Barcode & QR labels that actually scan
Add a barcode or QR code to any label and print it crisp and true-size — the way scanners like it. PaperReady renders the codes for you: no barcode fonts, no plugins, no check-digit math.
1D barcodes
Code 128, Code 39, Code 93, UPC-A/E, EAN-8/13, ITF and Codabar — pick the symbology, type the value, done.
QR & 2D codes
QR codes for links and payloads, plus Data Matrix, PDF417 and GS1-128 for shipping, healthcare and industrial labels.
Sharp at true size
Codes render at the printer's real dot pitch and print edge to edge, so bars stay clean and the first scan works.
A barcode per row
Feed the value from a spreadsheet column or an API call and print a run of unique, scannable codes in one pass.
Questions
Which barcode types are supported?
Do I need a barcode font?
Will the barcodes scan reliably?
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A real label designer, right in your browser
Design labels in your browser: text, barcodes, QR codes, logos and shapes on any label size. Save reusable designs and print at true size to any printer. Free.
Turn a spreadsheet into a stack of labels
Print labels from a spreadsheet: map a CSV or Excel export to a saved design and print the whole run in one pass. Mail-merge addresses, SKUs and barcodes to any printer.
Serial numbers and dates, filled in for you
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.