Generate Code 128 and EAN-13 barcodes with product names, SKU sizes, and MRP prices. Print full sticker sheets on standard A4 label paper or direct 50×25mm thermal printer rolls.
Pro Tip: Use standard sticky label sheets (24-up or 40-up A4) available at any Kathmandu stationery store.
Recommended thermal sticker rolls, scanner frequencies, and laser printer settings in Nepal.
Direct thermal labels (Xprinter XP-365B) fade in sunlight after 6-12 months. For garment wash tags and long-term warehouse storage, use resin wax ribbon thermal transfer.
Code 128 is supported natively by every USB and wireless laser barcode gun sold in Nepal without needing special drivers or software configurations.
Always maintain at least 2.5mm of blank white space before the first bar and after the final bar so laser scanner beams can calibrate the start/stop pattern accurately.
Scan any product barcode at your counter with ByaparOS POS to instantly deduct stock, apply promotional bundle discounts, and print an IRD-compliant tax invoice.
For internal retail inventory, garments, and store SKUs, Code-128 is recommended because it supports both numbers and letters (alphanumeric) with high data density. For global commercial retail distribution, 13-digit EAN-13 (GS1) is standard.
The most common barcode thermal sticker sizes in Nepali retail and apparel shops are 50mm × 25mm (2" × 1") and 38mm × 25mm. For standard laser/inkjet printers, 24-up or 40-up A4 sticker sheets are commonly used.
Yes. The SVG vector barcodes generated by this tool strictly conform to ISO/IEC 15417 standards and can be scanned instantly by any 1D/2D optical barcode gun, laser scanner, or smartphone camera.
ByaparOS POS includes high-speed USB and Bluetooth barcode gun scanning. Scanning any product or garment tag automatically adds the item to the billing cart with real-time stock deductions.