Libre Barcode 39 is a display typeface created by Lasse Fister. Designed for headlines, posters, and large-scale use where visual impact matters. Best used at 24px and above for maximum effect.
Libre Barcode 39 is a barcode display font that converts encoded character strings into scannable bar patterns for labels, inventory tags, and packaging mockups.
Libre Barcode 39 by Lasse Fister encodes Code 39 symbology for inventory labels — wrap data in asterisks for scanners.
Among barcode utility fonts on Font Leech, Libre Barcode 39 serves a specific encoding standard — compare against EAN-13 and Code 39 variants to pick the correct symbology for your labeling workflow.
Libre Barcode 39 renders Code 39 bars — wrap data with asterisks; visual only, not secure.
Pairing tip: Pair barcode text set in this font with a neutral sans-serif like Inter or Roboto for human-readable product names, SKUs, and price labels beneath the scannable code.
Type *CODE* with valid charset.
Check quiet margins.
Bars vs text below.
Copy Barcode 39 embed.
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