Till, slips and price tags
Print price tags with barcodes and QR codes
Print price tags for your products from your back office. Your till scans them, and customers can scan the QR ones with their own phone.
Updated 13 November 2026
Print price tags
- Open Products → Stock & labels in your back office.
- Choose how many tags you want for each product, or tap “Labels for all stock” for one per item.
- Choose QR code or barcode, the size, and whether the price is on the tag.
- Tap Print.
Printing needs your back office and a printer, so it can't be done by WhatsApp. But you can count your stock by WhatsApp: “I have 10 lavender candles”.
In your back officeProducts → Stock & labels → Print price tags
Open it in your back officeBarcodes or QR codes
Both scan at your till. A barcode is the classic stripes; a QR code is the square that phones read. A product with a long name can have a short name for its tags, in its details.
Scanning at the till
At the till, point your phone's camera at the tag and the product goes onto the sale.
QR codes as info codes
A QR tag doubles up as an info code. A customer scans it with their own phone and sees the product on your website, with its photos, description and price, even after the market.
Label sizes
Print on a label roll, 50 × 30 mm or 40 × 30 mm, or on a normal A4 sticker sheet.
Questions
What printer do I need?
A normal printer with A4 sticker sheets works. For rolls, use a label printer with 50 × 30 mm or 40 × 30 mm labels.