Aztec Code barcode generator
Tickets, passes, and compact documents where an Aztec Code is required by the receiving scanner or workflow.
Character set
Text, digits, and symbols; this tool caps input at 500 characters for practical output
Typical use
Tickets, passes, and compact documents where an Aztec Code is required by the receiving scanner or workflow.
How it compares
Aztec Code has a central bullseye finder pattern. Data Matrix has an L-shaped finder edge; PDF417 uses stacked rows. Choose the format your scanner or partner specifies.
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Compare compact 2D options: Data Matrix for small-part labeling or PDF417 for stacked document codes. Need one file for a document? Download a PDF barcode.
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Try the bulk generator →How to generate a Aztec Code barcode
- Check that your scanner accepts Aztec Code, rather than assuming any 2D reader does.
- Enter the exact payload that the receiving system expects.
- Download SVG for scalable artwork or PNG/PDF for a fixed document; test the printed result.
Common Aztec Code use cases
- Ticket and pass workflows that specify Aztec Code
- Compact identifiers read by 2D imaging scanners
- Testing an Aztec payload before it enters a document layout
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Generate Aztec Code barcodes in bulk
Upload a CSV or Excel file to produce thousands of named Aztec Code barcodes and print-ready labels in one pass. Preview free now — exporting the full batch is a one-time paid unlock. Just have a short list instead of a spreadsheet? Paste a list of values and get every barcode back free, no file needed.
Upload
Add a CSV or Excel file with your product data.
Map
Match columns to barcode value, filename, caption, and price.
Export
Download PNG, SVG, a ZIP archive, or print-ready PDF labels.
Pricing
Free today. Pay once to export bulk batches.
No subscriptions, ever. The free generator, bulk preview, and paid export are all live now.
Free lets you preview the first 20 rows of a spreadsheet. One Batch or Pro exports the complete file.
- Unlimited individual generation
- All available barcode formats
- Free PNG, SVG, and PDF downloads
- Bulk preview: up to 20 spreadsheet rows
- No signup, no watermark
Best for one-time use
- Export one CSV/Excel job, up to 20,000 rows
- PNG and SVG ZIP
- Printable label PDF
- Custom filenames
Doing this once? Choose One Batch.
Best if you'll export more than once
- Unlimited bulk exports, up to 20,000 rows each
- SVG and high-res PNG
- ZIP and print-ready PDF
- Custom filename templates
- Saved local presets
- Works on any of your devices
Expect another batch later? Pro pays for itself after 10 exports.
One-time payment, never a subscription. Your license works on any of your devices — enter your license key to unlock. Any applicable tax is calculated at checkout.
FAQ
Aztec Code barcode questions
No. Both are 2D symbols, but their finder patterns and encoding differ. Use the symbology required by your ticketing or scanning system.
A traditional 1D laser scanner cannot read Aztec Code. Use a compatible 2D imager or scanning app.
It encodes the text you provide as an Aztec symbol. It does not create or validate an airline boarding-pass payload or ticket entitlement.
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