ConnectCode Barcode Software 4+

Create barcodes using fonts and embed them in documents such as a PDF or a spreadsheet.

ConnectCode Barcode is a barcode software that uses computer fonts (Open Type) to create industry compliant barcodes for use on macOS. Different types of barcodes can be created and easily embedded into a graphics or business document. When a barcode created using a font is printed, it rasters to the resolution of the printer and will not be limited to the DPI (Dots per Inch) of an image. This allows resolution independent barcodes that meet the strictest industry requirements to be created and printed. Barcodes created using fonts can be easily embedded in documents such as Apple iWorks, Apple Pages, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Adobe PDF, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator.


The software uses a highly acclaimed barcode fonts engine developed by ConnectCode. This engine has, over the years, helped many companies clear their independent barcode verification tests and is now widely adopted by many fortune 500 companies.

Satisfied Customers of ConnectCode's Barcode Engine

Glyn Rowling (Amethyst Mailing)
The font allows for the barcode to be consistently sized and placed regardless of what data the initial page of the document uses to generate its code.

T.M. (BrassCraft)
I have used several bar code font applications over the past 20 years and found that ConnectCode is the cleanest solution I have found.

Edgar Martinez (CTO - Record Guardian Inc.)
I use your product to create barcodes from huge lists of account numbers and other indexing information. The bar codes are read by high volume document scanners which create the main index for our document search utility. We chose to use your product because it installed flawlessly into excel and we were able to document the creation process so that staff can produce the barcodes in 4 simple steps.

Dr P.S. (ResMed Ltd)
ResMed is a signatory to GS1 so the support of these barcode formats is very important. I showed this to one of our IT staff and he commented that it was better than anything they had.

Barcodes Supported :

Codabar - AIM-BC3-2000
Code39 - ISO/IEC 16388
Code39 Ascii - ISO/IEC 16388
Code93 - AIM-BC5-2000
Code128 (Auto/A/B/C) - ISO/IEC 15417:2007
UCCEAN (GS1 128) - GS1 Standard
I2of5 (Interleaved 2 of 5) - ISO/IEC 16390
Industrial 2 of 5
ITF14
Modified Plessy
POSTNET
EAN 13 (European Article Numbering) - ISO/IEC 15420
EAN 8 - ISO/IEC 15420
UPCA (Universal Product Code) - ISO/IEC 15420
UPCE - ISO/IEC 15420
EXT2/EXT5/ISSN/ISBN
GS1 Databar 14 - ISO/IEC 24724:2006