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Barcode generator from Excel

Export your spreadsheet as CSV, then import that file here to create barcode labels locally. The first column holds identifiers and the optional second column holds captions.

01 / One barcode

Barcode formatValue

Bar width (px)Height (px) Show value

02 / Batch input

Format for all rowsPaste one value per line

or import a CSV · first column: value, second: optional label

Choose CSV file

Add values to build your label sheet.

03 / Print labels

Print at 100% / actual size. To export a PDF, choose “Save as PDF” in the browser print dialog.

PaperLayoutExtra page offset (mm)

Avery 5160: 2⅝ × 1 in labels on US Letter, 3 columns × 10 rows. Page offset shifts the sheet from the template origin; see print notes below.

Worked example

An inventory sheet with rows SKU-1042,Blue mug and SKU-1043,Red mug produces two independently labeled codes after CSV export.

Before you print

This tool reads CSV, not native .xlsx files. Export UTF-8 CSV from Excel and check the preview before printing.

Barcode artwork is not proof of an assigned GS1 number. A free barcode image and a GS1-issued GTIN are different things.