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EAN, or EAN13, stands for International Article Number (originally European Article Number). It is an extension of the UPC codes and you'll find them as barcodes on most everyday products. Sometimes the barcode is also called GTIN or GTIN13 (Global Trade Identifier).

When you only look at the barcode, you can't easily see which product it belongs to. Thus, this website provides an EAN lookup, that tells you the product the EAN code belongs to.

Currently the database includes over 860 million different EANs. That is huge, but still only a subset of all the EANs ever issued.

For all automated queries, please use the XML / JSON API. You can use the API to integrate our database into your own applications. (some easy examples)

Due to the enormous amount of bots and scrapers, we have to limit the numbers of searches users can make on this website. To make more searches, you have to sign up for an account.

Get an account and use our Excel assistant to upload a list of EAN codes and download the lookup results instead of doing barcode lookups manually.

Yes, you can use a professional barcode scanner and feed us the scanned barcodes through the API or in an Excel sheet to look up the products in our database. You can also use your smartphone or webcam to scan barcodes online. On Linux, you can use zbarcam-qt or BarcodeScanner to scan and look up barcodes.

When you get an account you can select which part of the database you want to download. Please refrain from automatic crawling of the public website. Access will be blocked completely for excessive usage.

You can convert 10-digit ISBN numbers (ISBN-10) into ISBN-13 numbers. The ISBN-13 numbers are valid EAN codes and are located in "bookland" with the prefixes 978 and 979. Our ISBN-13 lookup automatically does the conversion and shows both versions.

You can submit barcodes that are missing in our database for free (Excel sheet).