If you made a mistake, you can delete one of the generated barcodes or modify them by clicking the Modify or Delete buttons. NOTE: Leave the Add Prefix, Suffix and Price empty for this tutorial.
Step 3: Either enter a numeric range of UPC-A numbers you already have assigned to your products or import them from a CSV file that contains the UPC-A numbers you’ll be using for your products. Step 1: Select UPC-A from the Retail list in Barcode Producer. First things first: create your CSV file with products and UPC-A numbers.įor this tutorial, we will use an UPC-A barcode as our example. Create the InDesign layout document containing the variable data fields and have InDesign compile it, print it, export it to PDF, or publish it online.Create a CSV file that holds product descriptions and everything else you need, including the file path to each product’s barcode.Create a list of barcodes with Barcode Producer, using its (optional) Automator module.InDesign data merging is a 3-step workflow: If you sell products, you can, of course, also use data merge functionality to create a stock list that contains your Christmas offerings with each product listed, complete with their barcodes so the warehouse pickers don’t lose time looking up the UPC-A numbers but scan them in from the list when an order is placed. The classic example of a data merge is, of course, the direct mailing letter where the variable data consists of the name and address of the recipient and their name and perhaps other data are generously sprinkled across the letter to create a personalised experience.
With Adobe InDesign, you can create documents that include variable data. InDesign's Variable Data functionality supports barcodesīarcode Producer generates perfect barcodes.
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