QR Code Image Reader

The QR Code Reader decodes a QR code from a picture you already have — a screenshot, a saved photo, or an export — and shows you exactly what it contains before you act on it.

Drop in an image and the code is decoded locally using your browser's built-in BarcodeDetector, then interpreted into a friendly result: a clickable link, an email address, a phone number, Wi-Fi credentials, map coordinates or plain text.

Reading a QR from an image (rather than pointing a camera at it) is exactly what you want when the code arrived digitally, or when you would rather inspect a link than blindly open it.

Because everything happens on your device, the image is never uploaded and the decoded contents are never logged — a real privacy benefit when the payload might be a login link, a wallet address or personal contact details.

Structured payloads like Wi-Fi and geo are broken out into labelled fields, and any value can be copied with one click.

It works offline once loaded.

Note that decoding relies on the browser's native detector, which is available in Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Edge) on desktop and Android.