Batch-Generate UPC-A Barcodes from Your GS1 Company Prefix
Enter your GS1-issued company prefix and item reference numbers. This tool auto-calculates the UPC-A check digit and batch-generates print-ready barcodes for every item — instantly. Download as ZIP, CSV, or PDF in one click.
🔑 What is a GS1 Company Prefix?
A GS1 Company Prefix is a unique number assigned to your business by GS1 U.S. or GS1 Canada. It forms the first 6–10 digits of every UPC-A barcode. This tool supports both GS1 U.S. and GS1 Canada prefix formats. No account needed here!
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How to use:
1. Enter your GS1 Company Prefix
2. Add item reference numbers
3. Click Generate All UPC-A Barcodes
Each barcode is automatically formatted for retail scanner compliance.
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Free Batch UPC Barcode Generator & QR Code Maker — GS1 Canada & GS1 U.S. Compatible
Whether you're a small business owner, a restaurant owner managing menus and loyalty programs, a start-up retailer getting your first product into stores, or an entrepreneur exploring automation tools for product tracking — BatchPrintGTIN.com gives you professional batch barcode and QR code generation with zero cost and no account needed. Upload a CSV, batch-generate hundreds of barcodes instantly, and download your entire batch as a ZIP, SVG, or print-ready PDF. Works seamlessly with GS1 Canada and GS1 U.S. company prefixes. Integrate your generated codes with CRM software, inventory tracking platforms, or e-commerce workflows in seconds.
🏪 Retail & Product Barcodes — Batch Ready
Generate scan-compliant UPC-A and EAN-13 barcodes for grocery stores, Amazon, Walmart, and all major retailers. Batch-generate your entire product line from your GS1 U.S. or GS1 Canada company prefix in a single click. Perfect for any retailer or product-focused start-up needing GS1-compliant codes for shelves, event tickets, packaging, and price labels — no account needed.
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Generate QR codes for QR code for contactless payment systems, menus, websites, WiFi access, contact cards, loyalty programs, and QR code for marketing campaigns. Batch-generate entire QR code campaigns from a CSV file. A restaurant owner can deploy table menus at scale; an entrepreneur can run digital-first campaigns — all from one free tool with no account needed.
What Is a GTIN? Understanding the Difference Between UPC and GTIN
If you're a small business owner, retailer, or start-up preparing your product for retail sale, you've likely encountered both the terms UPC and GTIN and wondered if they're the same thing. Here's a clear explanation:
🔢 UPC-A (GTIN-12)
Universal Product Code — a 12-digit barcode standard used primarily in the United States and Canada at retail point-of-sale. Every product on a US/Canadian store shelf has a UPC-A barcode. A UPC-A number is technically a GTIN-12 — a Global Trade Item Number with 12 digits. It is issued through a GS1 Company Prefix.
When to use: Selling in US/Canadian retail stores, Amazon US, Walmart, Costco, Target, grocery chains.
🌐 GTIN (Global Standard)
Global Trade Item Number — the umbrella term used by GS1 for any product identifier. A GTIN can be 8, 12, 13, or 14 digits. GTIN-12 = UPC-A. GTIN-13 = EAN-13 (international). GTIN-14 = ITF-14 (cases/cartons). When Amazon, Target, or a distributor asks for your product's “GTIN,” they want your UPC-A or EAN-13 number.
When to use: International retail, European markets, multi-pack or case barcodes, and any platform that requires GS1-verified product identifiers.
Once you've generated your codes, you'll need the right label stock. These suppliers offer templates and pre-cut label sheets compatible with standard barcode and QR code sizes for both laser and thermal printers — popular with retailers, restaurant owners, and small business owners doing inventory tracking:
BatchPrintGTIN.com is an independent tool and is not affiliated with any of the above mentioned suppliers nor GS1.
For small business owners, retailers, entrepreneurs, and start-ups entering retail for the first time, the terminology around barcodes can be confusing. Here are the most common questions: