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Scanning QR code without installing App on Android Mobiles

    Hello friends, QR code is a machine readable bar code that contains information about the items like mobile number, web page URL, Wi Fi settings, mobile app installation URL etc. We see QR code have a lot of times every day on many places. QC code save out time and efforts to manually type such information in our devices.

    The problem is that  not all devices have built in camera support to scan the QR code so we need to install new application from play store to be able to read the QR code but I figure out a very nice way to scan a QR code without any additional support.

    An android deice have google search app installed by default and google photo search comes with the QR code reading capability by default and its going to be very handy to use this feature as the google search provides a search widget at Home screen of the android mobile or tablet.

How to scan QR code with google photo search:


1. Open your mobile and search for this google search widget on your home screen.



2. Click on the Photo search option (as shown in yellow circle).



3. Now you will see this screen on your mobile.



4. Point your camera to QR code.





4. Click on the information displaying over QR code and done.


Bonus Trick: The google lens also support the multiple QR code scane on single screen.

I hope this nice trick will save your time and effort next time.

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