Flight details (make them up)
The barcode encodes these details in genuine IATA BCBP M1 format, so airport-style scanner apps will read it. The pass itself is printed in Comic Sans on receipt paper. Nobody is fooled. That is the point.
Preview (exactly what prints, dot for dot)
barcode payload for nerds
☁️ cloud print, zero installs
If the ZQ-620 has been set up for weblink (see the repo's
tools/printer-setup.sh), paste the print key here and the
Print button goes straight through the cloud - no Browser Print needed.
To print, this page needs Zebra Browser Print:
- Install Zebra Browser Print (free) on this computer and make sure it is running.
- Pair your ZQ-620 (USB, Bluetooth, or network) so it shows up in the Browser Print app.
- Reload this page and click Allow when Browser Print asks about
zebra.ericq.com. - If your browser asked to "access devices on your local network" and you clicked Block, re-enable it in the site permissions (the icon left of the address bar), then hit 🔄.
- Safari or certificate trouble? Visit https://localhost:9101/ssl_support once to trust the agent's certificate.
No agent? Use the .zpl download and send it to the printer yourself
(e.g. lp -d zq620 -o raw boarding-pass.zpl or netcat to port 9100).