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Barcode Labels

A label studio for a Beirut grocery: pick a label size, choose what goes on it (name, price in $ and LBP, size, SKU, barcode), and every label renders a real EAN-13 or Code 128 barcode computed on the page, check digit included. Set how many labels each product needs, then preview the A4 sheets exactly as they will print, starting after any labels already used.

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Use the Live / Loading / Empty / Error switch at the top to see every state.

Why it matters

Shelf and product labels come out right the first time: prices in both currencies, barcodes the till can actually scan, and no wasted half-used label sheets — without a separate label program or a designer.

How it works

01Choose an A4 label sheet (product, price tag, jar or shelf-edge sizes) and toggle the fields; a live, to-scale preview with mm rulers warns when the content doesn't fit or the bars get too thin to scan.
02Type a barcode: for EAN-13 the 13th digit is calculated in front of you (×1 / ×3 weights, mod 10); Code 128 switches to compact digit pairs automatically and shows its mod-103 checksum. Verify scan reads the bars back to prove they decode.
03Set label quantities per product, then preview the print run sheet by sheet, skip cells already peeled off a used sheet, fill the spare labels, and send the job to the printer.