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Barillo Barcode Software for Windows
Create UPC and EAN barcode images with Barillo, a free Windows barcode generator from NCH Software. Preview a code, adjust its dimensions and export it for labels.
- Operating system
- Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 and 10, as listed by NCH
- Architecture
- Installer architecture unspecified; publisher states it works on 64-bit Windows
- Download package
- EXE installer
Publisher requirements do not list Windows 11. Compatibility is publisher-stated, not installation-tested.
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What is Barillo Barcode Software?
Barillo Barcode Software turns a barcode number into an image for product or inventory labels. Select EAN-8, EAN-13, UPC-A or UPC-E, enter the number and preview the result before exporting. The publisher lists BMP, PNG, GIF, TGA, TIF and PCX output, with controls for the graphic's height and width.
The application suits creating individual barcode graphics to use in a label or document. Its format choice matters for book labels: NCH says an ISBN-10 must first be converted to ISBN-13 for EAN-13 encoding, and Barillo cannot add an EAN-5 list-price supplement.
NCH offers Barillo free and says this version has no restrictions. Its published Windows requirements list XP through Windows 10 and compatibility with 64-bit Windows; they do not establish Windows 11 support. The publisher screenshot shows the application interface, not a fresh installation or a test of the linked installer.
What it offers
- Generate EAN-8, EAN-13, UPC-A and UPC-E barcode graphics.
- Preview the barcode before saving it.
- Set the height and width of exported graphics.
- Export BMP, PNG, GIF, TGA, TIF or PCX images.
Good to know
- Cannot add an EAN-5 list-price supplement to an EAN-13 book barcode; ISBN-10 must first be converted to ISBN-13.
- The publisher requirements stop at Windows 10; Windows 11 compatibility is not established by those requirements.
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