeric data. Widely used in automotive and defense industries. Example: *ABC123*
EAN-13 (European Article Number)
Standard retail product barcode used worldwide. Requires exactly 13 digits. Example: 5901234123457
UPC-A (Universal Product Code)
Standard barcode for retail in North America. Requires exactly 12 digits. Example: 012345678905
EAN-8
Compact version of EAN-13 for small packages. Requires exactly 8 digits. Example: 96385074
ITF-14 (Interleaved 2 of 5)
Used for packaging and shipping containers. Requires exactly 14 digits. Example: 12345678901231
MSI
Numeric-only barcode used primarily in inventory control and retail. Example: 1234567
Pharmacode
Used in pharmaceutical packaging. Accepts numbers from 3 to 131070. Example: 1234
Codabar
Used in libraries, blood banks, and logistics. Supports numbers and special characters (- $ : / . +). Example: A123456B
- Choose the appropriate format for your use case
- Ensure input matches format requirements
- Use high contrast colors for better scanning
- Test barcodes with a scanner before mass printing
- Maintain adequate white space around barcodes (quiet zone)
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