QR Codes

QR Code Scanner

Scan a QR code with your camera, or drop in a photo or screenshot of one, and see exactly what it contains before you open it.

Links are shown in full with warnings for shortened, unencrypted, or look-alike addresses, so you can check before you tap.

Drop a QR code image here

Or paste a screenshot with Ctrl+V / ⌘V. Photos, screenshots, and HEIC all work.

Free, no signup. Codes are made and read on your device.

Why it helps

Why scan QR codes here

  • Works on a laptop, where there is no camera app to point at the code.

  • Shows where a code leads before anything opens.

  • Reads Wi-Fi, UPI, contact, and calendar codes into plain fields you can copy.

How to use it

How to scan a QR code online

  1. 1

    Press Use camera and point it at the code, or drop in an image.

  2. 2

    The code is read on your device in a moment.

  3. 3

    Copy what you need, or open it once you are happy with where it goes.

Quick tips

Scanning tips

  • Fill a good part of the frame with the code and hold steady.

  • Glare hides modules. Tilt the phone or screen slightly if nothing reads.

  • For a code in an email or chat, take a screenshot and paste it here.

FAQ

QR code scanner questions

Is the image uploaded?

No. Camera frames and images are read in your browser and never leave your device.

Why does my browser ask for the camera?

Browsers ask once per site before any page can use the camera. You can scan an image instead if you prefer not to allow it.

Can it tell me if a QR code is safe?

It shows the full destination and flags common tricks: shortened links, unencrypted http, raw IP addresses, look-alike domains, and hidden usernames. It cannot vouch for the website itself.

Open the main QR Code Generator & Scanner page

This page focuses on one search intent. The main tool page includes the broader product overview, related workflows, and full use cases.