đą Barcode & UPC Scanner - Free Online Tool
Scan product barcodes (1D) directly from your webcam or upload images. Choose between automatic continuous scanning or manual frame capture. Supports Code128, EAN, UPC, Code39, Codabar and more. 100% private, runs entirely in your browser.
Barcode & UPC Scanner
Scan product barcodes (1D) directly from your webcam or upload an image. 100% private, runs entirely in your browser.
Use your device camera to scan barcodes in real-time
Fully Private
No data sent to any server. All scanning happens locally.
Flexible Modes
Automatic or manual scanning with full control over each scan.
Omni-Directional
Reads barcodes in any orientation, anywhere in the frame.
How It Works
Real-Time Barcode Detection with Quagga.js
This tool uses Quagga.js, a powerful JavaScript library based on the ZXing barcode scanning engine. Quagga provides excellent browser support across all modern devices without requiring special APIs.
Two Scanning Modes:
- Automatic Mode: Continuously scans the camera feed for real-time detection. Perfect for high-volume scanning and inventory tracking.
- Manual Mode: Press the "Capture Frame" button to scan one barcode at a time. Offers more control and precision.
Omni-Directional Reading: Barcode orientation doesn't matter. The full-frame scanning area detects barcodes in any orientation, anywhere within the camera view. Upload images to extract barcode data from existing photos or screenshots.
Privacy Guarantee: All processing happens locally in your browser. Your camera feed and uploaded images are never sent to any server, and no data is stored beyond your current session.
Supported Formats
| Format | Type | Common Use |
|---|---|---|
| Code128 | 1D | Shipping, logistics |
| Code39 | 1D | Industrial, healthcare |
| EAN-13 | 1D | Products (Europe) |
| EAN-8 | 1D | Compact products |
| UPC-A | 1D | Products (USA/Canada) |
| UPC-E | 1D | Compact UPC |
| Codabar | 1D | Libraries, blood banks, FedEx |
| Interleaved 2 of 5 | 1D | Warehouse, distribution |
Tips for Best Results
- Good Lighting: Ensure the barcode is well-lit. Natural light works best.
- Focus: Keep the barcode steady and centered in the camera view.
- Distance: Position the barcode about 6-12 inches from the camera.
- Angle: Try different angles if the barcode isn't detected immediately.
- Clean Barcode: Avoid scanning damaged or obscured barcodes.
- Camera Permission: Make sure your browser has camera access enabled.
- Upload Mode: If live scanning isn't working, try the Upload tab to scan from an existing image.
Browser Compatibility
Privacy & Security
â 100% Private: All scanning happens locally in your browser. No data is sent to any server.
â No Storage: Results are only kept in your browser's memory. Close the tab and data is gone.
â Camera Control: You have full control over camera access and can revoke it anytime.
â No Tracking: We don't track, log, or analyze your scans in any way.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Manual Mode: Requires you to press the "Capture Frame" button for each scan. Useful when you want more control and precision, or to scan specific barcodes one at a time.