SCREENCODE BROWSER EXTENSIONS

One private reader. Four favorite browsers.

Read a QR code already visible in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari. Drag around the code, review the result, and keep every pixel on your device.

CHOOSE YOUR BROWSER

ScreenCode is live for Chrome and Firefox.

Install ScreenCode from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Browser Add-ons now. Edge and Safari are still awaiting approval from their browser stores.

Available

Chrome Web Store

Google Chrome

Select and read a code without leaving the page you are viewing.

Chrome on desktopAdd to Chrome
Submitted

Microsoft Edge Add-ons

Microsoft Edge

The same private ScreenCode reader, fitted for Microsoft Edge.

Edge on desktopStore link coming soon
Available

Firefox Browser Add-ons

Mozilla Firefox

Draw a box around a visible code and review the result locally.

Firefox on desktopAdd to Firefox
Submitted

Mac App Store

Apple Safari

A native Mac app containing the ScreenCode extension for Safari.

Safari for macOSStore link coming soon

SEE IT IN ACTION

From click to decoded in seconds.

Watch ScreenCode select and read a QR code already visible in Safari. Chrome, Edge, and Firefox use the same three-step flow.

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QUICK ANSWER

Can you scan a QR code already on your screen?

Yes. The ScreenCode extension lets you drag a box around a QR code or barcode visible in the current browser tab. It reads the selected pixels locally and shows you what the code contains before opening, copying, or downloading anything.

Scan an image now

HOW IT WORKS

Click. Select. Decide.

01 / CLICK

Ask ScreenCode to scan

Click the extension and choose Select a QR code. Temporary page access begins only after that action.

02 / SELECT

Draw around the code

Drag the red selection box around the complete visible code, including a little clear space on every side.

03 / REVIEW

Approve the next step

ScreenCode identifies the content and waits. Nothing opens, downloads, or launches until you explicitly choose it.

ONE SHARED READER

Useful answers, not a wall of raw text.

The website and every browser extension use the same ScreenCode reader and payload engine. A contact card gets contact actions. A calendar code gets an event review. A suspicious website gets a warning.

Read the extension privacy policy
  • Websites
  • vCards
  • 2FA setup
  • Passkeys
  • Wi-Fi
  • Calendars
  • Email
  • Phone
  • Locations
  • Payments
  • Barcodes
  • Plain text

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

Your screen never becomes our business.

ScreenCode freezes the visible tab before showing the selection tool, then displays that frozen image inside a private closed interface. The background copy of the full visible-tab capture is deleted as soon as the review page retrieves it, or within 60 seconds if the scan is abandoned. The selector and reader clear their images after use, and the crop is cleared after decoding. Screenshots, decoded values, and sensitive fields are never uploaded, logged, or saved.

Browser extension questions

Can a browser extension scan a QR code already on my screen?

Yes. ScreenCode lets you draw a rectangle around a QR code or barcode visible in the active browser tab. It captures that selected area, reads it locally, and presents a review screen before any action is taken.

Which browsers support the ScreenCode extension?

ScreenCode is available now from the Chrome Web Store and Firefox Browser Add-ons. Extensions for Microsoft Edge and Safari on macOS have been submitted to their respective browser stores and will be linked here after approval.

Does ScreenCode upload screenshots or decoded QR code data?

No. The visible-tab capture, selected pixels, decoded value, and payload classification remain on your device. ScreenCode does not upload or store extension scans.

Can ScreenCode read 2FA, passkey, contact, and Wi-Fi QR codes?

Yes. ScreenCode recognizes authenticator setup codes, passkey requests, vCards, Wi-Fi credentials, calendar events, websites, email and phone actions, payments, product barcodes, and plain text. Sensitive values stay concealed until you choose what to do.

Does the Safari extension work on iPhone or iPad?

The first Safari extension release is for macOS. On iPhone and iPad, use the ScreenCode website to scan a screenshot or saved image locally in the browser.

Add ScreenCode to your phone's Home Screen

Extension availability last updated September 4, 2026. Store-review timing is controlled by Google, Microsoft, Mozilla, and Apple.