UPC Label Maker
Turns the barcode numbers you already own into scan-ready single labels or calibrated Avery 5160 and thermal roll sheets.
E-Commerce·Operations & Logistics
What is UPC Label Maker?
UPCLabelMaker is a free online barcode label generator for sellers who already have their barcode numbers. It turns an existing GS1 UPC-A, EAN-13, GTIN-14, or Amazon Seller Central X00 FNSKU code into a single PNG or SVG sticker, or into a calibrated 30-up Avery 5160 or 8160 sheet PDF. Thermal roll PDFs for 2 × 1 in labels and Amazon FBA label conversion are also available, along with a check digit calculator and free blank templates.
The tool is aimed at small e-commerce and Amazon FBA sellers who want labels that print at the correct physical size. The site explains that pages are built with exact PostScript point dimensions, and that the most common cause of drifting Avery 5160 rows is a browser print-scaling setting, which it asks users to turn off by printing at 100% scale. It also offers a free alignment test PDF to check printing before using full sheets.
UPCLabelMaker does not sell new GS1 numbers. Single PNG and SVG stickers are free with no login, and new accounts receive 3 free full-sheet PDFs. Pro and one-off sheet packs are available for additional sheets. The site is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Avery Dennison, GS1 US, or Amazon.com, Inc.
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