IronBarCode is a comprehensive C# Barcode Library designed for seamless barcode generation and reading within .NET applications. With its user-friendly API, developers can effortlessly integrate barcode functionality into their projects, whether they need to generate or read barcodes. Supporting a wide range of barcode formats, including QR codes, 2D matrix codes, and various linear barcodes, IronBarCode ensures accuracy, ease of use, and speed.
Compatible with popular .NET languages such as C#, VB.NET, and F#, IronBarCode offers cross-platform support, allowing developers to run their applications on different .NET platforms like Core, Standard, and Framework. It supports various operating systems, including Microsoft Windows, macOS, and Linux, as well as deployment environments like Docker, Azure, and AWS.
IronBarCode provides robust features for barcode reading and writing. It supports reading from multiple image formats, streams, and PDFs, with options for image correction filters and multithreading support. Developers can customize output data formats, set accuracy and performance levels, and apply styling options such as resizing, recoloring, and adding annotations or logos. With detailed error handling, fault tolerance, and format awareness, offers a reliable solution for barcode processing in .NET applications.
Generate and read barcodes in C# & VB .NET applications
Support for .NET 8, 7, 6, 5, Core, Standard, Framework
Cross-platform support for C#, F#, & VB.NET running on .NET
Compatibility with various .NET versions and project types
Supports multiple barcode formats, including QR codes, 2D matrix codes, Aztec, Data Matrix, and various linear barcodes
Reading capabilities for images, multipage images, IronDrawing, and System.Drawing objects, streams, and PDFs
Writing barcodes to image, System.Drawing objects, streams, HTML, and PDF
Encoding barcode data such as text, URLs, bytes, and numbers
Fault tolerance with null checking, checksums, and detailed error messages
Styling options including resizing, recoloring, and adding annotations or logos to barcodes