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Scan a photo of a meeting invite on-device to grab the ID and passcode, then join in the Zoom app or web. Unofficial, not by Zoom. Meeting Invite Scanner turns a screenshot or phone photo of a meeting invite into a one-click join. Got a Zoom invite as a screenshot, email image, or photo snapped off a whiteboard? Point this extension at it. It reads the meeting ID and passcode with on-device OCR, then opens the meeting in the Zoom desktop app or web client with your display name already filled in — no more squinting at a photo and typing an 11-digit ID by hand. How it works Drop, choose, or paste (Ctrl/⌘+V) an image of the invite. It cleans up several variants of the image and runs OCR on each, taking a weighted vote — built to handle rough phone photos with glare, moiré, or faint text. Full zoom.us/j/... links in the image are read directly when present. Got a wrong value? Drag a box over the ID or passcode in the preview to rescan just that region, or edit the fields by hand. Nothing opens until you confirm the ID, passcode, and name in a dialog. Why install it Skip the manual retyping of long meeting IDs and passcodes. Works on messy real-world images — screenshots, phone photos, low-quality scans. Runs entirely on your device: no server, no analytics, no data ever leaves your machine. Unofficial. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Zoom Video Communications, Inc. "Zoom" is a trademark of Zoom Video Communications, Inc.