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Generate free barcodes in seconds—then connect them to a complete asset or inventory tracking system.
Create a Barcode or QR Code in Seconds
Instantly create custom barcodes or QR codes using this free online barcode and QR code generator. Choose from common linear barcode symbologies including UPC, EAN, Code 128, and Code 39. Each code is readable by either a 1D or 2D barcode scanner or code scanning app on iOS and Android devices.
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What will you use these barcodes for?
Track Every Asset You Label
Turn your barcodes into a complete asset tracking system. Know where equipment is, who has it, and its full history—without spreadsheets.
Key Benefits
- Scan with your phone or handheld device
- Assign assets to employees or locations
- Track check-in / check-out activity
- View maintenance and service history
Label Products - Then Track Them
Creating barcodes is just step one. Add tracking to monitor product movement, stock levels, and performance over time.
Key Benefits
- Track products from storage to sale
- Reduce manual errors
- Improve inventory accuracy
- Scale as your business grows
Manage Inventory in Real Time
Go beyond labeling—use your barcodes to track stock levels, locations, and orders across your entire operation.
Key Benefits
- Update inventory instantly with barcode scans
- Set low stock alerts
- Track items across multiple locations
- Manage purchasing and suppliers
Simple Barcodes - With Room to Grow
Enjoy using our free barcode maker for personal organization or business purposes. If your needs grow, you can easily upgrade to track and manage everything in one place with Wasp Barcode tracking software.
Key Benefits
- Organize items at home or work
- Print and use instantly
- Upgrade anytime to full tracking
Barcodes Are Just the First Step
Creating barcodes is easy. Keeping track of what they represent is the real challenge.
Without a system, barcodes are just labels. With the right software, they become a powerful way to track, manage, and optimize your business.
Turn Your Barcodes Into a Complete Tracking System
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Track and manage every asset you own
From laptops and tools to machinery and equipment, know where everything is, who has it, and what condition it’s in.
- Scan barcodes with your mobile device
- Assign assets to employees or locations
- Track maintenance and service history
- Generate reports instantly
Take control of your inventory
Eliminate guesswork and manual tracking with barcode-powered inventory management.
- Update stock levels with barcode scans
- Set low stock alerts
- Track inventory across multiple locations
- Manage orders and suppliers
Which barcode should you choose?
You need the right barcode for the content type you’re sharing, whether it’s information for business cards or a barcode for product identification. Some barcode scanners can only read certain types of barcodes. For instance, a typical code reader cannot scan a QR code. Browse the types below to see which codes follow the industry standards you need or can hold the content type you need.
Code 3 of 9 Standard
(Also called Code 39 Barcode) Code 39 Standard is the most common type of barcode. Use Code 39 as a variable-length code to store any of the 43 standard alphanumeric characters, including capital letters A-Z, numbers 0-9, and some special characters such as punctuation.
Code 128
is the most easily read barcode and can be used to store any alphanumeric characters. If you are considering using alphanumeric codes in your company, Code 128 is a good choice for individual barcodes.
Interleave 2 of 5
This barcode can only contain numeric information, and is typically used in industrial and master carton labeling.
Codabar
is the code standard often used in libraries and blood banks.
Code 93
is similar to Code 39, but allows you to store more characters per inch.
MSI Plessey
This numeric-only barcode is commonly used in supply chains, warehousing and inventory stock control.
UPC-A Code
is a 12-digit fixed-length barcode. This is the most commonly used barcode in retail product labeling. The first 6 digits are unique to your business, and must be assigned to you by GS1 US.
UPC-E Code
is a 6-digit fixed-length barcode. This barcode format is a compressed code that is used to mark small packages and paperback books and magazines in retail.
EAN/JAN-13
can only store 12, 14 or 17 characters. The barcode is similar to UPC-A, but allows you to include the first two digits of a country code and includes a check digit to verify the code scan was accurate.
EAN/JAN-8
requires the use of 7, 9 or 12 characters. EAN/JAN-8 is similar to the UPC-E, but also allows you to store the first two digits of a country code.
US Postal Code
barcode is also called POSTNET, and is used by the US Postal service for mail delivery.
QR Code
A QR code, or Quick Response code, is a type of two-dimensional code that can hold more than 4,000 alphanumeric characters. It’s called a two-dimensional barcode because QR code scanners read the whole area, and a one-dimensional barcode has a single line that code readers scan. This means that a QR code gives you the ability to store a significant amount of information in a small space.
Ready to do more than just create barcodes?
From scan history to scan statistics, get more than uninterrupted availability from your own barcode generator when you use Wasp professional tracking software. Talk to a Wasp tracking specialist today who can help guide you to the right solution for your needs and show you exactly what your assets would look like tracked in real time.
