MANILA, Philippines — Barcodes Philippines, the authorised International Barcodes Network supplier in the country, today launched a free barcode tools hub for Philippine sellers, importers, and packaging teams. The page gathers practical helpers in one place: validate a GTIN, finish a check digit, preview print colours, generate a static QR, look up a GS1 prefix, count how many codes a product line needs, and format an ISBN with standard hyphens.
Every tool runs in the browser with no account and no paywall. The hub is aimed at everyday work on Shopee, Lazada, retail packaging, and book publishing paperwork, where sellers often need a quick check before a listing or print run goes live.
Tools available now
- GTIN checker and verifier for EAN, UPC, and GTIN check digits
- Check digit calculator when the last digit is missing
- GS1 prefix and country lookup
- Product barcode finder to match a product to the right code type
- Barcode quantity calculator for sizes, colours, and pack variants
- Barcode colour legibility simulator
- Bulk barcode generator for PNG and SVG previews
- Free static QR code generator
- ISBN hyphenator for ISBN-10 and ISBN-13 formatting
Barcodes Philippines stresses that free generators and checkers do not replace owned retail GTINs. Sellers who need unique EAN and UPC numbers for Philippine and export markets can still buy retail barcodes for a one-off fee, with no annual membership, and manage orders in the free Customer Portal after purchase.
Who the hub helps
- Marketplace sellers checking a number before a Shopee or Lazada listing
- Brand owners and importers counting unique codes across a product line
- Packaging and print teams testing colour contrast and previewing artwork
- Trainers and associations sharing one link with MSMEs learning barcodes
Anthony Blears, Barcodes Philippines said:
Philippine sellers ask the same practical questions every week: is this GTIN valid, how many codes do I need, will this colour scan, how do I format an ISBN. We put the answers in one free hub so MSMEs and packaging teams can check first, then buy codes only when they are ready to sell. The tools stay free; unique retail barcodes remain a one-off purchase with no annual fee.
About Barcodes Philippines
Barcodes Philippines was established in 2017 to make retail product identification accessible for small and medium enterprises. The company supplies legitimate EAN and UPC retail barcodes for a one-off cost, with no recurring annual fees. Barcodes Philippines is the only officially authorised supplier of the International Barcodes Network within the Philippines.
Media contact
Anthony Blears
Barcodes Philippines
Email: hello@barcodes.ph Phone: +63 991 650 2715
Web: https://barcodes.ph