Free ASIN Database & Amazon Product Lookup
The free ASIN database for Amazon product research. Paste any 10-character ASIN (e.g. B0FBHH5BRM) and instantly retrieve the product title, brand, product type, description, image, and the matching EAN / GTIN-13. Multi-marketplace fallback. No signup.
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Free preview: 3 lookups per day. Sign up for unlimited access and the full API.
Simple to use
Paste an ASIN
Drop in any Amazon ASIN — 10 alphanumeric characters, e.g. B0FBHH5BRM. The tool auto-detects the format and queries the ASIN database.
Choose a language
Pick the language for product title and description. The same ASIN can return localized listings depending on the marketplace it was sourced from.
Get the result
See product title, brand, type, description, image, and the matching EAN/GTIN. Copy any field to clipboard or feed straight into your catalog or repricer tooling.
What you get
- Look up any Amazon ASIN — 10 alphanumeric characters
- Returns product title, brand, product type, and description
- Maps the ASIN to its underlying EAN / GTIN-13 when one exists
- Multi-language results: English, Dutch, German, French, Italian, Spanish
- Auto-fallback across Amazon marketplaces when the primary region misses
- Image URL included in the response
- Free — 3 lookups per day per IP, no signup required
- Works for consumer goods, books (ISBN-as-ASIN), private-label, and FBA listings
- Bulk lookup via API with CSV export and webhook callbacks
What is an ASIN? (and how it differs from EAN / GTIN)
An ASIN — Amazon Standard Identification Number — is Amazon's internal product identifier. Every product listed on any Amazon marketplace gets exactly one ASIN per region. Unlike EAN/GTIN (a globally unique GS1 standard), ASINs are Amazon-only, regional, and can change if a listing is split or merged. That regional nature is why a single physical product can have a US ASIN, a German ASIN, and a UK ASIN that all point back to the same global EAN.
- ASIN — 10-character alphanumeric (typically B0...). Issued by Amazon. Not standardized by GS1 and not interchangeable across marketplaces.
- EAN-13 / GTIN-13 — 13-digit GS1 barcode. Globally unique per physical product. Required by bol.com, MediaMarkt, Coolblue, Google Shopping, and most non-Amazon marketplaces.
- Books — Amazon stores the ISBN-10 as the ASIN. Convert to ISBN-13 by prepending '978' and recomputing the GS1 check digit.
- ASIN has no checksum — validation only checks 'looks like 10 alphanumeric chars'. EAN/GTIN have a mod-10 check digit that catches typos.
- One physical product = one EAN, but potentially many ASINs (one per Amazon marketplace).
ASIN database vs EAN database — and why you may need both
An ASIN database resolves Amazon-internal identifiers to product metadata. An EAN database does the same for GS1 barcodes. Most catalog teams need both, because Amazon listings reference ASINs while every other marketplace (and your own ERP) references EAN/GTIN. Our endpoint returns both identifiers in a single call — paste an ASIN here and you get the product detail plus the EAN it maps to, ready to feed into bol.com, Google Shopping, or your PIM.
- Paste an ASIN → get product detail + matched EAN (this page).
- Paste an EAN → get product detail + matched ASIN (the GTIN Database tool).
- Both endpoints share the same backend, so the metadata is identical regardless of input direction.
- Latency: typical 1–4 seconds per lookup. Bulk API supports 50–100 lookups/sec on Advanced plans.
- Cross-marketplace: when an ASIN doesn't resolve in one region, the API surfaces the upstream error so you know whether to retry on a different marketplace.
Common use cases for ASIN lookup
ASIN lookup is daily work across e-commerce, brand protection, and marketplace operations. The single-query tool on this page is free and rate-limited; for catalog-scale automation, the API removes the limit and adds webhook callbacks.
- Cross-marketplace listing — you have an Amazon listing (ASIN) and need the EAN to relist on bol.com, Coolblue, Kaufland, MediaMarkt, or Google Shopping.
- Catalog enrichment — supplier feeds with only ASINs need title, brand, image, and product type before they can be ingested into your PIM.
- Repricer integration — joining Amazon competitor data (ASIN-keyed) with your internal SKU table (EAN-keyed) requires an ASIN ↔ EAN bridge.
- MAP monitoring — when a price violation is detected on Amazon, you need the EAN to confirm it's the same product family across other retailers.
- Brand protection — verifying that a third-party seller's ASIN matches the brand's registered EAN catalog.
- Customer service — quickly looking up what product an Amazon customer is asking about from an ASIN in their order history.
Why the same product has different ASINs across countries
Amazon issues ASINs per marketplace, not per physical SKU. An identical LEGO set will have one ASIN on amazon.com, a different ASIN on amazon.de, and yet another on amazon.co.uk — even though the EAN-13 printed on the box is the same worldwide. This is the #1 reason brands and sellers use an ASIN-EAN bridge: to find the correct regional ASIN when expanding cross-border, or to roll up multi-region listings to a single canonical product.
- Amazon US (amazon.com) — ASINs typically start with B0 (e.g. B0FBHH5BRM). Books inherit ISBN-10.
- Amazon UK (amazon.co.uk) — same B0/B00 prefix convention; region-specific ASIN even for imported EU products.
- Amazon Germany (amazon.de) — ASINs often differ from amazon.com for identical products due to seller-of-record differences.
- Amazon France, Italy, Spain (.fr / .it / .es) — share infrastructure with .de but each marketplace issues its own ASIN per listing.
- Amazon Netherlands (amazon.nl) — newer marketplace; catalog coverage is thinner so cross-region fallback matters most here.
- Amazon Japan (amazon.co.jp) — uses JAN-13 (identical to EAN-13) but assigns separate ASINs.
Bulk ASIN lookup via API
For catalog-scale ASIN resolution, the ShoppingScraper API exposes the same backend with no rate limit and full batch support. Typical integrations: nightly Amazon catalog sync, repricer backfills, MAP monitoring, and ASIN-to-EAN bridging for cross-marketplace listing. Returns the same normalized schema as this free tool — title, brand, product type, description, image, EAN, language.
- REST endpoint accepts ASIN or EAN with a single parameter — auto-detected server-side.
- Language parameter maps to en, nl, de, fr, it, or es — localized titles per call.
- Throughput: 50–100 lookups per second on the Advanced plan.
- Webhook callbacks for large async batches — no need to hold persistent HTTP connections.
- Single call replaces three (ASIN lookup + brand resolve + EAN bridge).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an ASIN?+
ASIN stands for Amazon Standard Identification Number. It's a 10-character alphanumeric code Amazon assigns to every product listed on any of its marketplaces. Unlike EAN/GTIN, ASINs are Amazon-internal — they're not standardized across retailers and the same physical product can have different ASINs on amazon.com, amazon.de, and amazon.co.uk.
What is an ASIN database?+
An ASIN database maps Amazon ASINs to product metadata (title, brand, product type, description, image) and to the underlying global identifier (EAN/GTIN-13). Catalog teams use it to enrich Amazon-keyed data with information needed for non-Amazon channels like bol.com, Google Shopping, or their internal PIM.
Can I look up an ASIN for free?+
Yes — paste any 10-character ASIN above and you'll get the product title, brand, type, description, and matching EAN. The first 3 lookups per day per IP are free, no signup. For bulk and unlimited use, the same endpoint is available via the API.
Does this tool return the EAN/GTIN for an ASIN?+
Yes, when one exists. The endpoint resolves the ASIN to its underlying EAN/GTIN-13 by walking Amazon's marketplace catalog. If no marketplace lists the product with a registered EAN (common for private-label or Amazon Basics SKUs), the tool reports that explicitly so you don't waste time hunting for a code that doesn't exist.
Why does the same product have different ASINs in different countries?+
Amazon issues ASINs per marketplace, not per physical product. The EAN on the box is the same worldwide, but each Amazon region creates its own listing — often with a different seller of record — and stamps a region-specific ASIN. That's why cross-border catalog work needs an ASIN-EAN bridge.
What if my ASIN doesn't resolve to an EAN?+
Some ASINs simply don't have a registered EAN — typical for private-label brands, Amazon Basics, and newly listed FBA SKUs. In those cases the tool surfaces the upstream error message so you can decide whether to retry on a different marketplace, contact the brand for the EAN, or fall back to internal SKU mapping.
How does the auto-detection work?+
The tool inspects what you paste. 10 alphanumeric characters with at least one letter is treated as an ASIN. 8/12/13/14 digits is treated as an EAN/GTIN/UPC — for those, use the GTIN Database tool instead. Anything else triggers a clear error message.
What languages are supported?+
Six languages: English, Dutch, German, French, Italian, and Spanish. Pick the language for product title and description in the dropdown next to the input. Same ASIN can return localized titles depending on which marketplace's listing was used as source.
Does this tool work for books?+
Yes. Amazon stores the ISBN-10 as the ASIN for books, so paste the 10-digit ISBN-10 directly (it is the ASIN). For books with only an ISBN-13, use the GTIN Database tool instead — ISBN-13 is a valid GTIN-13.
Is there a bulk API?+
Yes. The REST endpoint supports any ASIN or EAN, all six languages, and throughput of 50–100 lookups per second on the Advanced plan. Webhook callbacks are available for large async catalog syncs.
Is this tool really free?+
Yes — 3 free lookups per day per IP, no signup. For unlimited lookups and batch ASIN-to-EAN bridging, create a free ShoppingScraper account. The paid API includes the same endpoint with no rate limit, webhook callbacks, and full marketplace fallback.
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