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Labeljoy vs Zint Barcode Generator

Labeljoy

labeljoy.com

Zint Barcode Generator

zint.org.uk

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FigureLabeljoyZint Barcode Generator
Price from$14.90/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
API—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published31
Spec score · Barcode Generators7.9 (#6)8.2 (#4)
Spec score · Barcode Labeling Software7.9 (#16)8.2 (#11)
IntegrationLabeljoy describes desktop integration using print shortcuts, Excel VBA, or a custom ERP routine, with the software installed on the computer used to print.The gLabels desktop label-design software includes support for the Zint libraries.
Intended usersThe features page names manufacturing shops, shipping centers, clothing stores, computer shops, and wine producers as example users.The project describes its intended users as developers, businesses creating labels or internal tools, researchers, technical users, and people who prefer open-source tools.
SupportCare+ includes software updates for 12 months and priority support access with the Business and Enterprise purchases.The project points users to SourceForge and GitHub for releases, source code, issues, discussions, and community support.

Plans

Labeljoy

  • Flex$14.90 a month
  • Business$379, paid once
  • Enterprise$1,799, paid once

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Zint Barcode Generator

  • ZintFree

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Labeljoy

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Zint Barcode Generator

Zint Barcode Generator is a free, open-source project that creates barcode images through a desktop GUI, command-line tool, or library API. It supports more than 50 symbologies across linear, stacked, postal, and matrix formats, including QR Code, Code 128, EAN, UPC, Data Matrix, and PDF417. Users can set image size, colour, error correction, and orientation. The library renders BMP, EMF, EPS, GIF, PCX, PNG, TIF, and SVG images. Developers can use its C API from C and C++ programs; the manual also describes Qt and Tcl interfaces. Installation is documented for Windows, macOS, Linux, and BSD, and the Tcl backend can also be built on Android. Windows downloads include Barcode Studio and a command-line executable, both requiring the Visual C runtime DLL. The macOS instructions cover the command-line tool and library through Homebrew, while GUI build directions are separate. Linux users can compile Zint, and Barcode Studio requires Qt. The gLabels desktop label-design software supports the Zint libraries. Zint has no paid plans stated.

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