Scan via camera or upload — with a one-click action for whatever it decodes to.
Point your camera at a QR code to scan it.
Nothing scanned yet — results will appear here.
Kravoy already has a full set of QR code generators for links, WiFi, contact cards, payments, and more — this tool is the reverse direction: point it at any QR code, anywhere, and read back exactly what it contains. Instead of just showing raw decoded text, it recognizes the content type and offers the action that actually matters for it — opening a link, copying a WiFi password, or saving a contact straight to your device.
No — this uses your browser's camera access directly. Click "Start camera," allow the permission prompt, and point it at a QR code. If you'd rather not use your camera, uploading a photo of the code works the same way.
No — decoding happens entirely in your browser using the camera feed locally. Nothing is uploaded to a server, and the camera stream stops the moment you leave the page or click "Stop camera."
The tool detects what kind of content it holds — a website link, WiFi credentials, a contact card, a UPI payment request, and more — and shows the matching action, like "Open link," "Copy password," or "Save contact," instead of just dumping raw text at you.
Make sure the QR code is in focus, well-lit, and takes up a reasonable portion of the frame — a very small, blurry, or heavily cropped code can fail to decode. Try a tighter crop around just the code itself.
