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Amazon FBA labels, done properly

Free FNSKU Barcode
Generator for Amazon FBA

Generate FNSKU barcodes instantly, and make 2D box content labels for your cartons. No login, nothing uploaded — everything runs locally in your browser.

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3-Step Workflow

3-Step Labelling Flow

Check your barcode route, create labels, print and test-scan.

1

Identify Route

Answer up to 5 quick questions to see which barcode route is likely to apply.

Open the checker →
2

Create Labels

Generate FNSKU barcodes instantly. For cartons, use the 2D box content label generator.

Generate Amazon FNSKU Barcode
3

Print and test

Print at 100% scale on thermal or A4, then test-scan a printed label.

Read the Print Guide →

Not sure which barcode you need?

Check your Amazon FBA barcode route before creating a label. Up to 5 quick questions, no login.

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Free tool for Amazon FBA & e-commerce

FNSKU Barcode Generator

Generate print-ready barcodes instantly in your browser. Nothing uploaded. No signup.

Print setup

Default setup: label printer 203 dpi, 57 × 32 mm. Choose the printer and label you actually use.

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Preview (proportional, not actual size on screen)

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For printing, use the PDF: it carries the exact label size. PNG is an image for design software (Word, Canva, Avery); browsers and photo viewers print images on A4/Letter paper.

Print at 100% / Actual size. How to print
  • Print at 100% / Actual size. Turn off "Fit to page", "Shrink oversized pages" and any scaling.
  • Label printers: set the paper/label size in the printer driver to the same size as the label and print the PDF. Do not print the PNG from a photo viewer, which often rescales.
  • Office printers: print the PDF on the matching paper (A4 or Letter) at 100%. Print one test sheet on plain paper first and hold it against the label sheet.
  • Check the size: measure the printed barcode. Including its white margins it should be the width shown above wide. If it isn't, scaling is on.
  • The barcode is drawn to the stated symbology rules for the selected printer and label. Test print and scan before labelling stock.

2D box content labels

Make one PDF417 box content label per carton, with every box of a shipment in one PDF. Free, in your browser.

Open the 2D box label generator
About Us

Built by an FBA practitioner, for FBA sellers

freebarcodetools FBA is built by a UK-based FBA practitioner who got tired of overpriced label software that uploads your product data to third-party servers. Every tool on this site runs entirely in your browser — your SKUs, shipment IDs, and barcode data never leave your device.

I built these tools because I needed them myself. When you're prepping hundreds of units for FBA, the last thing you want is a slow web app that requires a login, stores your data, and charges per label. So I made it free, fast, and private.

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Last updated October 2026 · freebarcodetools FBA team · Get in touch

Quick Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything Amazon FBA sellers ask about barcodes and labels. For more answers, see the help and FAQ.

FNSKU stands for Fulfilment Network Stock Keeping Unit. It's an Amazon-assigned barcode that ties a product to your seller account. Amazon's guidance indicates you need one if you're a reseller sending new inventory to FBA (since 31 March 2026), or if the product has no manufacturer barcode. Brand Representatives may be able to use an eligible manufacturer barcode instead, if the product meets Amazon's eligibility conditions.

Yes, completely free. No account to create, no credit card, no usage limits. The tools run entirely in your browser — we don't process your data on any server. Everything happens on your own device. Compare options in our best barcode generators for Amazon FBA guide.

UPC and EAN are global product barcodes — they identify a product universally. An FNSKU is Amazon-specific and links inventory to your seller account, letting Amazon track your stock separately from other sellers of the same product. See our FNSKU vs UPC vs EAN guide for a full breakdown with decision flow.

Common label problems include printing at the wrong scale (use 100% / Actual size), low print resolution (Amazon's guidance suggests a laser printer at 300 DPI for best results), original barcodes left uncovered, and labels placed over corners, edges or curves. Read our full guide: Why Amazon FBA Shipments Get Rejected.