Miniscan reads every code in view at once. Point it at a sheet of labels, a parcel or a screen full of codes, and each one gets its own outline and coloured label. Tap the one you want, or open Code Workspace to select several, compare them, and copy or export just those. When you rebuild a code, Miniscan keeps its exact type. An Aztec stays Aztec and a Data Matrix stays Data Matrix, across 13 formats. It never quietly turns your code into a QR code. EVERY CODE AT ONCE Each confirmed code keeps its colour in History: the same content and type always get the same colour, so repeats are easy to spot. Choose images from Photos or Files, drop them onto Miniscan on iPad, or use Scan with Miniscan in another app's Share sheet. Recognition runs on your device, and an image with several codes opens straight into Code Workspace. THE EXACT TYPE, EVERY TIME Choose another type yourself when you need one. If it can't hold the content, Miniscan explains why instead of changing the code. Native GS1 Aztec, Code 128, Data Matrix and QR preserve FNC1 and field separators. Binary results can be copied as exact uppercase hex. Create exact text, a web address, a Wi-Fi network code or a contact card using focused templates. Choose from 13 writable formats: Aztec, Codabar, Code 39, Code 93, Code 128, Data Matrix, EAN-8, EAN-13, ITF, PDF417, QR Code, UPC-A and UPC-E. Share the generated code as a PNG, name it or save it to Favourites. UNDERSTAND BEFORE OPENING Recognised Wi-Fi, contact, email, phone, message, location, calendar, web and common GS1 content appears as readable fields. Code Passport shows format, source, encoding and byte evidence, GS1 status, supported retail check digits and raw hex when available. Offline link review highlights HTTP, inferred addresses, IP and local-network destinations, lookalike domains, unusual ports, trackers and embedded redirects. Review them before choosing Open; known trackers can be removed without changing the saved result. Embedded credentials and bidirectional formatting are blocked from opening. Review never contacts the destination. KEEP THE USEFUL ONES Name a code, save it to Favourites and find it quickly. Search names, content, format or web host, or show only favourites. See scan dates, sources and repeat counts. Favourites stay saved as new scans arrive. Export all history or the current filter as JSON, including available raw hex, names, formats, timestamps and counts. Delete one code or clear the archive whenever you choose. A LITTLE CLOSER WITH WIDGETS Quick Scan widgets open the camera from your Home Screen or Lock Screen without showing scanned content. The medium Home Screen widget also opens Create and History. Explicitly pin a QR Code, Aztec or Data Matrix code you use often to a small or medium Home Screen widget. Choose its name, then display it ready to scan. Anyone who can see the widget may scan that code. Remove the pin, or delete its saved code, to clear it. WORKS WITH YOUR DAY Shortcuts can create supported codes, scan up to ten images into JSON or copy the latest local scan after device authentication. Tap to focus, pinch to zoom and use the torch when supported. Google Sans Code keeps technical content clear; VoiceOver, larger text and reduced motion are supported. Detection combines Apple Vision and ZXing-C++ for QR, Micro QR, rMQR, Aztec, Data Matrix, PDF417, MaxiCode, common retail barcodes, GS1 DataBar and other supported formats. Detection is broader than creation and widget support. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, advertising, subscriptions, analytics or tracking. Images are processed on device and are not retained. History stays in protected local storage unless you choose to export/share it. Widgets display a code only after you explicitly pin it. Miniscan makes no network requests; choosing Open hands your selected address to iOS. Image scanning remains available if camera access is unavailable or declined.
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