Free online QR code decoder: on desktop, upload an image or paste a screenshot; on mobile, scan with the camera. Read URLs, WiFi and text—handy for turning a code into a link or checking what it contains.
Drop or upload a QR image
JPG, PNG, WebP and more. You can also paste a screenshot on this page.
Tip: press Ctrl/⌘ + V after taking a screenshot
Choose imageCamera frames are decoded locally and never uploaded. Allow camera access when prompted.
On a computer, upload an image or paste a screenshot. On a phone, start the camera to preview here.
Need to turn a poster or screenshot into a link, or check WiFi and text in a code? On a computer, upload an image or paste a screenshot. On a phone, you can scan with the camera. Decoding stays in your browser, with no signup.
Blurry, inverted or tiny codes get multiple automatic retry passes. URLs, WiFi, email, phone and SMS are shown as structured fields, with light caution tips for suspicious links. Images never leave your device.
On a computer, upload an image or paste a screenshot. Camera scan is available on phones.
Images and camera frames stay on your device—better for private links and guest WiFi codes.
Auto-detect URL, WiFi and more, with one-click copy and gentle link-safety hints.
QR decoding (QR recognition / scan-to-decode) reads content from an image or camera—URLs, WiFi, text, and more. Use it to turn a QR into a link, verify content, or debug scans. Upload screenshots on desktop or scan with the camera on mobile—no signup required.
Blur, glare, tight cropping, or a tiny code are common causes. Use a clearer original, keep quiet-zone margins, or enlarge first; the tool also tries invert and upscale automatically.
Yes. Standard WIFI: payloads are split into network name, password, and encryption for easy checking.
Some WeChat codes only work inside WeChat; a normal browser may jump to a download page. That’s a platform limit, not a decode failure.
Browsers with native multi-code detection list as many results as possible; otherwise crop a single code and upload again.
This page is better for reading from images/screenshots and copying links on a computer; mobile browsers can also scan with the camera.
Don’t open unknown links casually. The tool may flag suspicious URLs, but you still decide.