Price labels with barcodes

Print shelf and product price labels straight from your price list — with EAN-13 or Code 128 barcodes.

Drag to move, drag a corner to resize (hold Shift for free movement). Arrow keys nudge 0.5 mm, Delete removes, Ctrl+Z undoes.

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Measure your sheet with a ruler or copy the numbers from the manufacturer's template. All values in millimetres.

Pitch = distance from the left (top) edge of one label to the left (top) edge of the next.

Price labels need three things: what it is, what it costs and, for scanning, a barcode. The starter design shows a product name, a large price and an EAN-13 barcode.

Paste your price list (name, price, ean) and merge — every product gets its own label. Barcodes are printed as vector graphics so scanners read them reliably.

Tips

  • EAN-13 barcodes should be at least 30 mm wide for reliable scanning.
  • Format prices in the spreadsheet (e.g. $8.99) — the label prints the text as-is.
  • Small round or 0.75″ square labels work as simple price stickers.
  • Print a test label and try scanning it before printing the whole run.

FAQ

What does the EAN-13 check digit mean?

The 13th digit is calculated from the first 12. Enter 12 digits and LabelSheet adds it; enter 13 and it is verified.

Can I use UPC-A codes?

A 12-digit UPC-A code can be printed as EAN-13 by adding a leading 0.

Can I print price tags for a market stall?

Yes — use “Same design on every label” and edit the price, or merge a list.

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