Several barcodes from a pasted list — no spreadsheet needed
Multiple barcode generator — paste a list, get every barcode back at once.
Not every job needs a full spreadsheet upload. If you just have a handful of values — a dozen SKUs, a short run of serial numbers — pasting them as a list and getting every barcode back in one pass is faster than generating them one at a time, and lighter than mapping CSV columns for a job that doesn't need it.
One value per line, up to 500 at a time — all lines use the same format above. For more than that, or for named files/prices per row, use the bulk CSV/Excel generator instead.
Results
How it works
- Pick a barcode format, then paste or type your values into a text box — one value per line.
- Every line is validated against that format's rules when you click generate, so you can fix bad values before downloading anything.
- All barcodes generate in your browser in one pass — no upload, no waiting on a server.
- Download every barcode at once as a ZIP of PNG files, named by the value encoded.
Who this is for
- Anyone with a short, plain list of values — not a spreadsheet with extra columns to map
- A quick batch of serial numbers or SKUs that doesn't justify setting up a CSV import
- Testing multiple barcode values side by side before committing to a full bulk job
No signup · Files never leave your browser · Free, no row cap tied to a payment
FAQ
Multiple Barcode Generator questions
Bulk generation reads a CSV or Excel file and maps columns to barcode value, filename, caption, and price — built for large, structured catalogs. This is the lighter-weight option: paste a plain list of values with no file or column mapping, for when you just need several barcodes quickly.
Yes — like the single-barcode generator, generating barcodes from a pasted list is free, with no signup and no row cap tied to a payment. The paid bulk workspace and label designer are for column-mapped files with per-row filenames, captions, and prices.
Up to 500 values per pass, so a browser tab doesn't choke on an enormous list. For anything past that, the bulk CSV/Excel workspace is the better tool since it's built for exactly that scale.
No — one format applies to the whole list in a single pass, the same way the single-barcode generator works. The current bulk workspace also uses one format per batch; split mixed-format data into separate jobs.
Paste a list, get every barcode back.
Free, up to 500 values per pass. Need column-mapped files with prices and captions instead? Try the bulk generator.