How to Generate & Print your own Barcode labels. Easy & Free. Small Business Tips

Code 128 standard is what I did

Avery Design & Print Online

***when you print make sure you select ACTUAL SIZE in the setting or it won’t be aligned on the labels correctly***

[sabelodlamini]

I really like how you explain. I'm trying to register barcodes for a moulding company and I didn't know you could DIY. Thank you for creating this awesome video

[HLFARM]

I plan to make a shorter version of this video for people who want to get straight to the point, I had no idea soo many people would find this video helpful and never thought it would get all these views 😮 I’m still very new to making YouTube videos I’m my opinion I’m no pro by any means and this specific video was just me being me and I was pumped to figure out how to make barcodes myself!

[BH-qxqx]

I am so glad I found this site. Excellent explanation on making barcodes from scratch. Absolutely the best video out there for this project. Thank you very much.

[chrishart]

You just earned the GOLDEN THUMB from me for this video.tutorial.

[qvjeijc]

Thank you so much for help . I like how you speak and explain. It’s super easy to understood from people who doesn’t speak English well as me .
I understand you so good thanks 😊

[lorrainepurple]

This video is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much!

[josekacv]

Thank you very much, im starting my small retail business and you explained this very easily and detailed!

[AdminKoncept]

Small business owner here. Thank You !!!

[franco]

I love your video is super simple to follow. I think I’m going to purchase the Avery products that you have. It seems pretty easy!

[lasharonbrown]

This video was so helpful for me. I want to use barcodes to keep track of my reselling inventory. I am familiar with Avery products and have some of their labels already, which will save money as well. Most of my inventory is homemade items; so generating my own barcode system is essential. Thank you.

[LipstickNWhiskey]

Thank youuuu! 😭 I have a small business and heading to the farmers market this summer and could NOT figure it out.

[brandons_icecream]

Great, thank you. Your video make all my stressful things blow away.😁😁

[Thaihandmade-wdmh]

Excellent video, exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for taking the time to make it!

[aptdeepobhav]

Thanks a lot for taking this much effort. learnt something helpful from it, God bless you.

[hollythecrossstitchaddict]

Thanks so much for this video. Helped me a million!

[despiertateybrilla]

Thanks for this information now I can create my products.

[laurafrank]

Hi, thank you for this wonderful video! My question is, you mentioned that you also use Square for your transactions. How do you add the barcode to your item is Square so that when you scan it, it matches with your Square item? I would greatly appreciate your guidance. Trying to avoid monthly subscription with Square!

[charlenelacombe]

thank you for this. I needed the easy approach!

[moham]

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[jamiewellinghoff]

Wonderful and simple video BUT I must say this may have some misunderstanding. If you create your own barcode in this way that does NOT mean that somehow that magically puts that info into the PoS system. For example, at most major retailers, we are all used to the UPC barcode system. That stands for universal product code, which is a predetermined preestablished code. That means if Walmart scans the PC or Crookers scans, the PC comes back with the same information. But how is it that if the prices are different at those two retailers That the system is able to differentiate well that’s because there are certain edible fields with UPC’s that tie in with the POS system of that particular retailer. So what I’m saying is is if you create this barcode, you are only giving it a name basically and that is not the entire picture to create What you are thinking or what you may be thinking you’re creating.