Barcode Label Printer

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Package name

  • barcode-label-printer

License

  • MIT

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Code128, EAN-13 and QR price label designer with A4/Letter sheet PDF export

Barcode Label Printer is an offline Linux desktop label studio for designing Code128, EAN-13, and 2D QR price labels, arranging die-cut A4 and US Letter sticker grids, and generating multi-page 300-DPI print sheets from CSV catalogs.

Key Features:

  • Barcode, QR & Price Label Designer: Pure-Python Code128 (subsets A/B/C with Mod-103 checksum), GS1 EAN-13 parity bar encoding with automatic check-digit computation, and QR matrix rendering combined with SKU, product title, subtitle, and price badge in a crisp live preview.
  • Die-Cut Sheet Grid Imposition: Built-in A4 and US Letter grid presets (2x7, 3x8, 4x10, 3x7, 3x10, 2x4) plus custom rows, columns, margins, horizontal/vertical pitch in millimeters, and optional cut borders or crop marks.
  • Batch CSV to Print Sheet Export: Imports product CSV files (sku, title, price, code_type) with copy counts and exports multi-page 300-DPI printable PDFs via QPdfWriter, 300-DPI PNG sheets, and individual vector SVG labels.

Disclaimer: Barcode Label Printer is an independent open-source project by TC Studio and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Avery Dennison Corporation.

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