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QR + Barcode Label Generator

Put a QR code, a barcode, a product name and a price on one printable card or label.

Your QR codes, barcodes, and uploaded data are processed locally in your browser.

1. Card

Size, arrangement and colours.

mm
mm
5 mm

2. Product information

Tick what appears on the card.

3. QR code

Medium: rebuilds up to ~15% of a damaged or covered code. A good default for print. Higher levels make the code denser.

Colour the three corner squares separately.

2 mod

Empty border around the code, in modules. Scanners need about 4.

4. Barcode

Valid EAN-13

12 digits (check digit added) or 13 digits with a correct check digit.

Retail products worldwide (GTIN-13).

4 formats are hidden because the value doesn't fit them.

Print the human-readable value with the bars.

px
px

Retail groups the digits between the guard bars, as printed on packaging.

Replaces the printed value (the bars still encode the real value).

10 mod

Blank space left and right, in bar widths. The format's minimum is always kept.

70 × 100 mmPreview

Export

Exact printed size, with QR codes and barcodes as sharp vectors.

“Edit freely” opens the card in the poster editor; “Print as labels” lays it out on label sheets, where it can also be filled from a spreadsheet.

One label, both codes

Retail and warehouse labels often need two codes: a barcode for the till or stock system, and a QR code that links shoppers to product information. This tool lays out both with the product name, SKU and price, in a stacked, split or compact arrangement.

Every part has its own controls, and the finished card can be opened in the QR poster editor for free-form changes. For many products at once, use the label maker with a spreadsheet instead.

Common questions

Stacked, split and compact arrangements of the QR code, barcode, product name, SKU and price.

Use the label maker with a spreadsheet: each row fills one label.

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