This app allows you to read and write NFC tags, scan and create QR codes, digitize documents, and capture 3D models. It offers advanced NFC tools like encryption and batch operations, alongside a versatile QR code scanner and document scanner with OCR.
Summarized from real user reviews of NFC.cool Tools Tag Reader. Based on 6.7K reviews and a 4.5/5 average, it highlights the 7 positives and 6 negatives reviewers mention most about this Utilities app.
6.18.0
August 28, 2026
- NEW: Digital Product Passport - read a product's materials, environmental impact, compliance and recycling details from an NFC tag, or create your own and write it to a tag - NEW: NTAG 424 DNA - store a secret in the tag's vault, check tamper status, set per-file access rights, and configure Random UID - Smaller download size - Fixed QR code widgets appearing blank on iPad - Bug fixes and stability improvements Having trouble with the app? We're here to help! Get in touch through social media or in the app.
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$6.99
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Read your passport or ID card's NFC chip.
Aug 14, 2026 — Sep 14, 2026
Manage secure, encrypted NTAG 424 DNA tags.
Aug 9, 2026 — Sep 9, 2026
4 issues
Unable to read certain NFC tags
App freezes during NFC operations
5 requests
Add ability to clear/erase NFC tags
Integrate with Shortcuts app
You can read NFC tags to access web links, Wi-Fi credentials, business cards, and more. You can also write custom messages to NFC tags, such as opening apps, triggering shortcuts, or connecting to services like WhatsApp and Spotify.
The app supports scanning over 25 barcode types, including QR, Aztec, and DataMatrix. You can also create custom QR codes for over 25 message types, including payments, social media profiles, and calendar events. You can customize their appearance with colors, logos, and Genmoji.
The app is free to download and use with basic functionalities. However, it offers in-app purchases for advanced features and content, and may also display advertisements.
The 3D object and room scanning features require an iPhone with a LiDAR sensor. This includes models such as the iPhone 12 Pro and newer devices. These features allow for photogrammetry-based 3D model creation and LiDAR-based room scanning for floor plans.
Yes, the app supports automation and integration. You can use iOS Shortcuts to launch scans or write tags via Siri. Widgets allow for quick launching of scanning from your home screen or lock screen. Auto-Actions can automatically open links or trigger text-to-speech when scanning tags.
