Efficiently decode multiple QR codes from images in bulk. Automatically extract text, URLs, and other data to streamline your workflow.
Batch Upload QR Code Images
Image (Supported formats: .jpeg, .jpg, .png, .webp)
Max 1 MB • Max 20 files
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When you need to quickly extract information from multiple QR codes in a single image or across multiple files, scanning them manually one by one is highly inefficient. This tool utilizes advanced QR code recognition algorithms to simultaneously decode multiple QR codes within a single image or process multiple images in bulk. It automatically extracts structured data such as encoded text, URLs, and contact information. A QR Code (Quick Response Code) is a two-dimensional barcode that stores information using a matrix of black and white modules, supporting various data formats including numeric, alphanumeric, and binary.
Q: What input formats are supported for QR code decoding?
We support common image formats such as JPG, PNG, GIF, and BMP. It is recommended that the image size does not exceed 20MB.
Q: Can blurry QR codes be successfully decoded?
The decoding success rate depends heavily on image quality. Severely blurred, damaged, or obstructed QR codes may not be recognized. We highly recommend using clear and complete images.
Please ensure that the uploaded QR code images are clear and complete, and avoid including sensitive personal information. We recommend keeping the total file size per batch under 20MB, as unstable network connections may affect the processing efficiency of large files.
For screenshots or documents containing multiple QR codes, we recommend optimizing the image contrast first to improve the recognition rate. Typical example: A conference group photo contains three QR codes—encoding a meeting materials link (https://example.com/materials), WiFi connection details (WIFI:T:WPA;S:MeetingNet;P:pass123;;), and a contact vCard (BEGIN:VCARD...), respectively. This tool can extract all of this information at once.
