Barcode Generator
Generate Code 128, EAN-13, UPC-A and more — right in your browser. Download as SVG or PNG.
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Printing a code whose destination might change? Dynamic QR codes can be re-pointed and their scans tracked after they are printed.
The free barcode generator that never uploads your data
Most online barcode makers send whatever you type to a server, stamp a watermark on the result, or push you toward a paid plan. This one is different: it draws your barcode entirely in your browser, so nothing you enter ever leaves your device — and there's no watermark, no cap, and no sign-up.
Every barcode type you're likely to need
- Code 128 — high-density, encodes letters, numbers and symbols. The default for shipping labels, inventory, and internal tracking.
- EAN-13 / UPC-A — the retail barcodes on products worldwide. Enter the base digits and the check digit is added automatically.
- Code 39, EAN-8, ITF-14 — for ID cards, small packages, and outer cartons.
Print-ready, at any size
Download a vector SVG and your barcode stays perfectly sharp whether it's on a tiny product label or a full shipping carton — no blur, no pixelation. Prefer a raster image? Grab a high-resolution PNG instead. Neither has a watermark.
Barcodes vs QR codes
A barcode carries a short code that a scanner reads at a register or in a warehouse. If you actually want something that opens a website, menu, or Wi-Fi network when someone points a phone at it, you want a QR code — make one free, in your browser, with no watermark, using the MumenLabs QR code generator.
Need the printed code to keep working after the link behind it changes, or want to count the scans? That's a dynamic QR code, which is the paid one.
Free, private, and instant
Pick a type, enter your value, and download — that's it. No account, no upload, no waiting on a server. Generate one barcode or a thousand; it's always free.
What you get
Every common barcode type
Code 128 for labels and tracking, EAN-13 and UPC-A for retail products, plus Code 39, EAN-8 and ITF-14 — pick a type and start encoding.
Print-ready SVG and PNG
Download a vector SVG that stays razor-sharp at any print size, or a high-resolution PNG for on-screen use. No watermark, ever.
100% in your browser
Barcodes are drawn on your own device with nothing uploaded to a server — private by default, and instant, with no waiting.
Check digits handled for you
For EAN and UPC codes, just enter the base digits — the check digit is calculated and added automatically, so your barcode always scans.
Bulk generate from a list or CSV
Paste a whole list of values or upload a CSV, generate every barcode at once, and download them together as a ZIP of PNGs or SVGs — ideal for a product catalog or a run of labels.
Free and unlimited
Generate as many barcodes as you like, free, with no account and no daily cap. No sign-up wall between you and your barcode.
Need a scannable link? Use QR
Barcodes carry a number; a QR code can carry a website, menu, or Wi-Fi — and ours can be edited and tracked after printing.
Frequently asked questions
Is this barcode generator really free?
Yes — completely free, with no watermark and no sign-up. It runs entirely in your browser, so you can generate as many barcodes as you need.
Which barcode types are supported?
Code 128 (text and numbers), EAN-13 and UPC-A (retail), plus Code 39, EAN-8 and ITF-14. Pick the one your scanner or retailer expects.
Can I get a print-ready file?
Yes. Download an SVG for razor-sharp printing at any size, or a PNG if you need a raster image. There is no watermark on either.
Does my data leave my device?
No. The barcode is rendered locally in your browser — nothing you type is uploaded to a server.
Where do EAN-13 and UPC numbers come from?
Official retail numbers are issued through GS1 (a company prefix plus a product number). This tool renders any valid number you enter; it does not assign official GS1 numbers.
Can I generate many barcodes at once?
Yes. Switch to Bulk mode, paste a list of values (one per line) or upload a CSV, and generate every barcode in one go — then download them together as a ZIP of PNGs or SVGs. It all runs in your browser.
What's the difference between a barcode and a QR code?
A 1D barcode encodes a short number or code for scanning at a register or in a warehouse. A QR code can hold a link to a website, menu, or Wi-Fi network. If you need a scannable link, use our QR code maker instead.
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