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The most versatile 1D barcode, supports full ASCII character set. Auto-selects between A/B/C subsets for optimal encoding. Widely used in shipping, inventory, and retail.

European Article Number, 13-digit standard barcode for retail products worldwide. Includes check digit. Found on virtually every consumer product.

Shortened EAN barcode for small packages with limited space. Uses 8 digits with built-in check digit calculation.

5-digit supplement to EAN-13 for additional product information like suggested retail price or weight.

2-digit supplement to EAN-13 for magazine or periodical issue numbers.

Universal Product Code, 12-digit barcode standard for tracking trade items in stores. Primary barcode used in North America.

Compressed version of UPC-A for small packages. Uses zero-suppression to encode a full 12-digit UPC-A in just 8 digits.

Interleaved 2 of 5 barcode for shipping containers and outer cartons. Can encode the GTIN-14 shipping container code. High-density format.

Interleaved 2 of 5 barcode. High-density numeric-only barcode used in distribution and warehouse applications.

Alphanumeric 1D barcode widely used in automotive, defense, and healthcare industries. Supports uppercase letters A-Z, digits 0-9, and some special characters.

Modified Plessey barcode used primarily for inventory management and storage shelf marking in retail environments.

MSI barcode with Mod10 checksum for improved error detection in inventory systems.

MSI barcode with Mod11 checksum for enhanced error detection.

MSI barcode with double Mod10 checksum for maximum error detection accuracy.

MSI barcode with Mod11 and Mod10 combined checksum for robust error detection.

Pharmaceutical binary code used for packaging control in the pharmaceutical industry. Encodes numbers from 3 to 131070 in a unique binary format.

Self-checking barcode used in libraries, blood banks, and air parcel services. Supports digits 0-9 and special start/stop characters A-D.

CODE128 subset A, optimized for digits, uppercase letters and control characters. Typically used for batch/lot numbers.

CODE128 subset B, supports all standard ASCII characters including both upper and lowercase letters. Most flexible subset.

CODE128 subset C, most compact encoding for numeric data. Encodes pairs of digits, ideal for GTIN and serial numbers.