Example Results

Here is a table detailing the various barcode formats supported by the API, including their descriptions and common use cases:

Format	Description	Common Use
Code 39	Alphanumeric, includes numbers, uppercase letters, and some special characters.	Used in logistics, inventory control, and product labeling.
Code 128	Compact, supports all ASCII characters and allows auto-switching between three character sets (A, B, C).	Used in shipping and product labeling; ideal for applications needing high data density.
GS1-128	An extension of Code 128 that includes additional information like serial numbers and dates, with a GS1 prefix.	Employed in supply chain management and industry compliance.
EAN-13	13-digit barcode including a country prefix and product number.	Commonly used in retail for consumer products.
UPC-A	12-digit variant similar to EAN-13 but without the country prefix.	Primarily used in retail in the United States.
UPC-E	Compressed 6-digit version of UPC-A.	Used in small packaging where space is limited.
ITF-14	Supports 14 digits, suitable for encoding packaging units and boxes.	Ideal for box and pallet labeling in logistics.
Data Matrix	Two-dimensional barcode that can store large amounts of data in a small space.	Used in the pharmaceutical industry and manufacturing for component tracking.
PDF417	Two-dimensional barcode that supports large volumes of data, including images and text.	Utilized in identification documents, tickets, and baggage tags.

Schema Response

{
  "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#",
  "type": "object",
  "properties": {
    "data": {
      "type": "string",
      "format": "base64",
      "description": "The base64 encoded image of the barcode."
    }
  },
  "required": ["data"]
}