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Sample CSV Barcode Examples

Download ready-made CSV files and see the column format QuickCode expects for bulk UPC-A, EAN-13, and Code 128 label generation.

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Download sample files

Use these files to try the upload flow without preparing your own spreadsheet. Each includes SKU, product name, barcode, quantity, and price columns — the fields most sellers map on the first run.

After download, open Upload CSV and select the file, or click “Try Sample Data” on the homepage to load the demo set automatically.

Expected CSV column format

QuickCode auto-detects common header names. Your file needs at least one barcode column; other fields are optional but useful on printed labels.

ColumnRequiredExampleNotes
barcode / upc / ean / gtinYes72527273070612-digit UPC-A or 13-digit EAN-13
skuRecommendedTSHIRT-BLK-MShown on label when mapped
product_name / nameOptionalBlack T-Shirt MTruncates on small templates
quantityOptional25Prints that many labels per row
priceOptional19.99Use plain numbers, no currency symbol

Example rows (from sample-products.csv)

skuproduct_namebarcodequantityprice
TSHIRT-BLK-MBlack T-Shirt M7252727307062519.99
MUG-WHITEWhite Coffee Mug7252727307134212.99
TOTE-BLKBlack Canvas Tote7252727307201524.99

After upload, map these columns on the field-mapping step, choose UPC-A or EAN-13, pick a template such as Avery 5160, and preview before printing.

Common validation errors

  • Missing barcode — a row has SKU and name but an empty barcode cell. Fix in your spreadsheet or remove the row before upload.
  • Invalid length — UPC-A requires 12 digits; EAN-13 requires 13. Values with letters or dashes fail validation.
  • Scientific notation — Excel converts long GTINs to 7.25E+11. Format the column as Text before export.
  • Invalid quantity — must be a positive whole number. Decimals and negative values are rejected.
  • Duplicate headers— two columns named “barcode” confuse auto-mapping. Rename one column in Excel first.

More troubleshooting answers live in our FAQ.

From sample CSV to print-ready PDF

  1. Download a sample file above or export your own list from Shopify, Etsy, or inventory software.
  2. Upload on QuickCode and confirm column mapping.
  3. Select barcode type (UPC-A, EAN-13, or Code 128) and label template.
  4. Preview the grid — each cell matches one physical label on your sheet.
  5. Download PDF and print at 100% scale (no “fit to page”).