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EAN-13 Barcode Generator (13 Digits)

Use your existing EAN number to generate a 13-digit barcode image, with a calculated or checked final digit.

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How it works

About this code

EAN-13, also written EAN 13 or EAN13, is a linear retail barcode format containing 13 digits including its check digit. Enter 12 data digits to calculate the last digit, or all 13 digits to check it and preview the image. If you need to get an EAN for a new product, identifier assignment comes first; generating bars does not register a number or confirm its owner.

  1. Enter 12 digits to calculate the check digit, or 13 digits to validate it.
  2. Confirm that any product identifier was assigned to you by the appropriate standards organization.
  3. Print a test label and scan it with the intended retail equipment.
Common questions
How do I generate an EAN-13 barcode?

Enter your existing 12 data digits or complete 13-digit number. Generate a preview, download SVG or PNG and scan-test the final print.

How do I get an EAN-13 number for my product?

Check your retailer or marketplace requirements and the relevant GS1 member organization’s assignment process. AIQRGO creates the image, not the product number.

Is a valid EAN checksum proof of registration?

No. A check digit confirms arithmetic structure, not product assignment or ownership. Use an appropriate registry or your assignment records for identity checks.

Can an EAN-13 barcode contain letters?

No. EAN-13 contains 13 numeric digits including its check digit. If your internal reference includes letters, check whether the receiving system supports Code 128 instead.

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