1. Drag and drop an image containing a QR code onto the drop zone.
2. Alternatively, click the drop zone to browse for a file, or paste an image from your clipboard.
3. The QR code is decoded automatically and the extracted text or URL appears below.
4. If the result is a URL, click it to open in a new tab, or use 'Copy text' to copy the raw content.

• Check where a QR code on a poster, flyer, or product package actually links to before scanning it with your phone.
• Extract the text or URL from a QR code in a screenshot without needing a phone camera.
• Verify a QR code you generated actually encodes the correct content before printing it.
• Decode a QR code from a photo taken at an angle or in low light where a phone scanner struggles.
• Inspect a suspicious QR code's destination safely before visiting the link.

The image is decoded entirely in your browser using a locally loaded decoding library. It is never uploaded to a server.

• Decoding accuracy depends on image quality — blurry, low-resolution, or heavily angled photos may fail to decode.
• Only detects a single QR code per image; if multiple codes are present, only one result is returned.
• Does not scan QR codes from a live camera feed — it only decodes from an already-captured image file.