Clickable

Turn links you can see into links you can click — QR codes and URLs from images and video, 100% local. Nothing leaves your browser.

Turn links you can see into links you can click. A URL burned into a YouTube video. A QR code on someone's screen during a call. A link in a screenshot a friend sent you. Clickable finds them and makes them clickable — straight from the pixels, no retyping, no grabbing your phone. 100% LOCAL — THAT'S THE WHOLE POINT Every scan happens entirely in your browser. No backend, no accounts, no analytics, no ads. Nothing — not a pixel, not a URL — is ever sent anywhere. You can verify this yourself: open DevTools' Network tab during a scan and you'll see zero outbound requests. FOUR WAYS TO SCAN Video frame — one hotkey grabs the current frame of whatever's playing and reads it instantly Region select — drag a box around anything on the page: an image, a table, a slide, part of a video. Works on anything rendered, not just images Another app or window — share a screen or window (Discord, a call, a PDF viewer) and scan it, no browser tab required Right-click any image — "Scan image for links," right from the context menu READS QR CODES AND TEXT URLS QR decoding is fast and reliable, backed by a fallback engine for the codes a single decoder can miss. Text URLs are read with local OCR — including a neural recognition engine for handwriting and stylized fonts, not just clean printed text — so a URL scrawled on paper or rendered in a game's custom font still has a shot. BUILT SO YOU NEVER HAVE TO GUESS WHETHER IT WORKED Every scan shows the exact image that was read, at full resolution, one click away If nothing validates as a link, you still see everything the scanner actually read — proof it worked, not a dead end Low-confidence reads show up as an editable guess with "did you mean" suggestions, instead of silently disappearing EVERYTHING ELSE YOU'D EXPECT Full scan history (with the option to reopen any past scan at full resolution), configurable keyboard shortcuts, adjustable retention, and a clean settings panel — no account, no sign-in, ever.