Clickable

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 Discord screenshot. Clickable finds them and makes them clickable — right from the pixels, with nothing sent anywhere.

🔒 100% local. Every scan is processed on your device — no pixel, image, or URL is ever transmitted anywhere.

What it does

Scan anything on screen

Images, video frames, drag-selected regions, even other apps via screen share — one hotkey each.

QR + text URLs

Fast, reliable QR decoding plus local OCR (including a neural engine) for burned-in text links.

Nothing leaves your browser

No backend, no accounts, no analytics. Verifiable in DevTools — zero network requests during a scan.

Built to be checked

Every scan shows you exactly what it read, at full resolution — reopen any past scan from your history.

See it in action

Clickable detecting a QR code inside a playing YouTube video, with the in-page notification and results window both showing the found link
Press a hotkey while a video is playing — Clickable reads the frame, shows a quick on-page notification, and opens the full result. No pausing, no phone required.
Dragging a selection box around a QR code overlaid on a video

Drag a box around anything

Don't want to scan the whole frame? Select just the part with the code or the link — a screenshot someone sent you, a slide in a stream, a sign in a photo.

Clickable's results panel listing three domains — youtube.com, wake-up-network.com, and yandex.ru — read via OCR from a data table

Reads text, not just QR codes

Local OCR finds real URLs in whatever's on screen — a table, a caption, a burned-in link in a video — and leaves plain words alone. Every scan also shows the exact area it read, at full resolution.

Clickable's starting screen with buttons to scan a video frame, a region, or another app

Three ways to scan

A hotkey for the current video frame, a drag-select for a specific region, or hand it a whole other window or app — screen shares, Discord calls, anything on your desktop.

Clickable's history tab showing a saved scan with a thumbnail and the link it found

History that's actually useful

Every scan is saved locally, full resolution, so you can reopen it later — not just the link, the exact image that was read. Delete what you don't want, keep what you do.

Clickable's settings tab showing keyboard shortcuts, scanning toggles, and history retention

Configurable, not fiddly

Set your own shortcuts, turn OCR on or off, decide whether results open automatically, and control exactly how much history sticks around.

Support

Clickable is free. If it's been useful, you can buy me a coffee — totally optional, nothing in the extension is ever locked either way.