Add the notice and the GARAN label to every eligible product, in 24 EU languages — no theme code.
Free EU guarantee tools
Scan a store's product copy for banned generic green claims, check one product for the guarantee notice and GARAN label, or reach for the tools beside it. Nothing is stored.
Up to 50 products · reads titles and descriptions · nothing is stored
0 products read
Where we found claim phrases
✓ No claims found 1 Claims to review
Findings only, matched against the UCPD Annex I rules on generic environmental claims — not a legal conclusion.
Have a Shopify store?
Install the app and this runs automatically on every page of your store.
What the check looks for
Paste a product page URL and see whether the guarantee notice and the GARAN label are found on the page.
Example: https://yourstore.com/products/item
What the check looks for
Checks on this page
Ready when you are Fix every finding automatically
Use the tool, then install the app to apply the fix across every product page. The app adds the notice and the GARAN label to every product page in 24 languages, and keeps them current when the rules change.
Up to 50 pages · looks for the notice and the GARAN label · nothing is stored
0 pages read
What the check looks for
What we found across the store
Counts are pages, not products. "Not seen" means the check could not confirm it in the page copy — a finding, not a legal conclusion.
Page by page
Green means the check passed on that page; red means it could not confirm it.
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Install the app and the notice and label are added to every eligible product automatically.
Three inputs — exactly the three elements Annex II lets you edit.
Everything runs in this browser. Your entries are never sent, stored or emailed — the page makes no request that contains them.
Free limit reached
You have generated 3 labels in this browser.
Generate unlimited labels on every product page automaticallyThe artwork is the untouched Annex II figure of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1960 (OJ L, 2.10.2025). Only the three elements the Regulation leaves editable are drawn over: the duration, the producer name and the model identifier.
One artwork serves every language: the label prints “producer guarantee in years” in all 24 EU languages at once.
© European Union, 2025, reproduced under Commission Decision 2011/833/EU on the reuse of Commission documents.
Read the regulation on EUR-LexThe duration in years, the producer name and the model identifier — the three elements Annex II to Regulation (EU) 2025/1960 leaves editable. Everything else is the figure of the Regulation, unchanged.
Free, no account: three labels per browser session. Everything is computed on this page, and no request ever carries what you typed.
All 24 at once. The artwork prints its fixed wording in all 24 EU languages inside a single image, so the page language only changes the text around the tool.
The page shows the free limit and offers the app, which puts the label on every product page automatically instead of one download at a time.
Answer the questions to see the result.
Physical goods, EU consumers, no free producer guarantee longer than two years.
Next: add the harmonised notice to your physical-goods product pages.
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Physical goods, EU consumers, and a free producer guarantee longer than two years.
Next: show the harmonised notice and the GARAN label on the covered products.
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Not physical goods, or not sold to EU consumers.
Next: nothing to add from this guide — keep selling the way you do now.
Install the app on ShopifyThis page only sorts your answers. It does not assess your store and is not legal advice.
Any store that sells physical goods to consumers in the EU needs the harmonised notice since 27 September 2026. That date is when Directive (EU) 2024/825 made the notice mandatory, and the wording is fixed by Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1960. This guide asks three questions — physical goods, EU consumers, producer guarantee longer than two years — and points to one of three outcomes: notice only, notice and GARAN label, or out of scope.
If you do not sell physical goods, or you do not sell to consumers in the EU, this guide puts your store out of scope. Those are the first two questions, and a no on either one ends the flow before the guarantee question is even asked. The out-of-scope card then shows the reason in one line. The page only sorts your answers — it never looks at your store and is not legal advice.
The notice is the harmonised text every covered store shows, while the GARAN label is a graphic you show per product. Both are fixed by Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1960: the notice comes from Annex I and the label from Annex II. The label is only in play when the producer gives a free commercial guarantee of durability longer than two years, so a store can need the notice without ever needing the label.
Your store must show the harmonised notice: since 27 September 2026 the notice is what a store selling physical goods to EU consumers is required to display. This page does not tell you what enforcement follows — it only sorts your three answers into notice only, notice and GARAN label, or out of scope, and it never assesses your shop. Treat the result as a starting point, not a legal opinion.
What the app does
The harmonised notice on the two-year legal guarantee appears on product pages and in the footer, in the shopper's language, before they buy.
Flag any product with a producer guarantee over two years and the official GARAN label appears next to the image with the right number of years.
The same directive bans vague words like 'eco-friendly'. The scanner reads your product copy and flags them before a competitor does.
The law, in plain words
Directive (EU) 2024/825, with the templates fixed in Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1960. It applies to every trader selling goods to consumers in the EU, whatever platform they use.
Consumers must see the EU notice about the two-year legal guarantee before they buy. Online, that means on the product page or clearly on the way to checkout.
If the producer offers a free durability guarantee longer than two years, the harmonised GARAN label must sit next to the product image and show the duration.
'Eco-friendly', 'climate neutral' or 'green' without proof become an unfair commercial practice from the same date.
Why this app
The regulation fixes the wording, colours and layout. We ship the Commission's artwork for every EU language and never alter it. What your customers see is exactly what the law prescribes.
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Most shops have a handful of products with a long producer guarantee. Set the years once, by product, collection or vendor, and the label follows the product everywhere.
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A warning letter arrives months after the deadline. Export a dated report showing when the notice went live, which products carry the label and what the scanner found.
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How it works
One click adds the notice to product pages and footer. Language follows your storefront automatically.
Set the guarantee duration per product, collection or in bulk. The label appears where the law wants it.
Run the green-claims check, add the notice to order emails, download the dated report.
Built the Shopify way
Meets Shopify's performance and design bar. Lives in your admin, feels native.
Notice and label render as a theme app extension. Nothing external loads on your store.
We store product flags and settings only. No customer data leaves your store.
If the Commission updates the artwork or a translation, your store updates with it.
The numbers
The obligation is EU-wide, applies to any trader selling goods to consumers, and enforcement is national: warning letters in Germany, fines elsewhere. The fix is small if you do it before the date.
Install free on Shopify →27 Sep
2026 deadline
24
EU languages included
2 min
typical setup
0
lines of theme code
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Everything the law asks for.
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FAQ
If you sell physical goods to consumers in any EU country, yes, regardless of where your business is based. Pure B2B shops, services and digital products are out of scope.
The notice is general: it reminds consumers of the two-year legal guarantee and must be visible before purchase for all goods. The GARAN label is per product and only applies when the producer offers a free durability guarantee longer than two years.
No. You only need the notice. The app lets you leave the label off entirely.
You can. You will need the official artwork in every language you sell in, a way to show the GARAN label only on the right products, and to keep it all updated. The app does that in two minutes and keeps a record.
All 24 official EU languages, using the Commission's own translations. The app shows the version matching the shopper's storefront language.
Enforcement is national. In Germany competitors and associations can send warning letters (Abmahnung); other member states have fines that can reach a percentage of turnover. This app helps you comply; it is not legal advice.
No. The notice and label are rendered as a theme app extension, with no external scripts on the storefront.
Yes. The notice, all languages and the GARAN label on up to five products are free forever.
Guides
The rules have been in force since 27 September 2026: every trader selling goods to EU consumers must show the harmonised legal guarantee notice. What the law requires, in a shop and online, and how to comply.
Read the guide → Sep 29, 2026What a GARAN label generator has to produce under Annex II of Reg. (EU) 2025/1960, how to build the label by hand with a metafield, and how the Capyo app generates it per product before 27 September 2026.
Read the guide → Sep 23, 2026Step by step: show the harmonised legal-guarantee notice and the GARAN label on Shopify before 27 September 2026 — by hand with a theme snippet and a metafield, or with an app, plus a warning-letter checklist.
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