Scan a QR code

No. Codes are read in your browser. Camera frames and images never leave your device, and nothing you scan is sent anywhere.

So you can check it first. Some codes lead to fake login or payment pages. You see the full address, with warnings for things like shortened links or addresses that aren't secure, and open it only if you choose.

Yes. Choose the image, drop it on the page, or copy it and paste it here. Several codes in one image are all read.

Yes. Scan a WiFi code, such as the one Android shows under "Share" in WiFi settings, and select Show password.

Links, WiFi networks, contacts, calendar events, email, phone, text message and WhatsApp codes, places, and payment codes (SEPA bank transfers, Swiss QR-bills, Pix, UPI, and Bitcoin). Anything else is shown as text you can copy.

Yes. Scan it and you see who it pays, the account, the amount, and the reference, with a warning if check digits don't match. We can't check that the account exists or who it belongs to, so compare the details with whoever you're paying first.

Your browser needs your permission, and only one app can use the camera at a time. Check the camera permission in the address bar or in your phone's settings, and close other apps using the camera. You can always choose an image instead.

Your last 20 results are kept in this browser only, so you can find them again. Select Clear history to remove them.