Barcode MCP server

Make a QR code or a barcode in the conversation you are already in. Paste a URL and get a QR code you can put on a flyer. Give a client’s invoice an EPC payment code their banking app scans and fills in for them. Print an EAN-13 for a product, a Code 128 for a shelf label, a WiFi code for the office wall, a vCard for a conference badge. Everything is drawn on your machine: no upload, no account, n

Category: Documents and files · Tools: 8 · Version: 0.22.6 · Licence: MIT

Install it

Tools it exposes

Tool What it does
qr_create see tool reference
qr_wifi see tool reference
qr_vcard see tool reference
qr_payment_sepa see tool reference
invoice_payment_qr see tool reference
barcode_create see tool reference
barcode_batch see tool reference
code_list see tool reference

Pricing

Free to run locally, forever. The Pro licence is $19, one time, lifetime — it changes only the hosted endpoint’s saved-report cap, never the tools. All 58 servers together are $39 as a bundle instead of $1102 bought one at a time.

Buy the Barcode Pro licence — $19

Questions people actually ask

Is the Barcode MCP server free?

Yes. Running Barcode locally is free and unlimited, and the code is MIT licensed. There is a one-time $19 Pro licence for the hosted endpoint, which removes the saved-report cap. No subscription and no account are required.

Does Barcode need an API key?

No. The server works offline against local files. If you use the hosted endpoint, the connection is authenticated with a scoped token instead of a per-tool API key.

Where does the data go?

Local installs keep everything on your machine. The hosted endpoint stores records in an isolated per-tenant namespace, and only for servers you actually call.

Which clients can use it?

Any MCP client: Claude Desktop (via the .mcpb bundle), Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code with an MCP extension, or your own agent over the Streamable HTTP transport.


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