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CODE 128 · 495×186px
Which barcode should I use?
CODE 128Good general-purpose barcode for inventory, internal tracking, IDs and text.
CODE 39Often used for inventory, industrial and identification applications.
EAN-13Common retail barcode used internationally.
EAN-8A shorter EAN for small packaging where a full EAN-13 won’t fit.
UPC-ACommonly used for retail products in North America.
UPC-ECompressed UPC for very small retail packaging.
ITFInterleaved 2 of 5 — compact numeric barcode used in logistics.
ITF-14Often used for cartons and packaging (GTIN-14).
CodabarUsed in libraries, blood banks, and some logistics/ID applications.
MSIUsed mainly for inventory and warehouse shelf marking.
ISBNThe standard barcode printed on books (an EAN-13 with a 978/979 prefix).
GS1-128CODE 128 with GS1 Application Identifiers — used across shipping and logistics.
Data MatrixUseful for compact identification and manufacturing applications.
PDF417A stacked linear barcode used on IDs, boarding passes and shipping labels.
QR CodeGood for URLs, text and larger amounts of information.
Creating a barcode image does not register or assign an official UPC/GTIN. Businesses that need globally unique retail product identifiers should obtain a legitimate GTIN from GS1 or another official issuing organization.