Click, paste, or drag an image to scan barcode
Supports PNG, JPG, GIF, WebP
How to Scan a Barcode from an Image
- Click, paste, or drag an image containing a barcode
- The scanner automatically detects the barcode format
- Copy the decoded value or open the link if it's a URL
Supported Barcode Formats
This scanner supports a wide range of 1D barcode formats:
- Code 128 — General purpose, supports all ASCII characters
- EAN-13 / EAN-8 — Product barcodes used worldwide
- UPC-A / UPC-E — Retail barcodes in North America
- Code 39 — Common in automotive and logistics
- ITF-14 — Shipping containers and cartons
- Codabar — Libraries and blood banks
Why a Barcode Might Not Scan
- Low resolution — The barcode is too small or blurry
- Poor contrast — Bars and spaces are not clearly distinguishable
- Damage or distortion — The barcode is scratched, torn, or warped
- Wrong format — The barcode type is not supported
Try cropping the image to focus on the barcode area, or use a higher resolution image.
Frequently Asked Questions
What barcode formats are supported?
This scanner supports Code128, EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC-A, UPC-E,
Code39, ITF-14, and more. It automatically detects the barcode format during
scanning.
Why isn't my barcode scanning?
Ensure the barcode is clearly visible, well-lit, and not
blurry. The image should have good contrast between the bars and background. Try
cropping to focus on just the barcode area.
Is my image data sent to a server?
No. Most tools process data directly in your browser. Some
features may require server processing — see Privacy Policy.