2HAC ‑ Bulk QRCode Barcode

Develop by Shopify

$5.99-$11.99

/ Month

1 Days Free Trial

Bulk QR Code Barcode Generator. Create labels and print

Direct product links

Bulk creation

Bulk qr code

Barcode generator

Scannable codes

Single tap purchase

Standard labels

Fixed length labels

A4 sheet labels

About 2HAC ‑ Bulk QRCode Barcode

Launched Nov 02, 2021

Built by Shopify

Address

25, Daylesford Road, Cheadle, Cheshire, ENG, SK8 1LE, GB

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Description

Market products, variants and link to checkout with Bulk QR Code Barcode.Print QR and Barcode labels

All in one Bulk QR Barcode are scannable QR and Barcodes that link customers directly to products, variants on online store. They can scan these QR and Barcodes and buy your products with a single tap. You can use standard sticky labels on an A4 sheet, for example 3 columns x 3 rows = 9 labels. You can use Fix Length - fix the length of labels. If the label length is less than fix-length, it will be filled up with _, and if the label length is greater than fix-length, it will be truncated.

Integrate QR codes and Barcodes into your product packaging, offline customers
Customize QR Codes and Barcode easily such as your branded logo, label, size
Create bulk QR, Barcodes manually for any Web URL. Print QR and barcode labels

Pros

Allows bulk generation of QR and Barcodes, which saves time for businesses
Enables direct linking of customers to online store products and variants
Supports standard sticky labels (eg, A4 sheets) for easy printing
Flexible sizing with the Fix Length feature for labels
Customization options for QR Codes and Barcodes, including brand logos and size adjustments
Integration of QR codes and Barcodes into product packaging for enhanced offline customer interactions

Cons

The app might be too focused on ecommerce businesses, limiting its appeal to other sectors
Limited information about compatibility with different printers or print settings
Truncation of labels might lead to loss of critical information if not managed properly