BARCODE LABEL PRINTING GUIDE

From product list to printed labels.

Barqode is a free browser-based barcode label maker for shops. Create a single replacement tag or import a CSV for a batch of products. No account is needed for the Barqode editor.

1. Add one product or import a CSV

For one label, enter the product name, existing barcode number and price. For a batch, save your spreadsheet as CSV and import it. Select the columns you want on the label and choose the quantity column. Keep barcode values as text in your spreadsheet so leading zeros are preserved.

Download a sample CSV to try the workflow before using your own product list.

2. Arrange your label

Set the width and height to match your label stock. Add name, price, barcode, text or CSV fields. Move and resize fields, check real product data, and save your design for future batches.

3. Preview and print one test label

Review the label preview. In your browser's print window, choose your label printer and the matching paper size. Use 100% scale and turn off headers, footers and extra margins where your printer allows. Print one label and scan it before printing a batch.

Need to send labels from a phone to a shop PC?

Use Barq by Barqode. Create a shop account, confirm your email and sign in on both devices. Open Receive & print on the PC, start receiving, then enter its connection code on your phone. Send the label preview; the salesperson approves it and prints through the computer's print window. Keep the receiver page open and the PC awake.

Does Barqode supply registered retail barcodes?

No. Barqode renders the codes you provide as barcode images. It does not issue registered retail product identifiers. Use the identifiers required by your selling channel.

Where is my work saved?

The Barqode editor keeps your work in your browser. Download a backup before clearing browser data or moving to another device. Barq uses a private shop workspace for connected-device printing.