QR Code Scanner from Camera - Online Live Decode in Browser
Scan QR codes using your device camera. Decodes text, URLs, and Wi‑Fi credentials directly in the browser. No data sent to server.
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getUserMedia: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge (desktop & mobile). Safari may require HTTPS. Ensure your device has a camera.Scan QR codes using your device camera. Decodes text, URLs, and Wi‑Fi credentials directly in the browser. No data sent to server.
Upload an image containing a QR code and decode its content. Works offline using JavaScript QR decoder. No camera needed.
Scan QR codes using your device camera or by uploading an image. Instant decoding of URLs, texts, and more. No data sent to server, pure browser processing.
Open your camera and scan barcodes or QR codes in real time. Uses ZXing JS. No data sent anywhere.
Generate a QR code from any text, URL, or contact details. Save as PNG, SVG, or copy to clipboard. All local.
Generate a Wi‑Fi QR code with full options: WPA3, hidden network, and EAP. Download as SVG. All local.
Create a QR code that lets people connect to your Wi‑Fi without typing a password. Just scan and join. Secure local.
Encode images to the modern AVIF format with lossless or lossy compression. See the quality/size trade‑off. Local WASM.
Hide a secret message within an image by modifying LSB of pixels. Also decode. Pure canvas manipulation, local only. Fun privacy tool.
Upload an animated GIF and download every single frame as a separate PNG image. See frame delays and total count. Entirely local.
Paste Morse code (dots and dashes) and translate it back to plain English text. Supports standard timing. Local.
Create a trippy slit‑scan effect from any image. Simulates the famous photographic technique. Adjust direction and width.
Animate text that looks like it's being decoded or scrambled before settling on the final word. Copy the JS snippet.
Drag a slider to compare your original image with a compressed version (e.g., WebP). See the quality difference and file size savings.
Record a short audio or video snippet and get a shareable link (stored locally in browser, no server). For quick feedback.
Paste an ASCII‑armored PGP message and view its packet structure. See the encrypted/plaintext blocks without decrypting.
Morse characters flash on screen; you must tap them correctly on a single button. Points for accuracy and speed. Learn Morse in a fun way.
Turn any photo into a mosaic of colored blocks or pixel art. Choose block size and palette. Download as PNG. Pure canvas.
Adjust ISO, f‑stop, shutter speed and see a simulated image brightness and depth of field effect. Learn manual mode.
Extract text from images using basic OCR technology. Works best with clear, printed fonts. Completely local, images never leave your browser for privacy.
Simulate a full‑page screenshot by stitching screen captures (limited). Works best on simple pages. Use browser’s native capture.
Decode SMD resistor markings (3-digit, 4-digit, EIA-96) to resistance value. Enter code and get ohms instantly. Handy for PCB repair.
Convert any image into a raw binary array of RGBA values. For use in embedded systems or game development. Copy as Uint8Array.
Paste text with mixed Arabic/Hebrew and English. See the Unicode bidi class of each character and ordering. i18n debugger.
Drag a slider over two images to see the differences instantly. Perfect for showcasing retouches or compression effects.
Paste two texts, compute the diff, and render the result as a highlighted image. Easier to share changes visually.
Type a UPC or EAN number and see how a laser scanner would identify it, plus check digit validation.
Convert any photo into a stark 1‑bit black‑and‑white image (no grays). Adjust threshold. Save as PNG.
Convert text into binary digits and decode binary back to readable text. Handy for education and computer science. All conversions performed locally in your browser.
Analyze letter/symbol frequency with an interactive bar chart and heatmap. Useful for breaking simple ciphers, linguistics, and SEO keyword analysis. Local processing.