Choose an image
Select an image file that contains a QR code.
Choose an image of a QR code to check whether it can be decoded, and see its basic technical details. Processing happens locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded, and no account is required.
Choose an image file that contains a QR code.
Choose an image to check.
QR Code Check is different from the QR Scanner: the Scanner is for reading and using the content of a QR code. This tool is for examining the code itself. Right now it checks whether an image can be decoded at all and shows a few basic technical details. Further technical checks are planned for a future update.
Select an image file that contains a QR code.
See whether the code could be decoded, along with its version and module count.
The fourwww QR Scanner is for reading and using the content of a QR code. QR Code Check is for examining whether a QR code can be decoded, with further technical checks planned for a future update.
It is the number of modules (the small squares) on each side of the QR code, based on its version. Higher versions hold more data but need a larger printed size to stay easy to scan.
No. A successful decode here is a good sign the code is fundamentally readable, but printing, lighting and camera conditions can still affect real-world scanning. More detailed technical checks are planned for a future update.