Scanning QR Codes on LG K8 (2017) smartphone is easy and only takes a few simple steps.
Phone name: K8 (2017)

How to Use QR Code Scanner on LG K8 (2017)
- Open your Google Play Store App on your K8 (2017).
- Search for QR Code scanner and find the QR Code and Barcode Scanner (no ads) app and install it or go to this link on your computer.
- Now open QR Scanner and barcode scanner app on your mobile.
- Click on Scan using Camera option and select Allow while using the app option to scan the QR code image. Click on open to open website link.
- Open the LG Stock Camera App on your K8 (2017).
- Now click on the Settings icon on the top left of the app.
- In the Camera setting menu under the Intelligent features options, you will find the “Scan QR Codes” Option.
- Now enable this option to turn on QR Code scanning by tapping on the toggle.
How to Scan QR Code on LG K8 (2017)
After the QR Code Scanner option is enabled on LG K8 (2017), Open the camera App and you can point your camera to a QR Code and the camera will display the Website URL or necessary information from the QR code.Scan QR Code using Notification Toggle on LG K8 (2017)
- Open your Notification panel on your K8 (2017).
- Now find the Scan QR Code toggle if it’s already present on the Quick Toggle window.
- If the toggle is not present, then click on the edit toggle option and find and add the Scan QR Code option and click on done button.
- Now click on the QR code scanner toggle like in the screenshot below for scanning QR code using your camera.

For older LG Phones
For older phones which are running older version of android these inbuilt QR scanner may not be available so check out these QR code scanner apps on the Google play store and install one of them. After installing use the app to scan the QR code on your LG K8 (2017).
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