Barcode Fonts
ConnectCode Barcode Fonts is a professional True Type (TTF) and Open Type (OTF) Barcode Fonts package is designed for use in modern operating systems. It allows you to create different types of barcodes by selecting a font in your favorite text editor.

If you are a user of a previous version of ConnectCode (v11.x), please contact us for your free upgrade (v11.5).
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I have used several bar code font applications over the past 20 years and found that ConnectCode is the cleanest solution I have found. It works perfectly with Crystal Reports and doesn't have any issues embedding the bar code fonts into a PDF. –T.M. (BrassCraft)
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ResMed is a signatory to GS1 so the support of these barcode formats is very important. I showed this to one of our IT staff and he commented that it was better than anything they had. –Dr P.S. (ResMed Ltd)
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We chose to use your product because it installed flawlessly into excel and we were able to document the creation process so that staff can produce the barcodes in 4 simple steps. –Edgar (CTO - Record Guardian Inc.)
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The font allows for the barcode to be consistantly sized and placed regardless of what data the initial page of the document uses to generate its code. –Glyn Rowling (Amethyst Mailing)
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Using ConnectCode Barcode Fonts
ConnectCode Barcode Fonts can be used in all the following scenarios for creating barcodes that adhere to industry specifications.
- With ConnectCode Encoder application to generate barcodes
- With MS Excel (Formulas) - Excel 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019 or Office Excel 365
Note - The above is the RECOMMENDED way for creating barcodes in Excel on the Desktop.
- With MS Excel (Formulas) - Excel 2002, 2003 or XP
- With MS Excel (Add-In)
- With App for Office - Office 2013, 2016, 2019, Office 365
- With Excel Custom Functions - Office 365 Insiders or Office Online
- With MS Word
- With MS Access
- With Adobe Illustrator
- With Adobe Photoshop
- With Barcode & Label app
- With Crystal Reports
- See a video on creating barcodes in Crystal Reports
- Both Crystal Reports and Crystal Reports for Visual Studio are supported
- See a video on creating barcodes in Crystal Reports
- With PowerBuilder - new!
- With Microsoft TypeScript
- With the Console, Command Prompt, or Shell Scripts
- Create barcodes with a running number
- Create barcodes with data stored in a text file
- Create barcodes with a running number
- With Microsoft .NET Framework/SDK
- With Xamarin.Forms - new!
- With a Component Object Model (COM) Library
- With a Windows Native DLL to integrate with applications written in
- With SQL Server T-SQL - new!
- With SQL Server Reporting Services (SQL Server 2005-2012)
- RDL Reports (Refer to the Help file for a complete tutorial)
- RDLC Reports
- RDL Reports (Refer to the Help file for a complete tutorial)
- With SQL Server Reporting Services (SQL Server 2016-2017) - new!
- With Modern Web / Progressive Web Applications (PWA) / Single Page Applications (SPA)
- Using the Barcode Web Fonts - (iOS, Android, Windows Phone, WinRT, Windows and MAC)
- Create Barcodes in Oracle
- Create Barcodes in Java
- Create Barcodes in Android
- Using the Barcode Fonts in Windows Store Apps
- Windows Store Class Library for Barcodes (Windows 8/10)
- Javascript and HTML Barcode Library (Windows 8/10)
- Create Barcodes on Windows Phone
- Create Barcodes on Windows Azure Cloud Service
- Create Barcodes on Linux - new!
- Create Barcodes on Mac - new!

Industrial Quality Barcodes!
Font Formats
ConnectCode Barcode Fonts are available in TrueType, OpenType, Postscript, WOFF, and WOFF2.
Commonly-asked questions on barcode/barcode software from a Business perspective
- I need a barcode, but I do not know which one to use. Please help me decide. I don't have much time.
- Why should I use your barcode software instead of your competitors?
- Why should I use a barcode font for my barcode printing needs?
- Why do I see text characters instead of barcode after creating the barcode in ConnectCode Font Encoder?
- Can the trial version of the barcode software generate barcodes that can be scanned?
- I am unable to scan the barcode I created. What can I do besides contacting you?
- I am getting an extra digit in my barcode. How do I turn it off?
- I am getting a "#NAME?" in my excel spreadsheet when using the barcode formulas.
Latest updates on GTIN
Barcodes Supported
- Codabar
- Code39
- Code39 Ascii
- Code93
- Code128 (Auto/A/B/C)
- UCCEAN (GS1 128)
- I2of5 (Interleaved 2 of 5)
- Industrial 2 of 5
- ITF14
- Modified Plessy
- POSTNET
- EAN 13 (European Article Numbering)
- EAN 8
- UPCA (Universal Product Code)
- UPCE
- ISBN/ISSN/EXT2/EXT5
- GS1 Databar 14/Truncated/Limited/Stacked/Expanded
A barcode is a series of parallel alternating black and white patterns representing a sequence of numbers or characters. You will be able to use specialized software applications or barcode fonts to generate these patterns.
A barcode font is a specially designed font that allows you to specify and generate barcodes with regular text characters. It is straightforward to use. You can install the font, load up your text editor like Wordpad or Word to create the barcodes. Most computer applications today that support text allows you to choose from among many fonts.
A barcode font's versatility makes it a popular solution for integrating with line of business applications. It does not depend heavily on the programming environment and does not require intensive graphics operations. Instead, a slight manipulation of existing text is usually sufficient to produce robust and scannable barcodes.
The ConnectCode package includes TrueType, OpenType and PostScript. Human readable fonts for Code 39, Code 128B, and I2of5 are also available.
The latest version of ConnectCode includes an Add-in for Excel that mass converts a column of data into multiple barcodes.
Why use ConnectCode?
It is important to choose a barcode font carefully. There are many barcode fonts offered in the industry. They come in a variety of sizes and prices. The following are factors we strongly advise you to look at before purchasing one.
- Industry Specifications Adherence - One of the most important factors for choosing a barcode font is that it adheres to industry specifications. For example, the following properties will need to be considered carefully.
- Thick bar width
- Thin bar width
- Barcode ratio
- Barcode density
ConnectCode Barcode Font has been created and tested vigorously by a team with many years of experience in the Auto-ID and IT industry. It takes into consideration all the above-mentioned properties and is definitely one of the best barcode fonts packages around. - Simplicity - Ease of use has always been an essential consideration in ConnectCode. The Encoder and Fonts are kept simple and aim to adapt to your current workflow. For some barcodes, you can enter text in the editor to create the barcode.
- Multiple Barcode Sizes - Each barcode font in ConnectCode comes with a minimum of 7 sizes. On top of that, some barcodes like UPC and EAN come with human-readable text support.
- Integration - ConnectCode comes with a wide variety of tools, applications for ease of integration with Third Party Products.
- Encoder Application
- Microsoft Office Macros - For ease of use in Microsoft Word, Access, and Excel
- Excel Formulas, Add-Ins, and Custom Functions
- Web and Javascript Integration
- Native Applications Integration (COM/PowerBuilder/.NET/Java)
- Reporting Tools Integration
- Database Integration (T-SQL, PL-SQL)
- Crystal Reports Formulas
- Graphics Applications Integration
- Label Printing Software
- Windows, Mac, and Linux
- Produce Images - A unique feature of the Encoder creates high-resolution images out of the barcode fonts. This combination of fonts and images offered by ConnectCode makes it one of the most versatile products in enabling barcodes for enterprises and personal use.