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How to Scan a QR Code on Samsung

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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Samsung smartphones are widely used around the world, and they come equipped with a lot of features. One such feature is the ability to scan QR codes. QR codes have become ubiquitous, and they are present almost everywhere, from advertisements to restaurants. If you are unsure about how to scan a QR code on your Samsung phone, this guide will take you through the steps.

Step 1: Open your Camera App

The first step to scanning a QR code on your Samsung phone is to open your camera app. Ensure that the camera is in the rear-facing camera mode as you cannot scan a QR code with the front-facing camera.

Step 2: Point your Camera at the QR Code

Once you have opened the camera app, point it towards the QR code you want to scan. Ensure that you hold your phone steady and that the QR code fits entirely within the camera viewfinder.

Step 3: Wait for the QR Code to be recognized

Samsung phones are designed to recognize QR codes automatically. Therefore when you point your camera at a QR code, you should see a pop-up notification that says, “DID YOU KNOW: Samsung now comes with a built-in QR Scanner in the Camera App?” If this does not appear, ensure that you have turned on QR Code scanning in the camera settings.

Step 4: Tap on the notification

Click on the notification, and your phone will open a webpage associated with the QR code. If the QR code is on a business card or a product, it may open the contact or product page directly.

Step 5: If you don’t get a notification

If you do not get a notification, it means that your camera app has not recognized the QR code. In such cases, you can download a third-party QR code scanner app from the Google Play Store or Samsung Galaxy Store.

Step 6: Download a QR Scanner App

To download a QR scanner app, go to the Google Play Store or Samsung Galaxy Store, search for “QR Scanner,” and install the app. Once you have installed it, open the app and point your camera towards the QR code. The scanner app will read the QR code, and you will be directed to the associated website or page.

In summary, Samsung smartphones come with a built-in QR code scanner that is easy to use. You can open the camera app, point your phone at the QR code, and wait for the notification to appear. If that does not work, you can download a third-party QR scanner app from the Google Play Store or Samsung Galaxy Store. With these simple steps, you can now scan any QR code on your Samsung phone.

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