GTIN Barcode Validator — Verify EAN, UPC & ITF-14 Numbers
Validate full GTIN-8, GTIN-12, GTIN-13, and GTIN-14 numbers against official check-digit math and length rules.
GTIN Barcode Validator
Verify check-digit math and structure for GTIN-8, 12, 13, and 14.
Modulo-10 check digit verification passed.
Calculated entirely in your browser. GTIN data and check digits are validated locally on your device with zero telemetry or network calls.
How to Use
- Enter your full 8, 12, 13, or 14-digit GTIN barcode number into the input field.
- The validator automatically detects the format (GTIN-8, GTIN-12, GTIN-13, or GTIN-14).
- The tool checks the final digit against the official GS1 Modulo-10 checksum algorithm.
- If a mismatch is found, click 'Fix Check Digit' to instantly adopt the mathematically valid code.
- Use the direct link to generate and download a compliant vector barcode SVG or PNG.
About This Format
Global Trade Item Numbers (GTIN) are the foundation of international commerce, defined by GS1. Whether encoded in retail point-of-sale barcodes (UPC-A, EAN-13, EAN-8) or wholesale shipping carton barcodes (ITF-14), all GTINs conclude with an algorithmic Modulo-10 check digit. This validator confirms that an existing barcode number conforms to GS1 structural requirements before products reach retail shelves or distribution centers.
Validation & Technical Constraints
- Accepts standard GTIN lengths: 8 digits (GTIN-8), 12 digits (GTIN-12), 13 digits (GTIN-13), or 14 digits (GTIN-14).
- Input must contain numeric digits only (0–9).
- Calculates and compares the actual check digit against the theoretical GS1 Modulo-10 value.
Examples
Valid EAN-13 (GTIN-13)
5901234123457
Valid UPC-A (GTIN-12)
012345678905
Valid ITF-14 (GTIN-14)
10012345678902
Frequently Asked Questions
A Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) is a globally unique identifier for trade items, developed by GS1. GTIN is the umbrella family that includes 8-digit EAN-8 (GTIN-8), 12-digit UPC-A (GTIN-12), 13-digit EAN-13 (GTIN-13), and 14-digit ITF-14 (GTIN-14).
The most common reason is a check digit mismatch (transposed or mistyped digits). If the final digit does not equal the weighted Modulo-10 sum of the preceding digits, retail barcode scanners will fail to read it.
No. This tool validates mathematical checksum compliance and length formatting. To verify whether a GTIN is officially registered and licensed to a specific company, you must query the official GS1 GEPIR database.