Free Online Barcode Generator (Up to 10 at Once) – EAN-13, Code 128 & QR Code

Create multiple barcodes instantly — up to 10 per generation.


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How generation works on this page

Use the form above to draw a symbol in your browser—no account required. Pick a symbology that matches your scanners and data rules, then download PNG, JPG, or SVG.

01

Choose type

Match retail POS, warehouse IDs, cartons, packaging lines, or digital URLs to the right symbology.

02

Enter data

Type digits, text, or a start value. Invalid characters and wrong retail check digits are blocked.

03

Set format & count

SVG for print artwork, PNG for proofs, JPG when a white background is required. Linear batches up to 10.

04

Generate & verify

Check every preview caption, download, then scan a printed sample with your production scanner class.

Qrivio draws symbols that follow the structural and checksum rules of the selected type. A valid drawing is not a GS1 licence. Commercial retail GTINs must come from an authorized source and meet retailer or marketplace requirements.

Free online barcode generator

Qrivio creates EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC-A, Code 128, Code 39, ITF-14, MSI Plessey, Pharmacode, and QR Codes in your browser. Generate up to ten sequential linear barcodes in one run and download PNG, JPG, or SVG— no account required.

Four steps in the form

01

Select type

Pick the symbology your scanners and trading partners expect.

02

Enter value

Number, text, URL, or the first ID in a sequential batch.

03

Choose format

SVG for press, PNG for proofs, JPG when a white background is mandatory.

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Generate

Review captions, download the batch, and scan a printed sample before production.

When to use which file format

SVG

Preferred for packaging artwork and print shops; scales without blurring bars. Keep quiet zones in layout.

PNG

Good for digital mockups and labels that need a clean raster with quiet-zone padding.

JPG

Use when a portal rejects transparency and requires a solid white background behind the symbol.

Retail numbers vs internal labels

Retail checkout barcodes (EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC-A, ITF-14 on trade items) identify products through a GTIN. Drawing a valid-looking symbol does not create a licensed GS1 number. Internal warehouse IDs usually belong on Code 128 or Code 39. Customer-facing links belong on a QR Code, often alongside—not instead of—the checkout barcode.

Step-by-step batch creation: How to create multiple barcodes. Marketplace listings: EAN-13 for Amazon.

What this generator does — and does not do

Qrivio draws barcode symbols from the data you enter. For retail GTINs (EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC-A, ITF-14), the check digit uses the GS1 Modulo-10 method shared by those identifiers. A valid symbol is not a licensed product number. Company prefixes and GTINs used at checkout are allocated by GS1 Member Organizations; this site does not sell or issue those numbers.

Type Typical data This generator
EAN-13 12 digits (check calculated) or 13 digits including check Rejects a wrong check digit; sequential batches increment the 12-digit payload then recalculate the check
UPC-A 11 or 12 digits Same GS1 check rule as EAN-13 (GTIN-12)
EAN-8 7 or 8 digits Compact GTIN-8 symbol; still needs an allocated GTIN-8 for retail POS
ITF-14 13 or 14 digits Case/carton GTIN-14; keep quiet zone and bearer bar when printing on corrugated board
Code 128 Printable ASCII, up to 80 characters here Internal SKUs, cartons, and GS1-128-style text (this tool does not assemble Application Identifier strings for you)
Code 39 A–Z, 0–9, space, - . $ / + % Lowercase is converted to uppercase
QR Code URL or text, one at a time, up to 1000 characters Error correction level M; four-module quiet zone on SVG download
MSI Plessey / Pharmacode Digits only (MSI); integer 3–131070 (Pharmacode) MSI does not invent a check digit—enter the digit string your WMS already uses

Common mistakes

Made-up retail EANs Using an invented EAN-13 on Amazon or supermarket listings. Marketplaces typically require a GS1-issued GTIN you are authorized to use.

Wrong sequence math Incrementing a full 13-digit EAN including the check digit. Advance the payload; the check digit usually changes.

Print damage Printing too small, with no quiet zone, or stretching SVG non-uniformly so bar widths distort.

QR instead of POS Replacing a checkout barcode with a URL QR unless the retailer and scanners actually support that workflow.

Side-by-side North American UPC-A and international EAN-13: EAN-13 vs UPC-A. Press-quality QR: SVG QR print notes. All topic guides: blog index.