Extractor
Upload the asset. Review every QR found.
Extractor
Upload the asset. Review every QR found.
The extraction tool is now a direct two-step workflow built for images and PDFs.
Step 1
Upload an image or PDF
PDF pages and image files are processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded by this static tool.
No file selected
Step 2
Review extracted QR results.
The full result list stays in the panel beside this workflow, with copy, crop, safety, rebuild, and export actions.
One upload can reveal one QR or many.
When scanning completes, continue here and work from the extracted results panel without losing the source context.
Step 2
Extracted QR results
Upload an asset to search for readable QR codes.
Detected QR codes will appear here
Each result can be copied, sent to the Safety Lab, rebuilt, or downloaded as a cropped QR image.
Flyers & posters
PDF brochures
Screenshots & labels
Why Extractor?
Built for QR codes trapped inside real-world files.
Scan full marketing assets
Pull QR codes from flyers, posters, product sheets, screenshots, menus, and other images without manually cropping first.
Process PDFs page by page
Review brochures, tickets, handouts, and multi-page documents while keeping each QR linked to its page number.
Continue the workflow
Send any extracted payload to the Safety Lab, rebuild it as a clean QR, or export a CSV summary for your records.
FAQ
Quick answers about QR extraction.
Does StaticQR upload my image or PDF?
No. Files are read and processed in your browser by this static website. StaticQR does not store your uploaded image or PDF.
Can it find more than one QR code?
Yes. Extractor is designed to detect multiple readable QR codes inside one image or across multiple PDF pages.
What does it do after finding a QR code?
It crops the QR region, decodes the payload, labels common content types, and gives you copy, URL, VirusTotal handoff, Safety Lab, Rebuilder, crop download, and CSV export actions where relevant.
Will it always find every QR code?
No. Very tiny, blurry, heavily distorted, obstructed, or low-contrast QR codes may still fail to decode. A clearer source file improves detection.
Extraction tips
Find QR codes inside screenshots, PDFs, flyers, menus, and documents.
Extractor is built for moments when the QR is buried inside a larger design. Upload the file, locate the QR, decode the content, then copy or rebuild it if needed.
Upload fileLocate QRDecode contentCopy or rebuild