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QR Code Reader

Drop or paste an image containing a QR code and the tool decodes it instantly. Handles QR codes from screenshots, photos, or saved images. The decoded text is displayed in the output — whether it's a URL, Wi-Fi credentials, a contact card (vCard), or plain text. All processing is local.

QR Code Reader — Read a QR code from a dropped or pasted image

What it does

  • Reads QR codes from dropped or pasted images
  • Decodes URLs, plain text, Wi-Fi credentials, vCards, and other QR formats
  • Works with screenshots, photos, and saved images
  • All processing is local — no uploads
  • Handles QR codes at various sizes and orientations

Use cases

  • Reading a QR code from a screenshot or photo
  • Decoding a 2FA enrollment QR code to extract the otpauth:// URI
  • Extracting a URL from a QR code in a printed document or sign
  • Verifying that a generated QR code encodes the correct data

How it works

1

Drop an image file onto the input area or paste an image from clipboard

2

The tool scans the image for QR code patterns

3

The decoded text content is displayed in the output

4

Copy the decoded text for use in another tool or application

Frequently asked questions

1Does it work with photos taken at an angle?

The QR decoder handles some perspective distortion, but for best results use a straight-on photo with good lighting. Screenshots work best because they're pixel-perfect with no distortion.

2Can it read multiple QR codes from one image?

The tool reads the first QR code it detects. If there are multiple QR codes in the image, crop the image to isolate the one you want to decode.

3What image formats does it support?

PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, and BMP. You can drop a file or paste an image directly from the clipboard (Cmd+V / Ctrl+V).

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