About DPD Barcode
The DPD parcel label uses a 28-character Code 128: identification tag, destination postcode (7 digits), parcel number (14 digits), service code (3 digits) and destination country (3 digits); a Mod 36 check character closes the code.
Data format
25 alphanumeric characters (postcode 7 + parcel 14 + service 3 + country 3). Leading "%" and check digit are added.
Example: 0123456789012345678901234
Postal Codes
Postal barcodes are used by postal operators for automatic sorting and tracking. Many are 4-state codes (ascender, descender, tracker, full bars) that fit even in narrow address areas.
Frequently asked questions about DPD Barcode
Is the DPD Barcode generator really free?
Yes. You can create as many DPD Barcode barcodes as you like and download them as PNG or SVG – no registration, no watermark, commercial use included.
What resolution does the DPD Barcode barcode have?
PNG files are generated with adjustable module width and up to 600 DPI. For print we recommend the lossless SVG vector format which scales without any quality loss.
Is my data stored?
No. The barcode content is only processed to render the image and is not stored. We only count anonymously how often a barcode type is used.
Can I embed DPD Barcode barcodes in my website or software?
Yes. Every barcode has a stable image URL (see “Embed HTML”) which you can use in websites, label software or spreadsheets.