Turn your UPC codes into
print-ready labels

Yes. Single labels, bulk files of up to 250 labels per PDF, every supported label sheet and roll, and PNG and SVG downloads are free, with no watermark and no account. A paid Pro plan (cloud sync, larger jobs, FNSKU labels) is planned and has a waitlist only. See Free vs Pro.

Not for products you sell through retailers or Amazon. A UPC has to come from GS1, either as a single GS1 US GTIN or from a GS1 Company Prefix licence, so the number is registered to your company as the brand owner. Amazon says it checks product UPCs against the GS1 database (as of November 2026), so made-up or resold numbers can be rejected. A made-up number only works for internal use that never leaves your own stockroom. Read how to get a UPC number from GS1.

The tool controls the barcode itself: it only draws numbers whose check digit adds up, keeps the size within GS1’s 80%–200% range, keeps the blank margins (quiet zones) on both sides, and never distorts bar widths. You control the printing: print at Actual size (100%) on a decent printer with solid black on white. Scan your first printed label with a phone barcode app before you print the whole batch.

At 100% (the standard size) a UPC-A barcode is 37.29 × 25.93 mm (1.47 × 1.02 in) including its side margins and digits. GS1 allows 80% to 200%; at 80% it is 29.8 mm (1.17 in) wide. The tool picks the largest size that fits your label automatically, or you can set it yourself. More in UPC barcode size and magnification.

Yes. After you generate a label you can download a PDF (for label sheets and thermal rolls), a PNG at 300, 600 or 203 dpi, or a vector SVG. Choose “Barcode image only” as the label stock to get just the barcode at its real size for packaging artwork. For printing labels, the PDF is the most reliable because it keeps the exact physical size.

UPC-A is the full 12-digit barcode used on most products in the US and Canada, and it is what this tool prints. UPC-E is a shortened 8-digit version for very small packs; it only exists for some numbers. UPC-E is not supported yet: if you enter 8 digits the tool will tell you.

No. Labels are generated in your browser, so the numbers and product names you type are not sent to our server. If you click “Save to My labels”, the product is stored in this browser only (local storage), and you can delete it from My labels. We count anonymous events such as “PDF downloaded” with the label stock used, never the number or product name. Details are in our privacy policy.