Multiple pages supported
Scan up to 50 PDF pages in one pass and see which page contains each result.

QR Tools
Scan and extract QR codes from PDF files online for free.
Your PDF is processed locally in your browser and is not uploaded to our server.
How it works
Select a PDF from your phone, tablet, or computer. The document stays on your device.
The scanner renders each page and checks it for readable QR codes.
Review the decoded value, content type, and PDF page. Copy the result or open a verified web link.
Private and practical
Scan up to 50 PDF pages in one pass and see which page contains each result.
Extract several readable QR codes from one page or across a multi-page PDF without scanning them individually.
Scanning happens locally in your browser. DevsLoad does not send the selected PDF to its server.
Supported QR content
The scanner returns the complete decoded value and labels common QR formats so the result is easier to understand.
Read HTTP and HTTPS URLs, email addresses, phone numbers, SMS actions, and vCard or MeCard contact information.
Recognize Wi-Fi network credentials and common payment payloads such as UPI payment requests while preserving the original encoded value.
Extract plain text, reference numbers, document IDs, verification strings, and other text stored inside a QR code.
Choose or drop the PDF and scanning starts automatically. The decoded QR data and page number appear after every page is checked.
No. The PDF is read and scanned locally by your browser, so it is not uploaded to the DevsLoad server.
Yes. It can return QR codes found across multiple pages and can detect multiple separated QR codes on one page.
A QR code may be too small, blurry, cropped, distorted, low contrast, or covered by other content. A clearer source PDF usually improves detection.
The scanner shows the exact decoded value and identifies common formats such as URLs, email addresses, phone numbers, text messages, Wi-Fi credentials, and contact cards.
It can decode supported payment payloads such as UPI requests and label them as payment data. Always verify the recipient and amount in a trusted payment app before paying.