Immediate
Use every v1 tool without an account, workspace or onboarding flow.
Product identification & connected product toolkit
Validate product identifiers, build GS1 Digital Links, generate 2D codes and prepare product data for the physical-to-digital world.
10 focused utilities
Start with a product identifier, then validate, structure and encode it without sending the value to our servers.
Learn the standards
Build a precise foundation for GTIN formats, Application Identifiers and GS1 Digital Link before applying them in a tool.
Learn what a GTIN identifies, how GTIN-8, GTIN-12, GTIN-13 and GTIN-14 differ, and what a valid check digit does—and does not—prove.
Read guide →GTIN fundamentalsUnderstand UPC versus GTIN, including the UPC-A and GTIN-12 relationship, identifier and barcode terminology, and 14-digit representation.
Read guide →GTIN fundamentalsLearn the GS1 modulo-10 GTIN check digit method with alternating weights, a verified GTIN-13 example and a quick way to check your result.
Read guide →Connected product dataLearn how GS1 Digital Link expresses identifiers and attributes in web URIs, how QR codes carry them, and why syntax is not resolver conformance.
Read guide →A practical data path
Check length, characters and check digits before data moves downstream.
Organize identifiers and attributes with GS1 Application Identifiers.
Express product identity and qualifying data in a GS1 Digital Link URI.
Generate a QR code locally for testing and implementation workflows.
Why ProductPassKit
Use every v1 tool without an account, workspace or onboarding flow.
Core processing happens locally in your browser. Raw identifiers are excluded from analytics.
Syntax validity is separated from ownership, resolver and print-quality claims.
The toolkit connects today’s product identifiers to future Digital Product Passport workflows.
Digital Product Passport direction
ProductPassKit is being built to bridge reliable product identifiers, web-resolvable links and 2D data carriers with future Digital Product Passport workflows. The current tools support that foundation; they do not claim DPP compliance or certification.