One code per line, optionally followed by a comma and a label. Every row is validated against the symbology before anything is generated, and the whole batch downloads as a single ZIP.
| Code | Label | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Paste CSV data to see validation. | ||
Need printable sheets instead of image files? Use the barcode label printing tool.
UPC, EAN, Code 128, ITF-14, Data Matrix and more.
Avery sheets and thermal rolls with offset calibration.
Encode GTIN, batch and expiry as Application Identifiers.
Bulk generation turns a spreadsheet column into a folder of barcode files. Paste a list or upload a CSV or XLSX file, map the code and label columns, and every row is validated against the chosen symbology before anything is rendered.
Rows that fail validation are reported with the exact reason and can be exported as an error CSV, so a bad check digit or an over-length code is fixed at the source rather than discovered on a printed label.
Batches of several thousand rows work fine. Everything is rendered in your browser, so the practical limit is your device's memory rather than a server quota.
CSV and Excel (XLSX). The first row is detected as a header, and you choose which column holds the code and which holds the optional label.
You control the filename pattern using the {code}, {label}, {index} and {standard} placeholders, so the ZIP arrives ready for your label software.
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