Make QR codes and barcodes for products, shelves, stock, assets and shipping. Create one code and download it as PNG or SVG, or paste a whole list and get an A4 sheet of labels ready to print and cut.
Use a QR code for links, contact details or Arabic text. Use Code 128 for warehouse locations, item numbers and shipping labels. Use EAN-13 (or UPC-A in North America) for products sold in shops, and ITF-14 for cartons.
The tool draws any valid EAN-13. To sell in shops you need numbers issued to your company by GS1 (GS1 Saudi Arabia, for example), so retailers can trust them.
No. Enter 12 digits for EAN-13, 7 for EAN-8, 11 for UPC-A or 13 for ITF-14 and the check digit is added. If you include it, it's checked.
Arabic works in QR codes. Linear barcodes such as Code 128 and EAN only hold English letters and digits.
No. The codes are drawn in your browser and nothing you type is uploaded.