If you’re planning to sell on Amazon or in retail stores, it’s best to get your barcodes directly from GS1—the global standard.
- Visit gs1.org and click “Get Your Barcodes.”
- Select your country, then choose a barcode option.
- If you only need a few barcodes, a single GTIN option works.
- If you plan to launch multiple products, the company prefix option is more cost-effective.
- Click to add your barcode option to the cart.
- Enter your brand name. This should include the brand, product type, variation, and net content. Avoid using marketing-style copy.
- Add to cart, continue as a new customer, and complete your order.
- After checkout, sign in and access GS1 Data Hub.
- Go to the Product section, and you’ll find your GTIN-12—also known as your UPC barcode—at the bottom.
Always use authentic GS1 barcodes to avoid listing issues or retail rejections.
If you’re planning to sell on Amazon or in retail stores, it’s best to get your barcodes directly from GS1—the global standard.
- Visit gs1.org and click “Get Your Barcodes.”
- Select your country, then choose a barcode option.
- If you only need a few barcodes, a single GTIN option works.
- If you plan to launch multiple products, the company prefix option is more cost-effective.
- Click to add your barcode option to the cart.
- Enter your brand name. This should include the brand, product type, variation, and net content. Avoid using marketing-style copy.
- Add to cart, continue as a new customer, and complete your order.
- After checkout, sign in and access GS1 Data Hub.
- Go to the Product section, and you’ll find your GTIN-12—also known as your UPC barcode—at the bottom.
Always use authentic GS1 barcodes to avoid listing issues or retail rejections.
