ITF-14 Carton Barcodes
ITF-14 barcodes are 14-digit barcodes on the outer shipping cartons or delivery boxes containing your retail products. ITF-14 barcodes are sometimes referred to as Shipping Container Codes (SCC-14), Carton Codes, or GTIN-14 barcodes. Your retailer will scan the ITF-14 barcode on each shipping carton when it enters their warehouse. The ITF-14 barcode will indicate the number of units of your product in each shipping carton (e.g., 24 cans of baked beans). This information will then be recorded in its inventory management system or logistics system to track the stock in its warehouse. The ITF-14 barcodes are typically generated from the barcode number on the retail product’s packaging (the EAN-13 or UPC number). Up to 10 different ITF-14 barcodes can be generated from a single EAN-13 or UPC number.
If you need ITF-14 Barcodes, please order them below. Please enter your EAN-13 or UPC-A barcode numbers into the “enter your barcode number(s) here” box when you reach the Checkout Page. The ITF-14 Carton Code images will be automatically generated (based on your EAN-13 or UPC-A number) and emailed to you immediately.
Watch our short video to learn more about ITF-14 Carton Codes.
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ITF-14 Carton Barcode Images
INSTANT EMAIL DELIVERY: Your ITF-14 Carton Code images will be emailed to you in 3 formats (.pdf, .svg, .png) as soon as you’ve placed your order.
When you reach the checkout page, please enter your retail barcode number in the “Additional Information” section. This will be used to create your ITF-14 barcode (up to 10 ITF-14 Images can be created from each retail barcode number). Our system is automated – if you supply valid retail barcode numbers (EAN-13 or UPC-A) at the checkout page, our system will automatically create the ITF-14 barcodes and email them to you within a few minutes.
If you are purchasing a retail barcode at the same time as an ITF-14 barcode, in that case, type “n/a” into the ‘additional information’ section (our system will assign the retail barcode to you, and then use that barcode to create the ITF-14 carton code images).
NOTE 1: ITF-14 barcodes are intended for use on cartons for shipping purposes, not for retail sale. If your carton is being sold at the retail level, you should use an EAN-13 retail barcode on the carton.
Quantity Price per image (EGP)
1 320 2 272 each 3 224 each 4+ 160 each 10+ 96 each 20+ 64 each 50+ 32 each Add to cart
Which ITF-14 Carton Code goes with which barcode?
The easiest way to determine which carton code corresponds to an EAN is to examine your EAN numbers. Ignore the last digit (the 13th digit), as that is a checksum of all the other numbers. Look at the last three digits. You will see that they are the same on the EAN as the ITF—just the ITF has a ‘1’ at the front.
For example, EAN 0799439079083 has an ending checksum digit 3. Ignore this last digit; the barcode ends at 908. Its corresponding ITF would also end at 908 and then have a check digit added at the end. It has a “1” at the front, so it would be 1079943907908x (where x is the check digit), and in this case, the check digit is 0, so the final number is 10799439079080. Note that when our automation produces the barcode images, it includes the check digit in the image but excludes it from the file name – so, in this example, the images would be named 1079943907908.