GTIN-14 Generator
A GTIN-14 identifies a trade item at packaging level – a case, carton or pallet layer containing several consumer units. This generator builds it from the base GTIN-13, adds the packaging indicator and calculates the GS1 mod-10 check digit for you.
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Generate a single barcode
Direct input for a single code – live preview, download as PNG or SVG. Everything stays local.
13 or 14 digits – the check digit is added automatically for 13 digits.
ITF-14: wrong check digit – expected 8.
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How a GTIN-14 is built
- Digit 1 is the indicator: 1–8 for packaging levels, 9 for variable-measure items, 0 for a single consumer unit.
- Digits 2–13 are the GTIN-13 without its own check digit (company prefix plus item reference).
- Digit 14 is the mod-10 check digit, recalculated over the first 13 digits.
- A GTIN-14 is usually printed as an ITF-14 barcode, or inside GS1-128 with application identifier (01).
Create a GTIN-14 in three steps
- Enter your 13-digit GTIN-13 and pick the packaging indicator (for example 1 for the inner case, 2 for the outer case).
- The check digit is calculated automatically – the result is your 14-digit GTIN-14.
- Download the barcode as PNG or SVG, or use bulk mode to turn a whole CSV/XLSX article list into print-ready stickers.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I invent my own GTIN-14?
- No. The company prefix inside the GTIN must be assigned to you by GS1. This tool only builds the correct structure and check digit from a GTIN you already own.
- What is the difference between GTIN-14 and EAN-14?
- They are the same number. EAN-14 is the older name; GS1 calls it GTIN-14 today.
- Is my article list uploaded anywhere?
- No. Parsing, check-digit calculation and barcode rendering all happen inside your browser. No file leaves your device.
Standards and official sources
These links point to the official GS1 and ISO specifications this generator follows. They open in a new tab on the standards bodies' own websites.