QR Reader (Camera)
Scan QR codes using your device camera directly in the browser.
The camera feed is processed locally without AI analysis or server-side handling, allowing you to read QR content quickly and privately.
If camera access is unavailable, you can upload an image containing a QR code
and decode it locally in the same way. Scanned results are displayed instantly
and can be copied with a single click, without saving any history or data.
All scanning and decoding operations are performed entirely on your device.
No images, camera streams, or decoded contents are uploaded to any server, making this tool suitable for secure and privacy-conscious use.
If the camera isn’t available, upload an image that contains a QR code to scan it locally.
Start the camera to begin scanning.
How to use & features
- Select the camera option and grant permission, then point the lens at the QR code.
- If the camera is unavailable, upload an image file that contains the QR code.
- The decoded text appears below and can be copied for use in other apps.
- All processing happens locally with no network requests during scanning.
Sample input & output
Read a QR code
Input
Upload a QR image that encodes "Hello from DevToolKits"
Output
Decoded text: Hello from DevToolKits
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to allow camera access?
Does it work offline?
What if multiple codes appear?
Common use cases
Decoding QR codes from images
Upload screenshots or attachments to reveal the contents and vet destinations safely.
Digitizing printed materials
Scan QR codes from photos and copy the URLs to share with teammates instantly.
Reproducing bug reports
Test problematic QR images to isolate issues like contrast or sizing before filing fixes.
Notes & limitations
Work stays in your browser
Inputs and outputs remain local. Closing the tab or clearing cache will remove any temporary state.
Validate critical data
Results are helper outputs—double-check them before sending to production systems or sharing externally.
Large payloads depend on your device
Very large text or files can feel slow in some browsers. Use a desktop environment for heavy workloads.