QR & Barcode Scanner

Powerful and advanced scanner app for Android

🚀 Faste & Powerful QR & Barcode Scanner for Android – Plus Coin, Food & Document Scanning!
Scan QR codes, barcodes, coins, banknotes, food labels, and documents—all in one FREE app! Whether you're shopping, collecting currency, tracking nutrition, or digitizing paperwork, QR & Barcode Scanner does it all with lightning speed.
🔥 Why This Scanner Stands Out:
✔ All-in-One Scanning – QR codes, barcodes, coins, banknotes, food labels, and documents in a single app!
✔ Coin & Currency Recognition – Identify rare coins and banknotes for collectors. Never miss a valuable find!
✔ Food Scanner for Healthier Choices – Scan food barcodes to see nutrition grades, allergens, and ingredients instantly.
✔ Document to PDF Scanner – Turn receipts, notes, or contracts into searchable PDFs with one scan.
✔ Privacy-First – Only needs camera access. No unnecessary permissions!
✔ Smart Scanner – Auto-zoom, flashlight for dark scans, and scan history.
✔ Perfect for shopping - Scan product barcodes to compare prices on Amazon, eBay, Walmart, BestBuy, Costco, Macy's and Target.
📌 Key Features You’ll Love:
✅ QR & Barcode Scanner – Supports all formats (QR, Data Matrix, UPC, EAN, Code 39, etc.).
✅ Coin & Banknote Identifier – Perfect for collectors and travelers.
✅ Food Health Scanner – Check nutritional info, additives, and health ratings before buying.
✅ Document Scanner – Convert paper to PDFs—ideal for receipts, notes, and contracts.
✅ QR Code Generator – Create and share Wi-Fi, contact, and URL QR codes in seconds.
📋 What You Can Scan:
🔹 QR Codes – URLs, Wi-Fi, contacts, events, locations.
🔹 Barcodes – EAN, UPC, ISBN, Code 128, PDF417, and more.
🔹 Coins & Banknotes – Identify currency from around the world.
🔹 Food Labels – Get nutrition facts, allergens, and nutri-score.
🔹 Documents – Scan and save as PDFs for easy storage and sharing.
📲 Download Now – The Only Scanner You’ll Ever Need!
Free, lightweight, and packed with features for Android 8.0+. Why settle for just QR scanning when you can do so much more?