Scan many QR codes into a spreadsheet

No. They're read one at a time in your browser and never leave your device, which keeps large batches private and quick.

Up to 500 per batch, each up to 50 MB. For more, download the CSV, then start another batch. Phones handle large batches too, just more slowly.

One row per code, with the image's file name, the code's number within that image, its format, what kind of content it is (link, WiFi, contact, text…), and its exact text. Images without a readable code get a row saying so, so nothing goes missing.

Yes. The file is UTF-8 with a marker Excel recognises, so accents and other alphabets show correctly. Cells that start with =, +, - or @ get an apostrophe in front, so a code's content can never run as a spreadsheet formula.

Yes, up to 16 per image, each on its own row. That's handy for photos of shelves, sheets of labels, or ticket stacks.

The code may be blurred, too small, cut off, or missing its white border. Check that image in Scan from image, which outlines what it finds, or take a closer photo.