QR code scanner from image
FavoriteQR code scanner from image reads a photo or screenshot in your browser. Upload the picture, see the link or text, and copy it. Free. The file stays on your device.
Drop a photo of a QR or choose a file
JPG, PNG, WebP
How it works
- 1
Enter your data
Text, a link, or settings — right on this page.
- 2
Instant result
Everything runs on your device. We do not get a copy.
- 3
Copy or save
Use it right away.
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Fast
You get the result in a second. No waiting in a line.
Private
Browser tools stay on your device. Uploaded files are processed and discarded with the response.
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How to use a QR code scanner from image
A QR code scanner from image turns a photo or screenshot into the link or text inside the code. You do not need a live camera.
Drop a clear picture. Copy the result. The scan runs in your browser, so the file stays on your device.
Use a QR code scanner from image for slides, chats, and emails where the code is already on screen.
Good for
- Screenshots
- Slide photos
- Chat images
- Email attachments
Tips
- Crop to the full code
- Keep the image sharp
- Avoid heavy blur
- Leave a white margin if you can
Common questions
How does a QR code scanner from image work?
You upload a photo or screenshot that shows a QR code. The page reads the code in your browser and shows the link or text inside.
Is this QR code scanner from image free?
Yes. Upload an image and read the payload with no account needed.
Does the QR code scanner from image upload my photo?
No. Decoding runs in your browser. The image does not leave your device.
Can a QR code scanner from image read a screenshot?
Yes. Screenshots and phone photos both work when the code is sharp and fully visible.
QR code scanner from image vs a phone camera?
Use this page when the code is already in a file. Use your phone camera when you can point at a printed code.