Use-Case Presets Generator
Pick by job, not by symbology: Amazon FNSKU, shipping label, asset tag, ticket and more.
Amazon FNSKU Label
What is Amazon FNSKU Label?Use-Case Presets › Amazon FNSKU Label
Use-case presets start from the job you need to do, not from the barcode name. Each preset picks the right barcode type and checks your data as you type. Options include Amazon FNSKU labels, inventory and asset tags, pallet labels, event tickets, boarding passes, library books and in-store price tags.
Choose Amazon FNSKU if you send stock to Amazon FBA, and Inventory / Asset Tag for your own equipment. Use the pallet label for SSCC shipping labels, and the ticket and boarding pass presets for Aztec and PDF417 codes. If none fits, the category pages list every barcode type.
7 barcode types in Use-Case Presets
Which Use-Case Presets barcode should I use?
| Barcode type | Allowed data | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon FNSKU Label | X00 + 7 chars | Amazon FBA sellers |
| Shipping / Pallet Label (SSCC) | Company prefix + serial | Warehouses, 3PL |
| Inventory / Asset Tag | Prefix + auto sequence | Offices, IT assets, schools |
| Event Ticket (Aztec) | Ticket ID | Events, transport |
| Boarding Pass (IATA BCBP PDF417) | IATA BCBP string | Travel apps |
| Library Book (Codabar) | Library ID | Libraries |
| Price Tag with Product Code | In-store EAN (prefix 20-29) | Shops, variable weight |
How to Create a Barcode in 3 Steps
Choose a barcode type
Select a category on the left (e.g. Linear Codes), then the exact type like Code-128.
Enter data & customise
Type your data — we check it live and add check digits. Adjust size, font and colors.
Download or print
Get PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF or EPS, or print a full sheet of labels in one click.
Why Use QRCodeChamp Barcode Generator
125+ barcode types
Every linear, 2D, GS1, postal, healthcare and payment code.
Live validation
Friendly errors with one-click fixes and automatic check digits.
Print-ready PDF
Exact mm sizes, label sheets (Avery, A4, 4×6 thermal).
Bulk barcodes
Paste a list or generate number sequences.
Choose the Type of Barcode You Need
Not sure which barcode to use? Start with what you need it for — we’ll pick the right type.
Frequently Asked Questions
Use EAN-13 or UPC-A for products sold in stores, Code-128 for shipping and inventory, GS1-128 or SSCC for pallets, ISBN for books and Data Matrix or QR codes when you need to store more data in a small space.
Yes. Every barcode you create here is free to download and use commercially, without a watermark or an account.
To sell products in retail stores you need a GS1 company prefix, so your EAN or UPC numbers are unique worldwide. For in-store or internal use you can create codes without one.
A typical EAN-13 is about 37 × 26 mm (100%). Keep bars at least 0.19 mm wide for most scanners, leave the quiet zone around the code empty and print dark bars on a light background.
Yes. Tick “One barcode per line”, paste a list or use Bulk / Sequence to create a numbered series, then download a ZIP, a multi-page PDF or a label sheet.