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Barcode Generator
Generate various types of barcodes including Code 128, Code 39, EAN-13, UPC, and more
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Barcode Generator
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Barcode Types
- Code 128: Alphanumeric, compact
- Code 39: Alphanumeric, widely used
- EAN-13: 13-digit product codes
- EAN-8: 8-digit product codes
- UPC-A: 12-digit product codes
- ITF-14: 14-digit shipping codes
How to Use
- • Enter the text or number to encode
- • Select the appropriate barcode type
- • Adjust width, height, and text settings
- • Click 'Generate Barcode' to create
- • Download or copy the barcode image
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About Barcode Generator
Create professional barcodes with our comprehensive barcode generator. Supports multiple barcode formats including Code 128, Code 39, EAN-13, UPC-A, ITF-14, and more. Perfect for inventory management, product labeling, and retail applications.
✨ Key Benefits
- Multiple barcode format support
- Customizable width, height, and text display
- High-quality PNG output
- Copy to clipboard functionality
- No registration required
- Instant barcode generation
🚀 Features
- Code 128, Code 39, EAN-13, UPC-A support
- Customizable barcode dimensions
- Optional text display below barcode
- Download as PNG image
- Copy image to clipboard
- Input validation for each barcode type
💡 Use Cases
- Retail product labeling
- Inventory management systems
- Shipping and logistics
- Library book management
- Event ticketing systems
- Asset tracking
🎯 Fun Facts
- The first barcode was scanned in 1974 on a pack of gum
- UPC barcodes can encode 12 digits
- Code 128 is the most compact barcode format
- EAN-13 is used worldwide for product identification
📚 Historical Context
- Barcodes were invented in 1952 by Norman Joseph Woodland
- The first patent for barcode was issued in 1952
- Walmart was the first major retailer to use barcodes in 1988
- QR codes were invented in 1994 by Denso Wave
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