If you’re creating barcode labels using a retail POS, an online site, or another software system, you can download your barcodes, convert them to a document, and use a regular printer and label sheets to print out your barcode labels. Here we will look at other options for printing your barcode labels. As mentioned previously, portable label makers are a great way to make and print your barcode labels. With your barcodes generated, it’s time to find a suitable means to print your labels to attach to your products. However, you can hardly beat the convenience and simplicity if you need to print a limited number of barcode labels on the fly.
You do have to purchase label rolls designed for the device, which adds costs depending on the quantities you need to print. Handheld portable barcode label printers like the one shown above cost around $90. The Dymo LabelManager 420P high-performance label maker.