All the barcodes supported by Barcode Generator a presented here with the supported characters and how you can use them.
[0-9] means the numbers between 0 and 9 are supported.
| Codabar | Manual Reference |
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- Supports: [0-9], [A-D], - $ : / . +
- Must start and end with a letter
- Contains an auto-checksum, no checksum number
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| Code 11 | Manual Reference |
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- Supports: [0-9], -
- Rarely used
- Contains auto-checksum numbers
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| Code 39 | Manual Reference |
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- Supports: [0-9], [A-Z], - . $ / + % [SPACE]
- Really used, many uses
- Contains a optional checksum
- Resulting barcode is pretty big
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| Code 39 Extended | Manual Reference |
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- Supports: [0-9], [A-Z], - . $ / + % [SPACE] + ASCII 0-127
- The extension of this barcode is optional. You must specify your reader that you read Code 39 Extended.
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| Code 93 | Manual Reference |
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- Supports: [0-9], [A-Z], - . $ / + % [SPACE] + ASCII 0-127
- Similar to Code 39 but less used
- Supports ASCII 0-127 and is not optional like the Code 39
- Bigger density
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| Code 128 | Manual Reference |
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- Supports: [0-9], [a-zA-Z], tous les caractères
- Contains 3 tables to better encode data
- Groups numbers by two for a better compression
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| EAN-8 | Manual Reference |
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- Supports: [0-9]
- Encodes 7 numbers and a checksum number
- It is the EAN-13 short version
- You have to get a number with a license to use in the public
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| EAN-13 | Manual Reference |
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- Supports: [0-9]
- Encodes 12 numbers with a checksum number
- It is the UPC-A extension which adds the country code
- You have to get a number with a license to use in the public
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| ISBN-10 / ISBN-13 | Manual Reference |
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- Supports: [0-9]
- Based on EAN-13, used for books
- You have to get a number with a license to use in the public
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| Interleaved 2 of 5 | Manual Reference |
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- Supports: [0-9]
- Based on Standard 2 of 5
- Optional checksum number
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| Standard 2 of 5 | Manual Reference |
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- Supports: [0-9]
- Hard to read for readers because really low density
- Optional checksum number
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| MSI Plessey | Manual Reference |
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- Supports: [0-9]
- Formerly used for inventory
- Optional checksum number
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| UPC-A | Manual Reference |
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- Supports: [0-9]
- Encoded like EAN-13
- Encodes 11 numbers with a checksum number
- The numbers depends on what you sell
- You have to get a number with a license to use in the public
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| UPC-E | Manual Reference |
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- Supports: [0-9]
- Short version of UPC-A
- Encodes 7 numbers with a checksum number
- The numbers depends on what you sell
- You have to get a number with a license to use in the public
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| UPC Extension 2 | Manual Reference |
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- Supports: [0-9]
- Contains 2 characters
- Indicates more information on the product
- Must be joined to a UPC or EAN symbol
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| UPC Extension 5 | Manual Reference |
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- Supports: [0-9]
- Contains 5 characters
- Usually indicates the suggested price of the product
- Must be joined to a UPC or EAN symbol
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| PostNet | Manual Reference |
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- Supports: [0-9]
- Contains either 5, 9 or 11 numbers
- Used to encode envelopes in United States
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| Other | Manual Reference |
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- Create your own barcode
- Add the text you want
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