PhotoScan: QR & Barcode Reader
QR & Barcode Reader
About
This app allows you to scan QR codes and barcodes directly from images in your photo library, eliminating the need for a live camera. It supports batch scanning, a wide variety of barcode types, and automatically detects and processes data from your saved photos.
What's New in PhotoScan
1.0
December 22, 2025
Developer apps
FAQ
How does PhotoScan scan codes without a camera?
PhotoScan is designed to read barcodes and QR codes directly from images stored in your device's photo library. You select an image, and the app analyzes it to detect and decode any codes present, rather than requiring live camera input.
Can PhotoScan scan multiple codes at once?
Yes, PhotoScan supports batch scanning, allowing you to process up to 20 images simultaneously. This feature is particularly useful for tasks like inventory management or when dealing with multiple codes in a collection of images.
What types of barcodes does PhotoScan support?
PhotoScan supports a wide array of barcode types, including QR Code, EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC-A, UPC-E, Code 128, Code 39, Code 93, ITF, Data Matrix, Aztec, and PDF417, among others.
Does PhotoScan have ads?
Based on the provided data, PhotoScan is ad-free. This means you can use all its features without interruptions from advertisements.
How is my data handled by PhotoScan?
PhotoScan prioritizes user privacy by processing all images and scan data locally on your device. Your photos and scanned information never leave your phone, ensuring your data remains secure.
Can I export my scanned codes from PhotoScan?
Yes, PhotoScan offers easy export options for your scan history. You can export your scanned codes to CSV, JSON, or plain text formats, and share individual codes with a single tap.
What devices is PhotoScan available on?
PhotoScan is available for iPhone and iPad devices, making it accessible to a broad range of Apple users.
How often is PhotoScan updated?
PhotoScan was last updated on December 22, 2025, with version 1.0. While this is the initial release date provided, future updates will likely occur to introduce new features and improvements.