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Amazon FBA Label & Barcode Tools

Amazon FBA Labels,
Done Properly.

Generate compliant FNSKU barcodes and 2D Box Content Labels instantly. No login, no data storage — everything runs locally in your browser.

Runs in your browser No login required No data stored Free forever
Used by 2,000+ Amazon FBA sellers
3-Step Workflow

15-Second Compliance Flow

A high-speed workflow to ensure your shipment meets Amazon's 2026 FBA standards.

1

Identify Route

Answer 3 quick questions to confirm if you need an FNSKU or manufacturer barcode.

Run Finder →
2

Create Labels

Generate compliant FNSKU barcodes or 2D Box Content labels instantly.

Generate Amazon FNSKU Barcode
3

Print Correctly

Print at 100% scale on thermal or A4 — the settings that pass intake first time.

Read the Print Guide →
15-Second Tool

Find the Right Amazon Barcode

Choosing the wrong barcode leads to rejected shipments and manual processing fees. Answer 3 questions to identify your specific requirements for 2026.

Private & Local-only

Where is your inventory going?

Marketplace rules differ by region.

Are you the Brand Owner?

Determines if you use manufacturer barcodes.

Is it a 'Sensitive' product?

Expiry dates, Grocery, Beauty, or Baby.

Free tool for Amazon FBA & e-commerce

FNSKU Barcode Generator

Generate Amazon-ready barcodes instantly in your browser. No data stored. No signup.

Need bulk labels? Use our Batch CSV Generator to create hundreds at once.

Not sure which type to use? Read our FNSKU vs UPC vs EAN guide.

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Validated for Amazon Standards

Free tool for Amazon FBA & e-commerce

2D Box Content Builder

Build a scanner-safe PDF417 box label. Runs locally in your browser. No data stored.

📖 Not sure what a 2D box label is? Read our FBA Label Size Guide.

No commas. Keep it clean and simple.

Rows: 0/100
Enter Shipment ID and at least 1 ID + Qty

FBA Compliance: PDF417 | 2D Content

About Us

Built by FBA sellers, for FBA sellers

freebarcodetools FBA was created by a UK-based team of Amazon FBA practitioners 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.

We built these tools because we needed them ourselves. 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 we made it free, fast, and private.

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

Quick Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything Amazon FBA sellers ask about barcodes, labels, and compliance.

FNSKU stands for Fulfilment Network Stock Keeping Unit. It's an Amazon-assigned barcode that ties a product to your seller account. You need one if you're sending items via FBA and Amazon requires individual item labelling — which applies to most sellers unless you have a manufacturer barcode exemption. Without it, Amazon can't route your inventory to the correct bin.

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.

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.

A 2D box content label (PDF417 barcode) tells Amazon what's inside a carton before they open it. Since 2024, Amazon increasingly requires these on inbound FBA shipments. Without it, boxes may be opened manually, delaying processing and risking rejection fees. Our 2D Box Content Builder generates them for free.

The most common causes: labels printed at the wrong scale (always use Actual Size / 100%), DPI too low (use 300 DPI minimum), manufacturer barcodes not covered, labels placed over seams, or a missing 2D box content label. Read our full guide: Why Amazon FBA Shipments Get Rejected.