Scan and read barcodes online for free using your camera, an uploaded image, or a pasted barcode. Decode barcode content instantly in your browser.
Online Barcode and QR Code Scanner is a free browser-based tool that reads barcode and QR code content from your device camera, an uploaded image, or a pasted image.
Yes. You can scan barcodes and QR codes online for free without creating an account, downloading an app, or installing software.
Yes. Allow camera access when prompted, point your device at a clear barcode or QR code, and the scanner will try to read it directly in your browser. On supported phones, the rear camera may be used for easier scanning.
Yes. Upload an image containing a barcode or QR code and the scanner will attempt to decode it directly in your browser.
Yes. In supported browsers, copy an image containing a barcode or QR code, then paste it into the scanner to decode it.
Supported formats may include EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC-A, UPC-E, Code 128, Code 39, ITF, Codabar, QR Code, and other formats supported by your browser and scanning technology.
Yes. The tool can scan supported 2D codes, including QR codes. Support for other 2D barcode formats can vary depending on your browser, device, and the image quality.
Make sure the code is fully visible, in focus, well lit, and not affected by glare, reflections, shadows, blur, or damage. For camera scans, hold the device steady and allow the camera to focus.
Camera permission is needed only when you choose to scan with your device camera. If you do not allow it, you can still upload or paste an image containing the barcode or QR code.
The scanner reads the number or text stored in a barcode. Most product barcodes do not contain a product name or price, so product information depends on a separate store or product database.
Yes. After a barcode or QR code is detected, use the Copy button to copy the decoded result to your clipboard.
Yes. Barcode Scanner Online works on supported smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop browsers. Camera availability can vary by device and browser.
No. Barcode and QR code images are processed directly in your browser and are not uploaded or stored on a server by this tool.