Google has finally started rolling out Android's redesigned QR code scanner — a year after we first spotted it in a teardown.

Android's built-in QR scanner has gotten a significant visual update. As reported by 9to5Google, the QR code scanner is getting a new look and some new features that you may have on your phone ...

Back in Android 13, Google added support for a built-in QR code scanner. It has since updated that with new functionality, such as the ability to automatically detect and zoom in on a QR code.

Android's QR code scanner is getting a redesign for easier one-handed use and improved accessibility. The new interface includes rearranged options at the bottom of the screen and a new animation ...

As spotted by Android Authority, tools like the flashlight, feedback option, and “Scan from photo” have been shuffled down to thumb level, making one-handed use way less awkward.

QR codes are a great way to relay a lot of information in a small space and your Android phone has multiple ways to read them. Here's how to do it.

Google added a native QR code scanner tool to Android a while back, and it’s been a quick and simple way to reliably scan codes. Now, Google is taking things up a notch, by letting Android’s ...

As Mishaal mentions further in his thread, the QR code scanner in Android 13 and above uses one of these APIs, so support for auto-zoom is expected to arrive soon to all Android 13 and above ...

Rahman wrote that it’s possible the easy QR code scanning feature could make its way onto devices running Android 13 or newer, since their QR code scanner uses the same ML Kit Barcode Scanning ...

Whether other phones receive the upgrade or not, the code scanner is expected to be released soon, and devices running Android 13 or higher should be the first to experience it.

If you're using an Android device, here are five of the best QR code scanner apps to download.