Barcode Label Maker: Design and Print Barcode Labels in Your Browser
Pick a barcode type, set your label size, fill in the numbers from a spreadsheet, and print on label sheets or a thermal printer.
Barcode Canvas is a barcode label maker that runs in your browser. You design the label on a canvas at its real size, add one or more barcodes, and print or export it. There is nothing to install to design and export labels.
It is built for people who need labels that scan: sellers labelling products, warehouses labelling shelves and boxes, and small businesses printing price and stock labels. Barcodes are drawn as vector shapes, so they stay sharp at any size instead of turning into a blurry image.
Barcode types you can create
Choose the type that matches where the label will be scanned.
- EAN-13 — the standard retail barcode used on products in the UK and Europe
- UPC-A — the standard retail barcode used in the US and Canada
- Code 128 — compact, flexible, widely used for shipping and warehouse labels
- Code 39 — a simple barcode common in industrial and asset labels
- FNSKU — Amazon FBA product labels
- QR code — links, text and data in a small square
- DataMatrix — very small 2D codes for tiny items and parts
Print on label sheets or thermal printers
For sheet labels, start from a ready-made layout such as an Avery-compatible template, design one label, and print the whole sheet. For roll labels, set the label size and print to your thermal printer.
On Windows, the free LabelPro Bridge sends labels straight to your printer without the browser print dialog. You can also export a PDF and print it from any device.
How to make barcode labels
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Choose your label size
Start from a template (sheet labels, 4×6 shipping labels, and more) or set a custom width and height.
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Add your barcode
Pick the barcode type, type or paste the number, and place it on the label with your text and logo.
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Add many labels from a spreadsheet
Import a CSV or Excel file and print a different label for each row, such as a different barcode and product name on each one.
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Print or export
Print to your printer, or export a PDF. Scan a printed test label before you print a full run.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the barcode label maker free?
You can start for free. Every new account gets a 30-day free trial with 100 prints and 3 saved designs, and no card is needed. After the trial, paid plans start at £5.99 a month and the Pricing page lists what each plan includes.
Which barcode type should I use?
Use EAN-13 or UPC-A for products sold in shops, Code 128 for shipping and warehouse labels, FNSKU for Amazon FBA product labels, and a QR code or DataMatrix when you need to store a link or more data in a small space. If a retailer or marketplace asks for a specific type, use that one.
Can I make lots of different barcode labels at once?
Yes. Import a CSV or Excel file, match the columns to the barcode and text on your label, and print one label for each row.
Will the barcodes scan?
Barcodes are drawn as vector shapes, which keeps the bars sharp when printed. Scan a test label with the scanner you will actually use before printing a full run, since print quality and label material also affect scanning.
Do I need to install anything?
No, you can design labels and export PDFs in your browser. To print straight to a Windows printer without the print dialog, install the free LabelPro Bridge.
Make your first barcode label
Every new account starts with a 30-day free trial: 100 prints and 3 saved designs, no card needed.