Read the barcode from a picture, and make a QR from a link.
Have a photo of a pack, or a screenshot from a supplier's message, and want the number under the barcode? Choose the picture and the tool reads every barcode and QR code in it, shows the number and type, says whether it is a link or a valid product barcode, and lets you copy it in one tap. On the other side, type the link to your page or menu and get a QR code for it to download as PNG or SVG. Reading happens inside your browser and the picture is not uploaded anywhere.
The picture is read inside your browser and is not uploaded anywhere.
A QR code from a link
Getting a good read
A close, sharp picture with the whole barcode in it, no glare and no blur. A slightly tilted barcode reads fine; one cut off at either end does not. If the tool finds nothing, move closer and take the photo again.
What the tool says about the number
It shows the type of code, such as EAN-13, Code 128 or QR. For an EAN-13 it checks the check digit and tells you it is a valid product barcode. That tells you the number was read correctly, not which product it is; to look up a product name, use the barcode scanner.
Common questions
Is my picture uploaded to a server?
No. The picture is read inside your browser, and the decoder is loaded from this site. Your picture is not sent to anyone.
Which codes can it read?
EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC-A, UPC-E, Code 128, Code 39 and QR. It can read more than one code in a single picture.
It did not read my picture. What now?
Try a sharper, closer or larger picture. If the barcode is in front of you, the camera scanner may succeed where a picture fails.