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An ISBN barcode is an EAN-13 symbol whose thirteen digits open with the 978 or 979 prefix set aside for books, the notional Bookland country code. Since 2007 the International Standard Book Number itself has been thirteen digits, aligning identifier and barcode exactly and ending the earlier practice of converting a ten-digit ISBN before printing. The physical symbol is an ordinary EAN-13: a 0.264 mm X-dimension, a 22.85 mm bar height, a 1:1.5 aspect ratio, and quiet zones of eleven and seven modules. Publishers frequently pair it with an EAN-5 supplement carrying the suggested retail price. ISO Technical Committee 46 maintains the underlying standard. Because the symbol is structurally an EAN-13, retail scanners read it without modification, and the number functions as a GTIN-13 throughout the book supply chain.

The International Standard Book Number barcode is an EAN-13 with a 978 or 979 prefix that uniquely identifies books and book-like products worldwide. Since 2007, the 13-digit ISBN has fully aligned with EAN-13, simplifying supply chain integration for the global publishing industry.

ISBN (Bookland)

1D Linear
Type 1D Linear
Data Length 13 digits
Character Set 0-9
Year 2007

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よくある質問

ISBNバーコードとは何ですか?

ISBN(国際標準図書番号)バーコードは、書籍の固有識別子をエンコードする978または979プレフィックス付きのEAN-13バーコードです。

ISBN-10とISBN-13の違いは何ですか?

ISBN-10は従来の10桁形式です。ISBN-13は978/979 BooklandEANプレフィックスを使用する現在の標準で、2007年1月から必須となっています。

自分の本のISBNを取得するにはどうすればよいですか?

ISBNはお住まいの国の国別ISBN機関によって割り当てられます。米国ではBowker、英国ではNielsenが機関です。