About Barcode Batch

Barcode Batch is a free tool for shops, warehouses, and offices that need many barcodes or QR codes at once. You paste a list, upload a spreadsheet, or make a numbered series, check the codes, and download labels as a PDF, or as PNG and SVG files.

Why it exists

Most barcode makers draw one code at a time, or ask you to sign up before they will make a batch. Barcode Batch makes a whole list in a minute, shows you the labels before you print, and explains in plain words when a code is wrong or too small to scan.

How it works

Everything runs in your browser. Your lists are not sent to us, and there is no account. Every format is tested by drawing it and reading it back with a scanner engine, so the codes that come out are codes that scan.

What it does not do

It draws barcodes from the numbers you give it. It does not issue product numbers, and it cannot tell whether a number is registered. Products sold in shops need numbers licensed through GS1. The guide to registered numbers explains the difference.

How it stays free

The site costs very little to run, because your lists never touch a server of ours. Public pages like this one may show ads. The tool itself never will.

Credits

Barcode Batch uses the Noto Sans font, and Noto Naskh Arabic for names in Urdu, Arabic, and Persian, under the SIL Open Font License. You can read the font licence. The bars are drawn with the open-source JsBarcode and qrcode-generator libraries, and the PDF files with pdf-lib.