WizzyTools

Scan a QR code online for free

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Upload or paste a QR code image to instantly decode its content.

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How it works

  1. 1

    Drop an image with a QR code, choose a file, or paste a screenshot.

  2. 2

    Wait a moment for it to decode.

  3. 3

    Read the content and check any link before opening it.

  4. 4

    Copy the text or open the link.

About the QR Code Scanner

Not every QR code is in front of a phone camera. Some arrive as screenshots, email attachments or images on a website. This scanner reads a QR code from an image file or from your clipboard, decodes it in your browser, and shows you exactly what it contains before you open anything, which is also a safe way to check where a suspicious code leads.

What you can do

  • Drop or choose an image that contains a QR code.
  • Paste a screenshot directly from your clipboard with Ctrl+V or Cmd+V.
  • Read the decoded text in full and copy it with one click.
  • Open the link from the result when the code holds a web address.

When it works best

  • Reading a code on your own screen, such as a two-factor setup code or a ticket in an email.
  • Checking what a QR code on a parking meter or flyer really points to before visiting it.
  • Pulling the Wi-Fi details or contact card out of a code someone sent you as a picture.

Things to know

  • Decoding is done in the browser, so screenshots containing private codes are not uploaded.
  • It reads image files only; there is no live camera mode.
  • Only one code is read per image. Crop busy pictures with Crop Image so the code fills most of the frame.
  • Blurry, tiny or heavily stylised codes may not decode. Barcodes other than QR, such as EAN or Code 128, are not supported.

Frequently asked questions

No, it reads image files and pasted screenshots only.

Take a screenshot and paste it with Ctrl+V or Cmd+V.

It may be blurry, tiny or heavily styled. Crop the image so the code fills most of it and try again.

No, only QR codes. EAN, Code 128 and other barcodes are not supported, and one code is read per image.