EAN barcodes to sell your products

It's instant: as soon as your payment is confirmed you receive the EAN codes by email, usually within a few minutes.

No. They're yours forever with a single payment: no expiry and no annual fees, unlike registering directly with GS1.

Yes. They're official GS1 EAN-13 codes, valid on Amazon, eBay, AliExpress, Shopify, PrestaShop or Google Shopping, among others. For Amazon Brand Registry or large retail chains that require buying the code directly from GS1 under your brand's name, contact us first and we'll advise you.

The European Article Number (EAN) is a thirteen-digit (13) barcode system used to identify consumer products. It stores a specific amount of information that can be read at high speed by a laser scanner, streamlining many business processes.

There are several: the EAN code (also known as EAN13), the UPC, and the GTIN or GTIN13 (Global Trade Identifier). EAN codes are now a standard adopted by many countries. The United States and Canada still use the UPC code.

The EAN (EAN13) is made up of 13 digits, while the UPC used in the US has 12. The EAN is structured as 1-6-6: one country-of-origin digit, two groups of six digits (manufacturer number and product number) and a check digit. There is a short 8-digit version (EAN-8) for small products.

Each product must be assigned a different barcode: every code issued is unique to the product, to avoid errors or confusion at purchase and problems in its distribution.

To obtain the EAN code you don't need information about the product or the company, since the distributor (Amazon, supermarkets, iTunes, etc.) can link the information and price to the code you provide.

No. You don't need to provide any such document to process your barcode.

You can pay with PayPal, the main credit cards or EC card. You can buy in different currencies (US dollars, euros or Mexican pesos). We also accept bank transfer (see instructions) or you can contact us by phone.

You'll receive the purchase confirmation by email. The assigned EAN codes are issued from the official GS1 database; digital images are generated from the assigned numbers and you receive the barcodes for each product by email.

In JPEG (the most common, high quality), EPS (vector, ideal for resizing and widely used by designers) and TIFF (useful if you need a transparent background).

Yes. You can request an EAN barcode to sell and distribute your products. If your business is in the US and/or Canada, you can also request it, but in that case the UPC is issued.

Unlike the EAN (13 digits), the UPC is a unique 12-digit number, also scanner-readable. They're known as GTIN-12 and appear as lines of varying widths representing the series of numbers shown beneath the bars.