Type a value, barcode updates live
Code128 accepts any text. EAN13/EAN8/UPC/ISBN13 require specific digit counts.
A barcode generator turns a piece of text or a number into a scannable barcode image. Type a value above and pick a barcode type — the image updates live, no button to press.
Type the value you want to encode.
Pick a barcode type from the dropdown.
Press "Download PNG" to save it.
Yes — there's no paywall, no watermark, and no sign-up required.
Use Code128 if you just need to encode any text or number with no format restrictions. Use EAN13, EAN8, UPC, or ISBN13 only if you specifically need a barcode that matches one of those real product or book numbering standards.
Code128 accepts almost any text — letters, numbers, and most symbols — with no fixed length. It's the right default when you're labeling something internal, like inventory or asset tags, rather than encoding a standardized retail number.
These formats are strict about length because real-world scanners expect an exact digit count — enter the wrong number of digits and generation fails with an error telling you what's expected.
Press "Download PNG" once a barcode is showing — it saves as a plain image with the human-readable value printed underneath the bars, ready to print or drop into a label.
Not on this tool — it generates one barcode at a time as you type. For a batch of many different values, you'd need to generate and download each one individually, or use a dedicated bulk tool.
Yes — the value you enter is used to generate the image for that request and isn't saved anywhere. No account or sign-up is required to use it.
Anyone tracking physical items eventually needs a scannable label — this covers the common formats without inventory software.
Label shelves, bins, or equipment with a Code128 barcode.
Generate an EAN13 or UPC barcode for a product that needs one.
Generate an ISBN13 barcode from a book's existing ISBN.
Yes — there's no paywall, no watermark, and no sign-up required.
Code128 if you just need to encode any text or number with no format restrictions. EAN13, EAN8, UPC, or ISBN13 if you need a barcode that matches a real product or book numbering standard.
EAN13, EAN8, UPC, and ISBN13 require an exact digit count (for example, EAN13 needs 12-13 digits). Code128 and Code39 accept flexible text, so switch to one of those if your value doesn't fit a strict format.
Not on this tool — it generates one barcode at a time. For a batch, you'd need to generate and download each value individually.
Yes, the human-readable value always prints underneath the bars.
No. The value you enter is used to generate the image for that request and isn't saved anywhere.