Scan UPC, EAN, and ISBN barcodes online directly from your browser to identify products. Instantly search prices on Google and Amazon from any device.
Align the barcode within the frame to detect product details.
Scan a product barcode to view the code numbers and search online.
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Turn your web browser into a professional 1D barcode reader. No external hardware or apps required.
Select "Live Camera" to use your webcam. Ensure the barcode is well-lit and not reflective.
Center the vertical lines (UPC, EAN, or ISBN) inside the frame. Our auto-focus engine detects the pattern instantly.
Once decoded, click the search buttons to find the product on Google or Amazon to check prices or reviews.
Whether you are a student scanning textbooks, a retailer checking inventory, or a shopper comparing prices, our barcode scanner detects the format automatically.
Full support for UPC-A (North America) and EAN-13 (Europe/Global) codes found on almost every consumer product.
Instantly recognizes ISBN-10 and ISBN-13 barcodes on books, magazines, and academic journals.
Decode shipping labels and inventory tags using Code 128, Code 39, and ITF standards.
Common questions about product codes, formats, and troubleshooting.
UPC-A (Universal Product Code) is the standard 12-digit format used primarily in the United States and Canada. EAN-13 (European Article Number) is the 13-digit standard used globally. Our scanner automatically detects and reads both formats instantly.
If the camera isn't detecting the code, try these tips:
Yes. By scanning the ISBN barcode on the back of a book, you can instantly search for that specific edition on Google or Amazon to compare prices, check resale value, or read reviews.
Absolutely. Switch to the "Image Upload" tab at the top of the scanner. You can then select any image file (JPG, PNG) from your device gallery containing a barcode, and our tool will decode it instantly.
No. Your scanning history is stored locally in your browser's temporary memory for your convenience. We do not track, store, or sell data about the products you scan.