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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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What is an ISBN barcode?

ISBN (International Standard Book Number) barcodes are EAN-13 barcodes with a 978 or 979 prefix encoding the book's unique identifier.

What is the difference between ISBN-10 and ISBN-13?

ISBN-10 is the legacy 10-digit format; ISBN-13 is the current standard using the 978/979 Bookland EAN prefix, required since January 2007.

Where do I get an ISBN for my book?

ISBNs are assigned by the national ISBN agency in your country. In the US, the agency is Bowker; in the UK, it is Nielsen.