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QR code

Quick response code (QR code) is a popular two-dimensional barcode. It can efficiently store more information in a smaller space than 1D barcodes. Each barcode can store values up to 7089 characters. It is mostly used for URLs, payments, business cards, contact information, and more.

• QR code documentation

Data Matrix

A Data Matrix is two-dimensional barcode. The information can be encoded with text or numeric values. Each barcode can store values up to 2335 characters. Data Matrix barcode will be mostly used for courier parcel, food industry, and more.

• Data matrix documentation

Code 128

Code 128 is a very high-density barcode that supports alphanumeric characters. This barcode is used as the basis for many other barcodes like UCC/EAN, HIBC (health industry barcodes), and the Blood Bank industry.

• Code 128 documentation

UPC-A

The universal product code (UPC -A) is a numeric symbology used in worldwide retail applications. UPC-A symbols consist of 11 data digits and one check digit. The first digit is a number system digit that normally represents the type of product being identified.

• UPC-A documentation

UPC-E

Just like UPC-A, the UPC-E symbology supports only numeric characters. It is a zero-suppressed version of UPC-A symbology where it uses only 6 digits of product code and does not use the middle guard.

• UPC-E documentation

EAN-13

EAN-13 is based on the UPC-A standard. Like UPC-A, it supports only numeric characters. It encodes the 12 digits of input data with the check digit at its end. The difference between UPC-A and EAN-13 is that the number system used in EAN-13 consists of two digits ranging from 00 to 99, whereas the number system used in UPC-A consists of single digits, from 0 to 9.

• EAN-13 documentation

EAN-8

EAN-8 is equivalent to the UPC-E for small packaging details. It is shorter than the EAN-13 barcode and longer than UPC-E. It encodes 7 digits of numeric data with the check digit at its end.

• EAN-8 documentation

Code 39

Code 39 is a common barcode type used for various labels such as name badges, inventory, and industrial applications. The symbology of the Code 39-character set consists of barcode symbols representing numbers 0-9, uppercase letters A-Z, and the space character.

• Code 39 documentation

Code 39 Extended

Code 39 Extended is an extended version of Code 39. Lower characters and special characters are additionally supported.

• Code 39 extended documentation

Code 93

Code 93 was designed to complement and improve Code 39. It is used to represent the full ASCII character set by using combinations of two characters. Code 93 can encode uppercase letters, numeric digits, and a handful of special characters.

• Code 93 documentation

Codabar

Codabar is a discrete numeric symbology that is used in libraries, blood banks, and a variety of other information processing applications. It can encode 0-9 digits, six symbols, and start and stop characters.

• Codarbar documentation

Color

Apply a foreground color and background color to a barcode.

Bar height

Specify the height of the barcode container or it will take the full container height.

Bar width

Define the width of the smallest bar line or dot using the module property. This is not set: the size of the smallest bar line is determined depending on the width available.