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QR Barcode Scanner & Inventory

Official Android appFree

QR Barcode Scanner & Inventory

Scan QR codes and barcodes, count stock and export to Excel.

  • All QR and barcode formats
  • Inventory count to Excel
  • Link safety check
Get it on Google Play (opens Google Play in a new tab)

How to Scan a QR Code from a Screenshot or Photo on Android

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  1. Scan a code from your gallery
  2. Codes QRGold can read
  3. Scanning with the camera is hard?

Someone sent you a QR code as a picture, or you have a screenshot? You don’t need a second phone to scan it.

  1. Open QRGold.
  2. On the scanner screen tap Pick an image.
  3. Choose the screenshot or photo with the QR code or barcode.
  4. The result appears at once: open the link, join the Wi-Fi, save the contact or copy the text.

Codes QRGold can read

QR Code, Data Matrix, Aztec, PDF417, EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC-A, UPC-E, Code 128, Code 39, Code 93, Codabar and ITF. It also reads inverted codes (a light code on a dark background).

Scanning with the camera is hard?

  • Use the flashlight, or let the automatic light turn on in the dark.
  • Pinch to zoom for small or far-away codes.
  • Hold the phone steady about 15–30 cm away.

Be careful with QR codes from strangers: check the link before you open it. QRGold shows the result first, so you decide.

Every scan is saved in History, where you can search it later.

Get QR Barcode Scanner & Inventory (QRGold) on Google Play