Barcode labels from a spreadsheet
Turn your product list into barcode labels that scan at the till, on any label sheet. Free, no account.
Your whole product list
Get a barcode for every product or SKU in your spreadsheet in one go.
Scans at the till
Catch a mistyped barcode number before it ends up on a product.
The code your shop uses
EAN-13 and UPC-A for retail, Code 128 for your own stock codes, or QR codes.
How to print barcode labels from a spreadsheet
- 1
Open your product list
Drop in your Excel or CSV file with a column of barcode numbers or SKUs.
- 2
Pick the barcode type
EAN-13 or UPC-A for retail products, Code 128 for your own stock codes.
- 3
Fix any problem rows
Rows with a wrong digit are listed by row number, so you can correct them first.
- 4
Print and test
Print at Actual size and scan one label before you print the whole run.
Common questions
How do I print barcode labels from Excel?
Open your Excel or CSV file in Corgiprint, then pick the barcode column and the text lines you want on each label.
Which barcode should I use for products?
EAN-13 or UPC-A, the numbers on retail packaging. For your own stock codes, Code 128 takes letters and digits.
Can I make QR code labels from a list?
Yes. Pick a column of links or text, and get one QR code per label.
Will the barcodes scan?
Yes, on a printer that prints sharp. Every number is checked, and you get a warning when bars come out too thin. Test one sheet with your scanner before a big run.