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Free DPP Generator for EU ESPR Compliance

Create ESPR-compliant Digital Product Passports with QR codes, JSON-LD data, and public verification pages. The simplest DPP generator for SMEs.

Free forever for up to 3 products. No credit card required.

Digital Product Passport example with QR code and sustainability data

What is a DPP Generator?

A DPP generator is a tool that creates EU-compliant Digital Product Passports for physical products. Required by the ESPR regulation (2024/1781), it captures product data — materials, carbon footprint, repairability score — and generates a QR code linking to a public passport page. Our free DPP generator covers all ESPR sectors: batteries (deadline February 2027), textiles (mid-2027), and electronics (2028).

ESPR Delegated Acts Timeline & Compliance Deadlines

Batteries & Accumulators

292 days left

February 2027

Active

Textiles & Footwear

442 days left

July 2027

Upcoming

Electronics & ICT

626 days left

January 2028

Planned

Furniture

778 days left

June 2028

Planned

Construction Products

992 days left

January 2029

Planned

Create a Digital Product Passport in 4 Steps

No technical knowledge required. Get compliant in minutes, not months.

1

Enter Product Data

Fill in your product details: name, manufacturer, sector, and sustainability metrics.

2

Auto-Generate Passport

DPP-Tool creates an ESPR-compliant passport with all required data fields.

3

Get QR Code & Links

Download your GS1 Digital Link QR code and share the public passport URL.

4

Stay Compliant

Update your passport anytime. Track versions and maintain audit trails.

Everything You Need for DPP Compliance

ESPR-Ready Templates

Pre-built data structures for batteries, textiles, electronics, furniture, and construction.

QR Code Generation

GS1 Digital Link compatible QR codes for every product passport.

Instant Compliance

JSON-LD structured data ready for EU verification systems.

Built for SMEs

No enterprise contracts. Start free, scale as you grow.

ESPR Delegated Acts: What Manufacturers Must Know

The ESPR framework (Regulation 2024/1781) empowers the European Commission to adopt delegated acts — secondary legislation that defines the specific DPP requirements for each product category. These acts set out exactly which data fields must appear in a Digital Product Passport, how QR codes must be formatted, and what information must be publicly accessible.

Confirmed ESPR Delegated Acts Timeline

Product Category Status & DPP Deadline
Batteries & Accumulators Delegated act adopted — DPP mandatory from February 2027
Textiles & Apparel Delegated act expected Q1 2025 — DPP mandatory from mid-2027
Electronics & ICT Equipment Delegated act expected 2025 — DPP mandatory from 2028
Furniture & Wood Products Delegated act expected 2026 — DPP mandatory from 2028–2029
Construction Products Delegated act expected 2026–2027 — DPP mandatory by 2030

Timelines are indicative and subject to change as the European Commission finalises each delegated act. Our DPP generator is updated automatically whenever new acts are published.

Track Your Compliance Deadline

DPP Compliance Resources

Everything you need to prepare for the EU Digital Product Passport mandate.

DPP Compliance Checker

Assess your readiness across 8 dimensions — from unique identifiers to supply chain data collection. Know exactly where your gaps are before your sector deadline.

Check your readiness →

Battery Passport Guide

The first mandatory DPP — February 2027 for industrial and EV batteries. CO2 footprint requirements, recycled content thresholds, and full implementation roadmap.

Read the guide →

DPP by Country

Country-by-country enforcement guide for the EU and UK — Germany, France, Netherlands, Sweden, Italy, Poland. Know who enforces DPP rules and how aggressively.

See country guide →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Digital Product Passport (DPP)?

A Digital Product Passport is a structured digital dataset that provides information about a product's origin, composition, repair and dismantling options, and end-of-life handling. It's required by the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) 2024/1781.

When do I need a DPP?

Batteries must have a DPP by February 2027. Textiles follow in mid-2027, electronics in 2028, and all other product categories by 2030. Starting early gives you time to prepare.

Is DPP-Tool really free?

Yes! The free plan lets you create passports for up to 3 products with QR codes and public pages. Paid plans add batch import, API access, and more capacity.

What data do I need to provide?

At minimum: product name, manufacturer, and ESPR sector. For full compliance, add carbon footprint, recycled content, energy class, repairability score, and material composition.

Can I import products in bulk?

Yes, the Pro plan and above include CSV batch import. Download our template, fill in your products, and upload — passports are generated automatically.

Is my data secure?

Absolutely. We use HTTPS encryption, bcrypt password hashing, CSRF protection, and store data on EU-based servers. We never share your data with third parties.

Which industries are affected by DPP requirements?

The EU ESPR regulation affects batteries, textiles, electronics, furniture, construction materials, chemicals, and packaging as priority sectors. Eventually all physical products sold in the EU market will require a Digital Product Passport, covering over 30 product categories.

How does a DPP generator work?

A DPP generator lets you input product data (materials, origin, carbon footprint, repairability), then creates a structured digital passport with a unique identifier and QR code. The passport is hosted on a public URL accessible to consumers, recyclers and regulators.

What are the penalties for non-compliance with DPP?

EU member states set their own penalties for ESPR non-compliance, but they must be effective, proportionate and dissuasive. Products without a valid DPP can be banned from the EU market. Fines vary by country and can reach millions of euros for systematic violations.

What are ESPR delegated acts and how do they affect the DPP timeline?

ESPR delegated acts are binding secondary legislation adopted by the European Commission under Regulation 2024/1781. Each delegated act sets the specific Digital Product Passport requirements for a given product category — the data fields to include, QR code format, and public access rules. The battery delegated act is already in force (DPP mandatory from February 2027). Delegated acts for textiles, electronics, and furniture are expected between 2025 and 2026, with mandatory DPP dates following 18–24 months after each act's adoption.

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