How to make barcode labels free

Put a native barcode on a real size. Print from Excel if you have a list. Scan the first one.

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How to make barcode labels free

Published: · 3 min read · Tutorial

Open inventory barcode template

Warehouse inventory sample from the free label maker
This is the warehouse inventory template in the free app. Open it and swap in your own text.

You can make barcode labels in the free label maker. Put a native CODE128 or UPC on a real size, add the number under the bars, and print. No signup. If you have a list, you can print from Excel. The first sticker should scan before you print the stack.

How to make barcode labels

  1. Open https://app.mylabelmaker.com. No signup.
  2. Pick the barcode type: CODE128 for SKUs and bins, UPC-A for US retail, EAN-13 for international retail, or a QR code for a URL.
  3. Set a real size. 2×1 and 2.25×1.25 are common for product stickers. Use 3×2 if you need more text. Size chart.
  4. Insert a native barcode (not a phone photo). Put the number under the bars. Set DPI to 203 or 300 to match the printer.
  5. If you have many SKUs, map {{sku}} or {{barcode}} from Excel, print one, and scan it. If bars look soft: fix fuzzy barcodes.

Design help: how to design labels. Batch: batch print · print from Excel. Full print path: print barcode labels on a Zebra.

Make barcode labels free

Native CODE128 or UPC. No signup. Mac and Windows.

Open inventory barcode template