Barcodes that scan the first time
Add a barcode or QR to any label. It prints sharp, true-size, and scans on the first beep.
A blurry barcode the scanner won't read. The package waits. The line backs up. The order ships late.
Crisp bars at the printer's real resolution. One beep, every time.
1D barcodes
Code 128, UPC/EAN, Code 39, Code 93, ITF, Codabar. Pick it, type the value, done.
QR & 2D codes
QR, Data Matrix, PDF417, GS1-128 (for shipping, healthcare and industrial labels).
No fonts, no math
We render the code as an image. No barcode fonts, no check digits to get wrong.
One per row
Feed a spreadsheet column and print a run of unique, scannable codes.
Sharp, scannable barcodes · no fonts to buy
Questions
Which barcode types are supported?
Do I need a barcode font?
Will the barcodes scan reliably?
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Numbered labels, without the busywork
Print sequentially numbered and dated labels automatically. Auto-fill the date and increment a serial number on every label, with zero-padding, custom step and alphabetic sequences.