Barcode Labels Scanner

Barcode Labels Scanner is a handy little software tool that can read barcodes and show their numerical values. It supports various barcode types and comes with just a few options, making it pretty straightforward to use.

Portable and Easy to Use

This software is portable, which means you can save it anywhere on your hard drive or even on a USB stick. You can easily launch the app on any computer without needing to install anything first. Plus, it keeps your system clean by not messing with Windows registry settings or leaving extra files behind when you decide to remove it.

Simplistic Interface

The interface is designed with simplicity in mind. When you open the program, you’ll notice that it focuses on just the basics, which helps keep things easy to navigate.

Supported File Types

You can open images in several formats like GIF, JPG, PNG, multi-page TIFF, and BMP. However, there’s no option to view all supported file types at once from a folder or remember your last choice. So each time you want to scan a new image, you'll have to start fresh.

Barcode Types Recognized

This tool can identify many barcode formats such as Codabar, Code 39, Code 39 Extension, Code 128, Data Matrix, EAN 8, EAN 13, Identcode, Interleaved 2 of 5, ISBN, ISSN, ITF-14, Leitcode, PDF417, QR Code, UPC-A and UPC-E. But here's the catch: it doesn't automatically detect which barcode type you're using.

User Interaction Required

You need to select the barcode type before uploading an image. This means if you're not familiar with these barcode types right off the bat; you'll have to go through them one by one until you find a match. Unfortunately, this makes it feel like a bit of a drag if you're dealing with multiple images since it won't process them all at once.

A Work in Progress?

Overall, Barcode Labels Scanner feels like it's still getting there. If you know your barcodes well enough to tell them apart quickly when looking at images then you'll find this tool works fast and does what it's supposed to do! But for those who struggle with recognizing barcode types? Well... it could get frustrating!

If you're interested in giving this software a try for yourself, click here!