An IMEI is 15 digits long: the first 14 identify the device, and the last digit is a check digit. This tool validates both format and check digit.
Try these examples: 352066060926230, 490154203237518.
IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) is a unique 15‑digit code assigned to every mobile phone. The first 14 digits contain device information (brand, model, etc.), and the last digit is a check digit calculated using the Luhn algorithm. With an IMEI, you can check a device’s authenticity, warranty status, or even whether it has been reported stolen – for example, an iPhone IMEI like 352066060926230.
Just three steps to quickly see if your IMEI number is valid:
You can click on the example numbers to try it out. If you enter an invalid number (e.g., wrong length or incorrect check digit), the tool will give you a clear error message.
This IMEI Checker is completely free, no registration required – ideal for phone buyers, second‑hand traders, and repair shops.
This tool checks whether the IMEI structure and check digit are mathematically correct. A “valid” result means the number is properly formed. However, to confirm if the phone is authentic or not stolen, you should additionally query official databases (e.g., GSMA or the brand’s own website).
Possible reasons: the length is not exactly 15 digits, it contains non‑numeric characters, or the check digit does not match the Luhn calculation. Double‑check your input, or try one of the sample numbers to ensure the tool is working correctly.
This page is designed for single IMEI checks. For bulk needs, feel free to contact us.
IMEI is used for GSM/WCDMA/LTE devices and is 15 digits long. MEID is for CDMA devices and is a 14‑digit hexadecimal number. This tool only supports standard IMEI.
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If you have other questions or find any issues, please reach out via the contact information at the bottom of the site. Thanks for using our IMEI Checker!