BarcodeMaker

Price & shelf labels

Turn inventory products into store labels

Prepare product price tags, shelf markers, and storage bin labels for A4 printing.No login · no server storage · kept in this browser only

Add products to the inventory sheet first.

Open inventory sheet

Before you print shelf labels

Price and shelf label questions

What to check when turning saved product records into price tags, shelf markers, and storage labels.
Where do the products on this page come from?

This page reads products saved in the browser-local inventory sheet. Add or import your working list there first, then return to choose products and label styles. No product file is sent to BarcodeMaker's server while you prepare or print the labels.

Why can printed label dimensions change?

Browser and printer dialogs may shrink a page to fit printable margins. Select Actual size or 100% scale and disable options such as Fit to page. Print one page, measure a known label, and confirm alignment before printing a large batch on adhesive sheets.

Which label type should I choose?

Use price tags when the selling price is the main information, shelf labels when customers or staff need a product reference at the shelf edge, and bin labels when storage location and SKU matter most. Test readability from the actual viewing distance.

Are generated barcodes official retail barcodes?

The page encodes your saved SKU as Code 128 for internal identification. It does not issue or register GTIN, EAN, or UPC numbers. If a retailer or marketplace requires a globally unique identifier, obtain it through GS1 or the relevant issuing organization before printing.

What should I test before using a full batch?

Confirm the currency, price, product selection, paper size, 100% scale, and scanner result. Print one sheet and scan labels near the top, middle, and bottom. A correct preview alone cannot prove that a particular printer, paper, or scanner combination will work.