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Set up Style Barcode Label

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Last Update 3 months ago

Style Barcode Label

Setting up a style barcode label allows users to define how product information is displayed and encoded into barcodes. This ensures consistency across products, supports operational efficiency, and meets branding or regulatory requirements.

Introduction & Best Practice

Users can configure barcode templates by selecting the relevant data fields, arranging label elements, and customizing text and layout properties. This includes defining barcode types, adjusting positioning, modifying font styles, and organizing supporting details such as item names, SKUs, or collection information.

Step by step

Create and Manage Your Code Generator (Optional)

Once configured, save the generator so it can be reused across multiple barcode templates. You can return to this section at any time to edit, update, or manage existing generators if your coding structure changes.

N.B: If a code generator is already available, you can skip this step.
Create and Manage Your Barcode Template

Go to the Barcode Dashboard and create a new template. Start by selecting the barcode type.
Next, complete the barcode format by adding supporting fields like item name, SKU, or collection details. Arrange all elements within the label by adjusting their positions, sizes, and alignments. You can also customize the barcode Label Theme to match your branding or operational needs.
Generate Your Barcode

This step converts your configured template and data into actual barcode labels. 

Select the items or styles for which you want to generate barcodes. Then, choose the appropriate barcode template and apply the code generator if required. 

The system will automatically generate barcode values and apply them to the selected items based on your configuration.

Print Label

Open the generated barcode list and preview the labels to verify layout, alignment, and data accuracy. Select your preferred print format, including paper size and label dimensions.

 Once everything is confirmed, proceed to print directly or export the labels as a file (e.g., PDF) for later printing.

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