Extract QR Data

The tool detects eleven content types: web URLs (with protocol, hostname, path, query parameters, and hash), WiFi network credentials (SSID, encryption type, password, hidden network status), vCard contacts (name, organization, title, phone numbers, emails, address, website), email addresses (recipient, subject, body), phone numbers, UPI payment requests (payee ID, name, amount, transaction note, merchant code), calendar events (event title, start date, end date, location, description), cryptocurrency payment addresses (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Solana, and Monero with optional amount and label), geo location coordinates (latitude, longitude, Google Maps link), SMS messages (phone number and message body), and plain text as a fallback for unrecognized or uncategorized content.

The tool supports PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, and BMP image formats. These cover all common screenshot formats, digital camera photos, downloaded images, and scanned documents.

Yes, images up to 20 MB are supported. Very large images are automatically scaled down before QR analysis to ensure fast decoding while maintaining detection accuracy for QR codes of any size.

No. Everything runs entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript. When you select an image, it is read locally using the FileReader API and processed in memory. No image data, decoded content, or any other information is ever uploaded to any server or transmitted over the network. Your privacy is fully protected.

Unlike basic QR code readers that display only the raw decoded text, structured extraction analyzes the content to determine its type and breaks it down into individual labeled fields. For example, a WiFi QR code shows separate fields for SSID, encryption type, and password instead of a single raw string. This makes the information much easier to read, understand, and use.

The jsQR library includes built-in error correction that can handle minor damage, low print quality, and moderate blur. The tool also retries decoding with inverted colors as a fallback for stylized or negative QR codes. However, severely damaged, heavily distorted, extremely blurry, or poorly lit images may not decode successfully.

Yes. A "Copy Raw Data" button copies the complete decoded text to your clipboard. If the content is a URL, you can also open it directly in a new browser tab. Each field in the structured card can also be individually selected and copied.

When the decoded content is a web URL starting with http or https, an "Open URL" button appears. Clicking it opens the link in a new browser tab using a secure noopener,noreferrer connection for safe browsing.

Yes. The "Share" button uses your device's native share sheet (available on supported browsers and operating systems) to share the raw decoded content via messaging apps, email, social media, or any other installed sharing destination.

The tool recognizes Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Solana, and Monero payment addresses. When a QR code contains one of these cryptocurrency URIs, the address is extracted along with optional parameters such as the payment amount and label when present in the encoded data.

Yes. QR codes containing iCalendar (ICS) data with a VCALENDAR and VEVENT component are parsed to extract the event summary or title, start date and time, end date and time, location, and description when these fields are present in the encoded data.

vCard contact data is broken down into individual fields: full name, structured name, organization, job title, phone numbers (all types), email addresses (all types), physical address, and website URL. Each field is shown on its own row with a clear label.

The tool extracts the encryption type from WiFi QR codes, which can include WPA2, WPA, WEP, or "nopass" for open networks. The SSID, password, and hidden network status are all displayed as separate fields for easy network configuration.

The tool processes a single image at a time. If your image contains multiple QR codes, only the first successfully decoded code is shown. For batch processing of multiple images, use the Batch QR Decoder tool.

Yes, the tool is completely free with no usage limits, no sign-ups or registration required, and no advertisements. All QR code processing happens locally in your browser, so you can extract data from as many QR code images as you like without any restrictions.