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Which C# Barcode Library Should You Use for .NET Development?

IronBarcode offers the best balance of features, ease-of-use, and cross-platform support for C# developers, supporting 50+ barcode formats with both generation and reading capabilities, while alternatives like ZXing.Net (free/open-source) or Dynamsoft (high-performance scanning) suit specific use cases.

Barcodes remain essential for data transfer across industries from retail to healthcare. They provide efficient machine-readable storage that simplify operations and reduces errors. Whether working with QR codes, UPC-A, or Data Matrix formats, your applications need reliable barcode functionality.

A modern C# barcode library reveal this capability for your .NET applications. The best libraries enable you to generate barcodes, read them from image files or PDFs, and handle multiple barcodes simultaneously. Advanced tools provide automatic image correction, batch scanning, and direct embedding into multi-page documents.

This guide compares five widely-used barcode libraries for .NET: IronBarcode, ZXing.Net, Aspose.BarCode, BarcodeLib, and Dynamsoft Barcode Reader. You'll see their supported formats, ease of use, accuracy benchmarks, and costs to determine which option fits your .NET projects best.

What Makes IronBarcode the Best Overall Choice?

IronBarcode for .NET homepage showing C# code examples for barcode reading and generation, with download statistics and framework support details

IronBarcode from Iron Software delivers complete barcode functionality for .NET developers. The library supports over 50 barcode types, including both linear barcodes (UPC, EAN, Code128) and 2D formats like QR codes, Data Matrix, and PDF417. Unlike single-purpose libraries, IronBarcode excels at both barcode generation and recognition.

The implementation handles real-world scanning challenges exceptionally well. Production scenarios with damaged or poorly printed barcodes achieve 98%+ success rates through image preprocessing filters. The library automatically applies sharpening and contrast adjustments to improve readability and manages orientation issues with its AutoRotate feature. Your high-speed warehouse applications processing 1000+ barcodes per minute can use reading speed options to balance accuracy with performance.

// Configure for high-speed scanning with image correction
using IronBarCode;

var barcodeReaderOptions = new BarcodeReaderOptions
{
    Speed = ReadingSpeed.Faster,
    ExpectMultipleBarcodes = true,
    AutoRotate = true,
    ImageFilters = new[] { 
        ImageFilterType.SharpenFilter,
        ImageFilterType.ContrastFilter
    }
};

// Read from damaged barcode image
var results = BarcodeReader.Read("warehouse-scan.jpg", barcodeReaderOptions);
foreach (var barcode in results)
{
    Console.WriteLine($"Type: {barcode.BarcodeType}, Value: {barcode.Value}");
}
// Configure for high-speed scanning with image correction
using IronBarCode;

var barcodeReaderOptions = new BarcodeReaderOptions
{
    Speed = ReadingSpeed.Faster,
    ExpectMultipleBarcodes = true,
    AutoRotate = true,
    ImageFilters = new[] { 
        ImageFilterType.SharpenFilter,
        ImageFilterType.ContrastFilter
    }
};

// Read from damaged barcode image
var results = BarcodeReader.Read("warehouse-scan.jpg", barcodeReaderOptions);
foreach (var barcode in results)
{
    Console.WriteLine($"Type: {barcode.BarcodeType}, Value: {barcode.Value}");
}
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The library's fault tolerance capabilities ensure reliable reading under challenging conditions. When processing multi-page TIFF or GIF files, IronBarcode automatically handles all frames without manual separation. Enterprise deployments benefit from complete security measures including DigiCert certification and tamper protection.

The library works directly with PDF documents, enabling you to write barcodes or detect them within existing files. IronBarcode's reading engine automatically handles imperfect scans by applying corrections like rotation, deskewing, and enhancement. This approach provides fast, accurate scanning in real-world conditions. You can generate barcode images in multiple formats or insert them into HTML documents and multi-page PDFs.

For generation capabilities, IronBarcode provides extensive customization. You can style barcodes with custom colors, set margins, and add logos to QR codes. The library supports Unicode encoding for international characters. Your application can save barcodes in various formats or export as streams for web APIs and cloud services. When creating barcodes from data sources, the library manages text, URLs, IDs, and binary data seamlessly.

// Generate customized QR code with logo
var qrCode = QRCodeWriter.CreateQrCodeWithLogo("___PROTECTED_URL_176___", "logo.png", 300);
qrCode.ChangeBarCodeColor(System.Drawing.Color.Navy)
      .SetMargins(10)
      .SaveAsImage("branded-qr.png");

// Create styled barcode with annotations
var styledBarcode = BarcodeWriter.CreateBarcode("PRODUCT-12345", BarcodeWriterEncoding.Code128);
styledBarcode.ResizeTo(400, 150)
             .SetMargins(20)
             .ChangeBarCodeColor(Color.DarkBlue)
             .AddAnnotationTextAboveBarcode("Product SKU")
             .SaveAsImage("styled-product-barcode.png");
// Generate customized QR code with logo
var qrCode = QRCodeWriter.CreateQrCodeWithLogo("___PROTECTED_URL_176___", "logo.png", 300);
qrCode.ChangeBarCodeColor(System.Drawing.Color.Navy)
      .SetMargins(10)
      .SaveAsImage("branded-qr.png");

// Create styled barcode with annotations
var styledBarcode = BarcodeWriter.CreateBarcode("PRODUCT-12345", BarcodeWriterEncoding.Code128);
styledBarcode.ResizeTo(400, 150)
             .SetMargins(20)
             .ChangeBarCodeColor(Color.DarkBlue)
             .AddAnnotationTextAboveBarcode("Product SKU")
             .SaveAsImage("styled-product-barcode.png");
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IronBarcode ensures cross-platform compatibility with .NET Framework, .NET Core, .NET Standard, and .NET MAUI. Your Visual Studio projects work across web, desktop, cloud, or mobile platforms. The library supports deployment on Linux, macOS, Docker containers, Azure, and AWS Lambda. Installation through the NuGet package manager is straightforward, and the official API reference includes clear code examples for implementing QR code generation, QR code writing, and scanning.

When working with System.Drawing objects, IronBarcode provides cross-platform compatibility through IronDrawing. The output data formats include complete metadata about detected barcodes, including coordinates, dimensions, and confidence scores. High-performance scenarios benefit from async and multithreaded operations to process thousands of barcodes concurrently.

Why Does Cross-Platform Support Matter for Your Startup?

What Are the Licensing Costs for Early-Stage Companies?

Why Choose ZXing.Net for Open-Source Projects?

ZXing.Net GitHub project page showing version 0.16.10 with project logo and description of the .NET barcode reading and generation library

ZXing.Net provides a .NET port of the Zebra Crossing (ZXing) open-source library. This free solution supports common barcode formats like QR codes, UPC-A, and Code128. For smaller projects needing basic barcode creation or reading, ZXing.Net offers a lightweight option. The barcode quickstart guide demonstrates how modern libraries simplify these tasks.

The library's format support remains limited compared to commercial alternatives. It handles standard 1D formats and popular 2D codes but lacks newer formats like GS1 DataBar or specialized industrial codes. Performance benchmarks show ZXing.Net processes 100-200 barcodes per minute, which may be insufficient for high-volume applications requiring improve reading speeds. Consider libraries with configurable speed options that balance accuracy and throughput.

// Basic ZXing.Net barcode reading
using ZXing;

var reader = new BarcodeReader();
var result = reader.Decode(new Bitmap("barcode.png"));
if (result != null)
{
    Console.WriteLine($"Decoded: {result.Text}");
}

// ZXing.Net QR code generation
var writer = new BarcodeWriter
{
    Format = BarcodeFormat.QR_CODE,
    Options = new QrCodeEncodingOptions
    {
        Width = 300,
        Height = 300,
        Margin = 2
    }
};
var bitmap = writer.Write("___PROTECTED_URL_177___");
bitmap.Save("qr-code.png");
// Basic ZXing.Net barcode reading
using ZXing;

var reader = new BarcodeReader();
var result = reader.Decode(new Bitmap("barcode.png"));
if (result != null)
{
    Console.WriteLine($"Decoded: {result.Text}");
}

// ZXing.Net QR code generation
var writer = new BarcodeWriter
{
    Format = BarcodeFormat.QR_CODE,
    Options = new QrCodeEncodingOptions
    {
        Width = 300,
        Height = 300,
        Margin = 2
    }
};
var bitmap = writer.Write("___PROTECTED_URL_177___");
bitmap.Save("qr-code.png");
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However, it lacks modern functionality. The barcode writing API remains basic, and the library doesn't provide automatic handling of encoding errors or image correction. You may face accuracy issues with imperfect scans, rotated codes, or poor lighting conditions. Testing with damaged barcodes shows 60-70% success rates without manual preprocessing. For better results, consider libraries with built-in image filters and automatic rotation capabilities. The lack of error correction configuration limits effectiveness in challenging scenarios.

When Does Open Source Make Sense for MVPs?

  • Free and open source with Apache 2.0 license.

  • Supports popular formats including QR codes and 1D formats.

  • Easy NuGet installation for small .NET projects.

  • Lightweight with minimal dependencies versus advanced installations.

What Technical Debt Should You Expect?

When Should You Use Aspose.BarCode?

Aspose.BarCode for .NET homepage showing barcode generation and recognition API with C# code sample for creating QR codes

Aspose.BarCode for .NET targets enterprise use cases with both generation and recognition capabilities. It supports most barcode types and integrates with the Aspose suite for embedding barcodes in Word, Excel, or PDF documents. For similar functionality, IronBarcode's PDF integration offers simpler APIs. The library can stamp barcodes on PDFs with precise positioning.

The library offers complete format support including postal barcodes and specialized 2D codes. Generation quality excels with precise control over module size, quiet zones, and error correction levels. However, the API follows Aspose's unique conventions which may feel unfamiliar. For comparison, IronBarcode's styling approach uses more intuitive method names. The custom QR code example demonstrates cleaner API design.

// Aspose.BarCode generation with custom settings
using Aspose.BarCode.Generation;

var generator = new BarcodeGenerator(EncodeTypes.DataMatrix, "ASPOSE-123");
generator.Parameters.Barcode.XDimension.Millimeters = 0.5f;
generator.Parameters.Barcode.DataMatrix.DataMatrixEcc = DataMatrixEccType.Ecc200;
generator.Save("datamatrix.png", BarCodeImageFormat.Png);

// Reading barcodes with specific settings
var reader = new BarCodeReader("barcode.png", DecodeType.AllSupportedTypes);
reader.QualitySettings = QualitySettings.HighPerformance;
foreach (BarCodeResult result in reader.ReadBarCodes())
{
    Console.WriteLine($"Type: {result.CodeTypeName}, Value: {result.CodeText}");
}
// Aspose.BarCode generation with custom settings
using Aspose.BarCode.Generation;

var generator = new BarcodeGenerator(EncodeTypes.DataMatrix, "ASPOSE-123");
generator.Parameters.Barcode.XDimension.Millimeters = 0.5f;
generator.Parameters.Barcode.DataMatrix.DataMatrixEcc = DataMatrixEccType.Ecc200;
generator.Save("datamatrix.png", BarCodeImageFormat.Png);

// Reading barcodes with specific settings
var reader = new BarCodeReader("barcode.png", DecodeType.AllSupportedTypes);
reader.QualitySettings = QualitySettings.HighPerformance;
foreach (BarCodeResult result in reader.ReadBarCodes())
{
    Console.WriteLine($"Type: {result.CodeTypeName}, Value: {result.CodeText}");
}
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Large organizations appreciate Aspose's barcode API and standards support. However, it has a steeper learning curve and higher cost. Performance testing shows 500-800 barcodes per minute with 85-90% accuracy on damaged codes. Libraries with advanced reader settings achieve similar results with easier configuration. When processing streams, both libraries provide efficient memory-based processing. For MSI barcode recognition, proper configuration remains essential.

How Does Enterprise Pricing Impact Startups?

Why Might the Learning Curve Slow Down Development?

Is BarcodeLib Right for Simple Generation Tasks?

BarcodeLib.NET barcode generator showing Visual Studio integration with Windows Forms toolbox and a generated barcode preview window

Unlike complete solutions, BarcodeLib only generates barcodes without scanning capabilities. BarcodeLib excels at simple barcode creation for common formats like Code39, Code128, or UPC. For both generation and reading capabilities, consider complete solutions. The barcode generation features in modern libraries offer greater flexibility.

BarcodeLib handles basic generation tasks with a straightforward API. Your application can produce barcodes as images with customizable size, colors, and text annotations. The library generates industry-compliant barcodes for retail and logistics. However, customization remains limited — you cannot add logos or apply advanced styling like gradient fills or custom margins. Modern libraries offer complete styling including colors, resizing, and annotations.

// Simple barcode generation with BarcodeLib
using BarcodeLib;

var barcode = new Barcode();
barcode.IncludeLabel = true;
barcode.AlternateLabel = "Product Code";
barcode.RotateFlipType = RotateFlipType.RotateNoneFlipNone;
var img = barcode.Encode(TYPE.CODE128, "12345678", Color.Black, Color.White, 300, 150);
img.Save("simple-barcode.png", ImageFormat.Png);

// Limited customization options
barcode.LabelPosition = LabelPositions.BOTTOMCENTER;
barcode.EncodedType = TYPE.UPCA;
var upcImage = barcode.Encode("123456789012");
// Simple barcode generation with BarcodeLib
using BarcodeLib;

var barcode = new Barcode();
barcode.IncludeLabel = true;
barcode.AlternateLabel = "Product Code";
barcode.RotateFlipType = RotateFlipType.RotateNoneFlipNone;
var img = barcode.Encode(TYPE.CODE128, "12345678", Color.Black, Color.White, 300, 150);
img.Save("simple-barcode.png", ImageFormat.Png);

// Limited customization options
barcode.LabelPosition = LabelPositions.BOTTOMCENTER;
barcode.EncodedType = TYPE.UPCA;
var upcImage = barcode.Encode("123456789012");
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BarcodeLib remains solid for quick, free solutions without larger SDK overhead. However, it doesn't support advanced use cases like PDFs, mobile apps, or scanning. The library lacks newer formats and Unicode encoding. For 1BPP barcode images or streaming barcodes, you'll need reliable solutions. When using MSI installers, beware of potential missing DLL issues.

When Should Startups Choose Minimal Solutions?

What Features Will You Need to Replace Later?

Why Consider Dynamsoft for High-Performance Scanning?

Dynamsoft Barcode Reader SDK homepage showing three product versions for Web, Mobile, and Server/Desktop platforms with features and trial options

Dynamsoft Barcode Reader SDK focuses on speed and accuracy for enterprise and mobile applications. The library excels at real-time scanning in logistics, healthcare, and retail, particularly from live camera streams. For web applications, consider Blazor integration as a cost-effective alternative. The .NET MAUI barcode scanner tutorial shows simplified mobile barcode scanning.

Performance benchmarks position Dynamsoft as the leader for high-speed scanning, processing 1,500-2,000 barcodes per minute with 95%+ accuracy on damaged codes. The SDK includes perspective correction and deblurring specifically for mobile cameras. It supports iOS and Android deployment through Xamarin and .NET MAUI. For async barcode reading, both libraries provide reliable solutions. When handling false positives, Dynamsoft's algorithms minimize incorrect detections.

// Dynamsoft high-speed batch processing
using Dynamsoft.DBR;

var reader = new BarcodeReader();
reader.ProductKeys = "YOUR-LICENSE-KEY";

var settings = reader.GetRuntimeSettings();
settings.ExpectedBarcodesCount = 0; // Read all barcodes
settings.BarcodeFormatIds = (int)EnumBarcodeFormat.BF_ALL;
settings.DeblurLevel = 9; // Maximum deblur for mobile cameras
settings.ScaleUpModes[0] = ScaleUpMode.SUM_LINEAR_INTERPOLATION;
reader.UpdateRuntimeSettings(settings);

// Process video frame
var results = reader.DecodeBuffer(frameBuffer, frameWidth, frameHeight, frameStride, EnumImagePixelFormat.IPF_RGB_888, "");
foreach (var result in results)
{
    Console.WriteLine($"Barcode: {result.BarcodeText}, Confidence: {result.Confidence}");
}
// Dynamsoft high-speed batch processing
using Dynamsoft.DBR;

var reader = new BarcodeReader();
reader.ProductKeys = "YOUR-LICENSE-KEY";

var settings = reader.GetRuntimeSettings();
settings.ExpectedBarcodesCount = 0; // Read all barcodes
settings.BarcodeFormatIds = (int)EnumBarcodeFormat.BF_ALL;
settings.DeblurLevel = 9; // Maximum deblur for mobile cameras
settings.ScaleUpModes[0] = ScaleUpMode.SUM_LINEAR_INTERPOLATION;
reader.UpdateRuntimeSettings(settings);

// Process video frame
var results = reader.DecodeBuffer(frameBuffer, frameWidth, frameHeight, frameStride, EnumImagePixelFormat.IPF_RGB_888, "");
foreach (var result in results)
{
    Console.WriteLine($"Barcode: {result.BarcodeText}, Confidence: {result.Confidence}");
}
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The SDK includes strong documentation and professional support at premium pricing. Organizations prioritizing performance and reliability may find the cost justified. Mobile features include torch control, zoom, and region of interest selection. For PDF barcode reading, evaluate whether specialized features justify premium pricing. The library handles runtime exceptions gracefully. When deploying on AWS Lambda, proper memory allocation ensures optimal performance.

When Do Performance Requirements Justify Premium Pricing?

  • Industry-leading accuracy and speed for real-time scanning in barcode demos.

  • Excellent mobile device support with iOS and Android optimizations.

  • Advanced processing for challenging conditions including automatic orientation.

  • Good documentation and professional support with engineering requests.

  • Specialized algorithms for logistics/healthcare supporting Code 39 and industry formats.

How Does Enterprise Pricing Impact Bootstrapped Teams?

Which C# Barcode Library Should You Choose?

Your project requirements and use cases determine the best barcode library choice:

For Retail/POS Systems: IronBarcode delivers the optimal balance with support for retail formats (UPC, EAN, Code 128) plus QR codes for mobile payments. Its error correction ensures reliable scanning of worn barcodes. The barcode generator tutorial provides quick implementation. Web-based POS systems benefit from HTML export for smooth integration.

For Warehouse/Logistics: Dynamsoft excels at high-speed batch scanning, while IronBarcode's PDF support and multiple barcode reading handle shipping documents efficiently. Consider setting crop regions to improve speed. Stream-based reading enables efficient document processing without temporary files. ASP.NET deployments require proper web.config license configuration.

For Healthcare: Aspose.BarCode offers complete format support including healthcare barcodes, though IronBarcode's GS1-128 support covers medical device labeling. Both handle Code 39 reading for patient identification. The confidence threshold ensures accurate data capture. For 1-BPP barcode images in medical labeling, proper configuration ensures print quality.

For Manufacturing: IronBarcode's Data Matrix and PDF417 with Unicode encoding handles global supply chain marking. The new format support includes industrial applications. When creating barcodes from data, the library manages various inputs including binary data. The save barcode functionality supports all major image formats.

// Manufacturing example: Create DataMatrix with production data
using IronBarCode;
using System.Text;

// Encode production data with Unicode support
var productionData = new StringBuilder();
productionData.AppendLine("PN: ABC-12345");
productionData.AppendLine("SN: 2024-001");
productionData.AppendLine("製造日: 2024-01-15"); // Unicode Japanese
productionData.AppendLine("Lot: A1B2C3");

var dataMatrix = BarcodeWriter.CreateBarcode(
    productionData.ToString(), 
    BarcodeWriterEncoding.DataMatrix
);

dataMatrix.ResizeTo(200, 200)
          .SetMargins(5)
          .SaveAsImage("production-label.png");

// Generate PDF report with multiple barcodes
var pdf = BarcodeWriter.CreateBarcodePdf(
    new string[] { "PART-001", "PART-002", "PART-003" },
    BarcodeWriterEncoding.Code128,
    300, 150
);
pdf.SaveAs("parts-inventory.pdf");
// Manufacturing example: Create DataMatrix with production data
using IronBarCode;
using System.Text;

// Encode production data with Unicode support
var productionData = new StringBuilder();
productionData.AppendLine("PN: ABC-12345");
productionData.AppendLine("SN: 2024-001");
productionData.AppendLine("製造日: 2024-01-15"); // Unicode Japanese
productionData.AppendLine("Lot: A1B2C3");

var dataMatrix = BarcodeWriter.CreateBarcode(
    productionData.ToString(), 
    BarcodeWriterEncoding.DataMatrix
);

dataMatrix.ResizeTo(200, 200)
          .SetMargins(5)
          .SaveAsImage("production-label.png");

// Generate PDF report with multiple barcodes
var pdf = BarcodeWriter.CreateBarcodePdf(
    new string[] { "PART-001", "PART-002", "PART-003" },
    BarcodeWriterEncoding.Code128,
    300, 150
);
pdf.SaveAs("parts-inventory.pdf");
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  • Simple, free solutions like ZXing.Net and BarcodeLib work for starting points but lack advanced features and production accuracy.

  • Aspose.BarCode integrates smoothly with existing Aspose workflows for enterprise-scale projects, though the API reference shows IronBarcode offers more intuitive methods.

  • Dynamsoft Barcode Reader provides unparalleled accuracy for real-time mobile scanning at premium pricing requiring careful licensing evaluation.

  • For balanced, all-in-one barcode functionality, IronBarcode stands out. This approach provides clear benefits: ease of use, effective generation and scanning, extensive format support, and flexible licensing — making it the best overall choice for C# developers building modern .NET applications.

With IronBarcode, your application can immediately use barcode features with minimal code. The library manages the complexity for you, whether building desktop apps or enterprise web services. Complete documentation and tutorials enable quick starts, while features like async processing and stream support ensure scalability. For MSI installer creation, IronBarcode provides clear DLL dependency guidance. The library's security measures ensure safe regulated industry deployment.

👉 Ready to get started? Download the IronBarcode Free Trial, free for development use, and see how easily you can add barcode functionality to your .NET applications. Check out the quickstart guide and explore demos to see IronBarcode in action. For secure deployments, review the security CVE information and learn about applying license keys in production environments. The feature overview demonstrate the complete capabilities available for your projects.

Please noteZXing.Net, Aspose.BarCode, BarcodeLib, and Dynamsoft Barcode Reader are registered trademarks of their respective owners. This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by ZXing.Net, Aspose.BarCode, BarcodeLib, or Dynamsoft Barcode Reader. All product names, logos, and brands are property of their respective owners. Comparisons are for informational purposes only and reflect publicly available information at the time of writing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a barcode library?

A barcode library is a software component that allows developers to generate and read barcodes in various formats, such as QR codes, UPC-A, and Data Matrix, within their applications.

Why should I use a barcode library in C#?

Using a barcode library in C# allows developers to integrate barcode functionality into their applications, facilitating data storage and transfer, as well as improving tracking and reducing errors in business operations.

What are some popular barcode libraries for .NET?

Some widely used barcode libraries for .NET include IronBarcode, ZXing.Net, Aspose.BarCode, BarcodeLib, and Dynamsoft Barcode Reader.

What are the advantages of using IronBarcode?

IronBarcode offers easy integration, a comprehensive range of supported barcode formats, and high performance, making it a reliable choice for developers looking to implement barcode functionality in their applications.

What is the significance of QR codes in barcode libraries?

QR codes are a popular type of barcode supported by most barcode libraries. They are versatile, widely used for quick information sharing, and can store a large amount of data compared to traditional barcodes.

How does IronBarcode compare to ZXing.Net?

IronBarcode provides a richer set of features, including better support for different barcode formats and easier integration, while ZXing.Net is a free, open-source option that may require more configuration.

Can barcode libraries be used in healthcare applications?

Yes, barcode libraries can be used in healthcare applications to streamline processes such as patient identification, medication tracking, and inventory management, improving efficiency and reducing errors.

What types of barcodes can IronBarcode generate?

IronBarcode can generate a wide range of barcodes, including QR codes, UPC-A, Code 128, and Data Matrix, among many others.

Is there a free version of IronBarcode available?

IronBarcode offers a free version with limited features, allowing developers to evaluate its capabilities before opting for a paid version with full functionality.

What are Data Matrix barcodes used for?

Data Matrix barcodes are used for encoding large amounts of data in a small space, making them ideal for applications that require compact and efficient data storage, such as on small product labels.

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