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Find a product's EAN code from its URL

Paste the product page link: the barcode shows up, ready to copy.

Free, no account. Works with brand, supplier and online store listings.

The barcode will show up here

  1. 1

    Paste the product URL

    Use a public listing from the brand, supplier, a marketplace or another e-commerce site.

  2. 2

    Refect reads the barcode

    The tool locates the EAN / GTIN code in the page's structured data and text, so you don't have to look for it by hand.

  3. 3

    Copy and reuse the EAN

    Grab the code for your catalog imports, Google Merchant Center, marketplaces or tool-to-tool syncing.

Hundreds of products without barcodes?

For one product, this tool is enough. For a whole catalog, Refect finds and fills the missing EANs on your listings, then syncs them with your store.

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Frequently asked questions

What is an EAN code?

The EAN (European Article Number) is the 13-digit barcode that uniquely identifies a product. It's also called a GTIN. It's used for checkout scanning, imports and marketplaces.

How do I find a product's EAN code?

The most reliable way is to read the barcode on the packaging. Online, paste the URL of the product's official listing into this tool: it extracts the EAN found in the page data.

Are EAN and GTIN the same thing?

In everyday use, yes. GTIN is the general term; EAN refers to the 13-digit format most common in Europe.

Does the tool work on every page?

It works when the page exposes the EAN in its content or structured data. Official brand or supplier listings give the best results.