Home >
Barcode Fonts >
UPC EAN Fonts
UPC/EAN Barcode Font Package
-
Generate
UPC and EAN barcodes from fonts for UPC-A, UCC-12, UPC-E, EAN-8, EAN-13, JAN, Bookland and
ISBN standards in human readable and non-human readable formats.
-
Also allows encoding of GTIN 8, 12 and 13 numbers.
- Patent-Pending EAN and UPC font technology produces high-quality
barcodes, even on low resolution printers.
- Compatible with 32 and 64-bit Microsoft Windows® systems including Windows 7
and Microsoft Office 2010, Pocket PC, Macintosh, Unix and Linux systems.
- Includes examples for Microsoft® Word, Excel, Access and Crystal
Reports.
- TrueType, PostScript, OpenType and PCL LaserJet soft fonts are included,
each in 5 different heights for added flexibility.
- UPC and EAN fonts require special formatting so that the barcode will be scannable when the
font is applied. Over 30 royalty-free font
encoder tools, macros and plug-ins are provided for this purpose.
|
UPC and EAN Font Package Overview
IDAutomation's UPC/EAN Barcode Font Advantage Package is an advanced
font product with tools, macros and source code that uses a single font
file to create UCC-12, UPCA, UPCE, EAN8, EAN13, JAN, ISBN and Bookland
barcodes. The fonts meet ANSI, ISO and IEC 2000 specifications (ISO
15420:2000).
To create proper UPC and EAN barcode types, the characters printed
must be selected from the tables defined in the
UPC/EAN
barcode font data sheet. For easy integration into applications,
IDAutomation provides several
font encoder tools that
are free to use with this product. The font tools automatically format
the characters to the barcode font. When it is only necessary to create
a single barcode, consider using the
Online Font Encoder.
If the font tools cannot be utilized consider one of IDAutomation’s other
barcode components,
image generators
or barcode label
software.
UPC, UCC, EAN, JAN, ISBN, Bookland, GTIN-8, GTIN-12 and GTIN-13 barcodes
may all be generated from IDAutomation's UPC/EAN Barcode Font Advantage
Package with the exception of EAN-14, UCC-128 and EAN-128 which are created
using code 128 barcode
fonts. The primary purpose for these barcodes is to uniquely identify
a product and manufacturer for retail checkout and tracking purposes.
Specifications | Data Sheet |
Support |
Demo
Barcode Standards Related to UPC and EAN
- Add-on Barcodes: An additional barcode may be created
just to the right of the symbol to encode additional information.
These barcodes are either 2 or 5 digits in length.
- EAN Code: The European Article Numbering system
consists of 13 numbers in EAN-13. EAN-8 consists of 8 digits
for small packages. EAN-14 is a type created with the
ITF
or Code 128
barcode and is not included in this package.
- ISBN and Bookland: The EAN-13 barcode for a book or
periodical is generated from the ISBN number assigned to it. When
encoding ISBN in an EAN-13 barcode, the ISBN is preceded
by the number 978 and the ISBN check digit is not used. When the
ISBN number is encoded in the EAN-13 barcode in this way, it is
often referred to as Bookland. For more information, please
review the ISBN and
Bookland Barcode Tutorial.
- GTIN: The
Global Trade Item Number is used to identify any item
that is traded.
- JAN: JAN barcodes are the same as the EAN codes, except
the first two characters are set to "49".
- UCC: The Universal
Code Council creates standards for multi-industry product identification.
UCC12 is another name for the UPC-A standard. The UCC barcode is
now referred to as GS1.
- UPC: The Universal Product Code (UPC) barcode has been
used in the retail industry in the U.S. and Canada since 1973. UPC-A
consists of 12 numbers and UPC-E consists of 12 numbers that are
compressed into 8 numbers for small packages.
- GS1-128: Formerly UCC128 or EAN128, this barcode type
is created with
Code 128
and is not included in this package.
|
| |