iCopy - Free Photocopier vs Scanbot Barcode Scanner SDK

iCopy - Free Photocopier combines a scanner and printer to make copies or save scans as image or PDF files. Its controls let users adjust scanner and printer options, including brightness, contrast, and copy count; image settings also include scaling and resolution. Scanning modes include color, grayscale, and black and white, and users can preview a page before printing. An automatic document feeder can handle multiple pages, and the application can scan several pages before printing. It can save acquired pages as PDFs without other software and can be started with the scanner's button or from the command line. Output formats are JPG, BMP, GIF, PNG, and PDF. The maker describes the Windows application as small and requiring no installation, and provides a portable ZIP download. iCopy is open source under GNU General Public License v3. The listed plan costs nothing. The listed version is 1.7.0, released 1 August 2020, and requires.NET Framework. Listed language options are Bulgarian, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Slovak, and Spanish.

Scanbot Barcode Scanner SDK lets developers add camera-based barcode scanning to mobile apps and websites. It processes scans on-device while offline, without server connections or usage tracking; the product page states that scans take 0.04 seconds or less. Supported formats include Code 128, QR Code, Data Matrix, PDF417, EAN, and UPC. Developers can select single, batch, multi, Find & Pick, or Scan & Count modes. Ready-to-Use UI components cover common workflows and can be customized, or teams can build their own interface. Integrations include Flutter, React Native, Cordova, Capacitor/Ionic, Xamarin, and.NET MAUI, as well as native and web SDKs. The SDK is available for Android, iOS, Linux, web, and Windows. Its annual license includes unlimited scans, users, and device installations, with pricing based on apps or domains and selected functionality. The listed custom annual license is $2,500 a year. Developers can request a free 7-day trial. The license includes enterprise technical support, ongoing updates, and relevant feature upgrades. The Web SDK requires WebAssembly; listed minimum browsers are Edge 16, Firefox 53, Chrome 57, and Safari 11.