Barcode Reader
Identify multiple linear or 2D barcodes in a picture or camera view, with exact symbology names and complete decoded values.
Scan Barcode Image
Drop, choose, or paste a PNG, JPG, WebP, or GIF image.
Drop a barcode image here
Choose a file or paste an image with Ctrl+V or Cmd+V
Choose ImagePNG, JPG, WebP or GIF · up to 25 MB
Your images and camera frames are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded.
How to use Barcode Reader
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Choose Upload Image for a file, drop or clipboard source, or select Use Camera for live scanning.
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Leave Barcode Type on Auto Detect, or narrow it to a known symbology when a busy image is difficult to decode.
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Provide a PNG, JPG, WebP or GIF, or start the selected camera and position the symbols clearly in view.
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Examine each separate result and its reported format, full decoded value and image location when reliable coordinates are available.
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Copy the value or use an explicit Open Link, Search Product or Search Book action when that action matches the result.
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Clear the image or camera results before starting a new scan session.
Frequently asked questions
About Barcode Reader
Warehouse labels, retail packaging and document barcodes often combine several symbols in a single photograph. Barcode Reader is designed around that reality: it can inspect an uploaded or pasted image for multiple detections, or sample a live camera continuously when physical labels are in front of you.
The tool reports the decoder's symbology instead of inferring a format from the apparent number of digits. It preserves complete values, overlays locations only when coordinate data is trustworthy and limits GS1 interpretation to boundaries it can parse without speculation.
Results can be copied as-is, while contextual actions assist with recognized web, product and book values. None of those actions run automatically. Image rasterization and camera decoding occur inside the browser, keeping the original visual source off a processing server.