Upload .xlsx directly
Barcode generator from Excel — turn a spreadsheet into barcodes, column by column.
BarcodeDesk reads .xlsx files directly — no exporting to CSV first, no reformatting, no lost half hour before you've even started. Upload your spreadsheet, and BarcodeDesk shows you every column header so you can map the ones that matter: which column holds the barcode value, which becomes the filename, and which columns become the caption and price on a printed label.
Use {ColumnName} in the template to combine columns — it overrides the filename column above when filled in.
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Print-ready label sheet (PDF)
Need printed product labels? Create labels from Excel. Working with CSV? Generate barcode files from CSV.
How it works
- Upload your .xlsx file directly — there's no CSV export step to remember.
- Put the product table on the first worksheet before uploading.
- Map columns to barcode value, filename, caption, and price, with a live preview before you commit.
- Generate and export the same way the bulk workspace does — PNG, SVG, ZIP, or print-ready PDF labels.
Who this is for
- Teams whose product data lives in Excel, not a database or CSV export
- Anyone who's tried a bulk barcode tool before and hit a wall the moment their file wasn't a plain CSV
How it works
Upload → Map → Export
Turn a spreadsheet into thousands of named barcode files in three steps.
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.
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FAQ
Barcode Generator from Excel questions
Directly — BarcodeDesk reads .xlsx natively. There's no CSV conversion step to worry about.
The importer reads the first worksheet. Move the product table to that sheet, or upload a workbook containing just the table.
Yes — column mapping is a dedicated step. You'll assign which column is the barcode value, which becomes the output filename, and which columns (if any) become the caption and price on a printed label.
It gets validated against that format's rules before generation, the same way the free single-barcode tool validates input today — you'll see which rows need fixing instead of getting silently-wrong output.
Turn your spreadsheet into barcodes.
Free preview, first 20 rows. Pay once to export the full batch.