Generate Barcodes That Work—Every Time!

These fonts provide industry-standard barcodes—including QR Code, Data Matrix, UPC, EAN, Code 128, and more—ensuring seamless integration and reliable scanning across your systems.

3D illustration of a QR code and a barcode. The QR code appears on a white-ish rounded square with red corner markers, and the barcode is shown in front with a red magnifying glass emphasizing a barcode element.
White transparent graphic of code 128 barcode with human readable text underneath on a red background.
White transparent graphic of a pdf417 barcode on a red background.
White transparent graphic of a qrcode barcode on a red background.
White transparent graphic of a data matrix barcode on a red background.
White transparent graphic of a code 39 barcode on a red background.

A Variety of Font Solutions

Diagram showing how QR code data is encoded. A black-and-white QR code on the left is connected with red arrows to a block of encoded text on the right, illustrating the transformation between human-readable data and machine-readable QR code format.

Data > Encode > Font

Before a barcode font can work its magic, your data needs to be encoded. This process adds the start/stop characters, checksums, and formatting needed to turn plain text into a scannable barcode. Without encoding, a barcode font is just a font — with it, your data becomes scan-ready.

Works Where You Work

Barcode fonts that are compatible with the tools you already use—Word, Excel, Access, InDesign, Oracle, and more. No steep learning curve. Just install, encode, and go.

A collage of colorful icons representing various applications and file types compatible with barcode fonts, including Microsoft Access, Excel, Word (DOC), Oracle, InDesign, video content, and data reports—illustrating wide integration support across platforms and formats.
Three people interact around a desk with a computer and tablet displaying notifications, symbolizing teamwork and collaboration on barcode applications.

Built For Developers

Easily integrate barcodes into your apps using JavaScript, Java, VB.NET, C#, C++, FoxPro, and more. With flexible libraries and full source code options, you’re in control—no black boxes, no roadblocks.

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Need To Scan the Barcode?

Free Decoder App

Scan and decode 1D/2D barcodes to reveal GS1, TLV, base64, and hidden ASCII data. Includes check digit validation, scan history, and open-source Xamarin code for integration.

A smartphone screen displays decoded QR code data, showing numeric strings, barcode type, character count, encoding mode, and error correction level. All from the free decoder app.
A close-up of a person gripping the USB Barcode Scanner with DataBar Support.

USB Scanner With DataBar Support

Fast, reliable CCD scanner reads linear, PDF417, and GS1 DataBar barcodes from paper or screens. Plug-and-play via USB with function key emulation. Works with Windows, Mac, and Linux.

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