Print Barcode Labels for Your eBay Inventory

Label the stock once, and finding it later is a scan instead of a search.

Select the listings — a folder of newly received stock is the usual case — and WonderLister produces a QR code for each one, alongside the identifier it encodes. Print the page, cut the labels up, stick them on.

• One code per item, or per template. Generate from a selection of listings or of listing templates, whichever suits how you receive stock.

• The value is printed beside the code. Id type and id value in readable form, so a label is still usable when a scanner is not to hand.

• Titles on the sheet. Each row shows the item title, so you can tell one label from another before anything is printed.

• Print from your browser. No label software to buy or learn.

Worth saying plainly: a code is only as good as what it encodes. If you intend to scan labels to find stock, the items need identifiers worth scanning — a SKU you actually use. An item with no SKU gets a code for whatever identifier is available, which is less useful on a shelf.

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