Create Databar Coupon Barcode

GS1 Databar formatted coupon. This is the most common coupon barcode now in use. Clients will need a specially constructed coupon data string that encodes things like the GS1 Company Prefix, Offer Code, Primary Purchase Family Code, Primary Purchase Requirement, Save Value, Promotion Start Date, Promotion End Date, and more.

Our Coupon Encoder enables companies to build these strings correctly through an easy to use interface.

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What does a GS1 DataBar coupon barcode encode?

The symbol carries a structured coupon data string built from your GS1 Company Prefix, offer code, primary purchase family code, purchase requirement, save value, and the promotion start and end dates. Retailers scan it to validate and redeem the offer at checkout.

How do I build the coupon data string?

The string must follow GS1 US North American Coupon Application Guideline (NACAG) formatting. Our Coupon Encoder builds and validates the string through a guided interface so the encoded values match your promotion exactly.

Which file format should I use for coupons?

Print coupons from the precise vector EPS. It scales without distortion and includes the bar width reduction needed for dependable scanning; the free JPG is suitable only for on-screen review.