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Scan an Aztec code (tickets & boarding passes)

Aztec codes have a bullseye in the centre and are widely used on rail and airline mobile tickets because they read well from phone screens.

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Reads
  • QR Code & Micro QR
  • Data Matrix
  • PDF417
  • Aztec
  • EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC-A, UPC-E
  • Code 39, Code 93, Code 128, ITF, Codabar
Step by step

How to do it

  1. Screenshot or photograph the ticket

    Brighten the phone screen if you are scanning from another device.

  2. Read the data

    The ticket's encoded text appears in the results.

FAQ

Questions people ask

Why do tickets use Aztec instead of QR?

Aztec needs no white border (quiet zone) and reads reliably from screens, which suits mobile tickets.

Can I scan my boarding pass here?

Yes, whether it uses Aztec or PDF417.

Is the QRScanner.in scanner free?

Yes. Scanning, generating, styling and tracking are all free on QRScanner.in, with no sign-up needed to scan.

Are my scans private?

Yes. Codes are decoded inside your browser. Images and camera video are never uploaded or stored.

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