AR / VR QR Code Scanner
Scan QR codes in a compatible camera-enabled browser, save recent scans on this device, and generate QR codes from HTTP or HTTPS website URLs. Camera frames, QR values, and generated URLs are processed locally without uploading them.
The interactive scanner and generator require JavaScript. The guide and answers below can be read without JavaScript.
Read the scanner and QR generator guideAR/VR QR Code Scanner is a free browser tool at arvrqr.com for scanning QR codes and generating QR codes from website URLs. Scanning and generation run locally in your browser.
You can also paste a link into Add a link for later to save it in Recent scans without using the camera.
Enter a complete HTTP or HTTPS website URL in the generator and select Generate QR. The QR preview appears beside the form on larger screens and below it on smaller screens. QR generation happens in your browser and does not require camera access.
AR/VR QR Code Scanner is a free browser tool at arvrqr.com for scanning QR codes and generating QR codes from website URLs. Scanning and generation run locally in your browser.
The scanner requires a browser that exposes camera access, a working camera, HTTPS, and camera permission. AR and VR headset support depends on the device and browser; not every headset browser exposes its cameras. Compatible phone and desktop browsers can also use the tools.
No. Camera frames, decoded QR values, and URLs entered into the QR generator are processed locally and are not uploaded. Up to eight recent scans stay in this device's local storage. A preference cookie remembers the bookmark reminder, and anonymous interaction analytics may be collected without those contents.
Yes. Enter a complete HTTP or HTTPS website URL in the generator and select Generate QR. The generator requires JavaScript, not camera permission, and creates a high-contrast QR code with a white border in your browser.
Up to eight recent scans are stored in this browser's local storage on this device, not in an account or a shared server database. Use Clear recent scans to remove them; clearing browser site data also removes them.
Open the site over HTTPS, allow camera permission, and check that another app is not using the camera. If your browser does not expose camera access, use a compatible browser or add a link manually. The URL-to-QR generator can still work without a camera.