Retail Barcode Packages

Name: EAN-13 Barcode Package
Price: 26 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (596 reviews)

Delivered by email within minutes of payment:

– Your unique barcode number, supplied as both an EAN-13 and a UPC-A

– Print-ready images in three formats (PNG, PDF and SVG)

– A guarantee certificate confirming you as the sole legal owner of the number

– Free registration on the International Barcodes Database, so your product details appear when the barcode is scanned by a phone app

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Quantity

Quantity

£26.00

Price: £26.00

Price per barcode = £26.00

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Buy a set of barcodes

5 barcodes

£100.00

£20.00 per barcode

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10 barcodes

£150.00

£15.00 per barcode

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20 barcodes

£180.00

£9.00 per barcode

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50 barcodes

£300.00

£6.00 per barcode

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75 barcodes

£360.00

£4.80 per barcode

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Bulk barcode packages

100 barcodes

£400.00

£4.00 per barcode

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200 barcodes

£500.00

£2.50 per barcode

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300 barcodes

£600.00

£2.00 per barcode

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500 barcodes

£700.00

£1.40 per barcode

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1000 barcodes

£800.00

£0.80 per barcode

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Need a custom quantity or a quote? Email us, and we’ll price it for you.

Download a Sample Barcode below:
Download Sample Retail Barcode Package (zip file)

EAN-13 Barcode Package

4.8 Stars - Based on 596 User Reviews

All prices are in GBP.

How many do you need?

One barcode per product variant. Each version a customer can buy separately needs its own number.

One jar of jam has one barcode. The same jam in 250ml and 500ml is two. Three flavours in two sizes is six. A t-shirt in four sizes and three colours is twelve.

Retailers use barcodes to price items and to track stock, so a shared number across variations causes problems at reorder time. Barcodes never expire, so buying a few spares for products you haven't launched costs you nothing but the one-off price.

You receive both EAN and UPC

You don't choose between them. Each barcode is delivered as two print-ready images: an EAN-13 version and a UPC-A version.

It's one number, not two. The EAN-13 version is the same number with a leading zero.

Retailers in the UK, across Europe, and in most of the rest of the world use EAN-13. The US and Canada use UPC-A. Modern scanners read either version anywhere, so for packaging just pick the one your main market expects: EAN-13 for the UK and Europe, UPC-A if you're selling mainly in North America.

With both, you're never caught out when a new market opens up.

Using your barcode

Your barcode arrives as a blank number. It doesn't contain your product name, price or company details; barcodes never do. The number is simply a unique identifier, and your product information gets attached to it later, in the retailer's system.

Images are supplied at the standard 38mm × 25mm. Use the SVG or PDF file for print, since both scale without losing quality. You can reduce them to 80% of that (about 30mm × 20mm) if space is tight; below that, scanners start having trouble. Full specifications

When your retailer first receives the product, they scan the barcode and enter your product information into their system. From then on, your product name and price appear automatically at the checkout.

Common questions

Will these work outside the UK? Yes. Our numbers come from the same original system as GS1 barcode numbers and are internationally recognised. Every barcode comes in both EAN and UPC formats.

Do they work in every shop? Nearly all stores worldwide, with a few exceptions. Barcode acceptance

Selling on Amazon? Amazon barcode requirements

Do they expire? No. One payment, yours for life.

Shipping cases to a retailer? You'll likely need an ITF-14 carton barcode, generated from your retail number. Carton barcodes

Something else? See our FAQ or email us, and someone will reply within 1 business day.