All Developer Tutorials — Page 16 of 34
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Step-by-step iOS SwiftUI passport MRZ scanner tutorial. Use Dynamsoft Capture Vision SDK to read machine-readable zones from passports and ID cards in real time on iPhone.
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Step-by-step tutorial on how to add barcodes to a PDF using JavaScript entirely on the client side. Uses Dynamsoft Document Viewer and bwip-js to generate QR codes, PDF417, and other barcode types as PDF annotations.
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Step-by-step C# tutorial to build a cross-platform passport and ID card MRZ scanner for Android and iOS using .NET MAUI and the Dynamsoft Capture Vision SDK. Includes camera setup, real-time MRZ recognition, and parsed result display.
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Step-by-step Android tutorial: stream an IP camera via RTSP with ExoPlayer and scan barcodes in real time using Dynamsoft Barcode Reader.
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Step-by-step guide to building a .NET MAUI document scanner app that captures, normalizes, and shares documents on Android and iOS using the Dynamsoft Capture Vision SDK.
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Read 1D and 2D barcodes (QR Code, Code 128, EAN-13, DataMatrix, PDF417) from multi-page PDF files in Node.js with Dynamsoft Capture Vision. A single captureMultiPagesAsync() call decodes every page and reports the page number for each barcode.
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Learn how to remove noise from scanned documents, apply black-and-white image filters, and repair punch holes using JavaScript inpainting with the Dynamsoft Document Viewer SDK.
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Build a PWA document scanner with JavaScript and Dynamsoft Document Viewer SDK. Capture invoices and receipts from a device camera, crop and edit pages, combine into a multi-page PDF, and upload to a Node.js server — no native app install required.
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Step-by-step guide to building a Python barcode and QR code scanner that reads barcodes from images and webcam streams on Windows, Linux, and macOS using the Dynamsoft Capture Vision SDK and OpenCV.
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Build a Python MRZ reader for desktop using the Dynamsoft Capture Vision SDK. Extract passport, visa, and ID card MRZ fields from static images and real-time webcam streams on Windows, Linux, and macOS.