Price encoded as the product identifier
Changing a price would create a different scan value and can break the POS mapping.
Encode the assigned product identifier and render price as a separate text field unless the POS specification says otherwise.
retail barcode label maker
Create consistent shelf and product labels from retail data
Map the identifiers, names, SKUs and prices already maintained in your product sheet to one reusable label. BatchLabel checks the selected barcode structure per row and keeps the human-readable price separate, so a price update does not silently alter the encoded product number.
LOCAL TOOL
Create consistent shelf and product labels from retail data
Choose a CSV or XLSX to continue in the full mapping workspace. Nothing is uploaded.
Drop your spreadsheet hereCSV or XLSX • 10-row trial without an account
No upload No sign-up to trySign in to save and continue
A practical workflow
How to use it
- 01
Export clean product data
Keep the assigned EAN/UPC as text and include the display price and SKU in separate columns.
- 02
Validate the catalogue
Map the code format explicitly, then filter missing values or checksum errors before layout.
- 03
Approve a shelf test
Print and scan representative products, checking price text against the point-of-sale record.
Avoid rework
Common errors and precise fixes
One variant copied to every size
Retail variants may require distinct identifiers even when the product name is shared.
Validate the source export at variant/SKU level and preview several rows before generation.
Know the limits
BatchLabel does not automatically connect to a POS or synchronize prices.
Retail assignment, legal pricing display and print-grade requirements remain the merchant's responsibility.
Questions, answered
Before you continue
Can BatchLabel create official retail barcodes?
It can render and structurally validate numbers you provide, but it does not assign GTINs or confirm that a number belongs to a product.
Can I print shelf labels and product stickers from one file?
Yes, as separate projects or templates that map the same columns differently. Test each stock and size because their layout and scan conditions differ.