CSV & Excel Barcode Generator
Turn a product spreadsheet into printable barcode labels. Paste or upload CSV — works with exports from Excel, Google Sheets, and inventory tools.
CSV and Excel barcode generation in one workflow
Most sellers already maintain product data in a spreadsheet — export from Excel, Google Sheets, Shopify, or an inventory export. A dedicated CSV barcode generator should accept that file as-is, not force you to retype every row into a web form.
QuickCode parses CSV uploads in the browser, maps your columns to barcode, name, SKU, quantity, and price fields, then renders an entire label sheet. If you work from Excel, save or export as CSV and upload; the workflow matches what Semrush users search for as an excel barcode generator or barcode generator xls alternative without installing macros.
Typical spreadsheet columns
- barcode — UPC-A, EAN-13, or Code 128 value per row
- sku — internal product identifier shown on the label
- name — product title or short description
- quantity — how many labels to print for that line (optional)
- price — optional retail price on shelf labels
From spreadsheet to print-ready PDF
After upload, the mapping step lets you connect headers even when they are named differently — for example UPC, GTIN, or EAN. Configure which fields appear on each label, choose UPC-A, EAN-13, or Code 128, and pick a sheet layout.
The preview shows exact pagination before you commit paper. Download a high-resolution PDF aligned to Avery 5160, 2×1 FBA, 5163, 8126, or common A4 grids. For UPC-specific help, visit the UPC barcode generator page; for template dimensions see all label templates.
Tips for clean imports
Remove blank rows, keep barcode values as plain text (no scientific notation), and use UTF-8 CSV when product names include accents. If parsing fails, check our examples page and FAQ for common fixes.