Barcode Man - Label Printing vs Smart Categories

Print barcode labels and price tags for the products in your store. Pick products and variants, then print one label per item in stock or set your own quantity for each product. Show the regular price, the sale price, or both on a price tag. You can set decimal places and add a currency symbol or any text before or after the price. Use EAN-13, UPC-A, Code 128 and other barcode types, or add a QR code. If some products have no SKU, generate SKUs from your own pattern and review them before they are saved to your products. With Scan and Print, scan or type a SKU to add it to your print queue. Design labels in a drag-and-drop editor with text, barcodes, QR codes, images and lines. Save your designs to reuse them later. Choose label paper from presets for DYMO, Zebra, Brother, Rollo and Avery, or set rows, columns and margins for any sheet. On the Cloud Print plan, labels go straight to your printer after a one-time setup, so you don't have to download a PDF. You can also create address labels from your orders (postage not included).

Stop sorting products by hand. Categories builds your store categories and collections for you: set a few rules once, in minutes, and every product that matches is added automatically. New products, price updates and stock changes are picked up for you, so your categories stay current without you touching them, and each one shows on your store's Category Page like any other, with no design work. Build a category from product name, price, brand, SKU, product options such as color or size, description, ribbon or the category a product is already in. Decide whether products must match all of your rules or any of them, and add or remove single items by SKU when one product needs an exception. Dynamic categories keep updating as your inventory, prices or options change; Fixed categories hold a snapshot for a time-boxed campaign. Use it to organize products into price-point pages, shop by brand categories, seasonal promos, a collection of everything carrying a Sale ribbon, or a page per color or size. An overview lists every product with the smart categories it belongs to, so checking your work takes a glance. Let your catalog categorize itself.