Cylinder scanner · test

Take your cylinder out. It's one screw.

Two minutes with a screwdriver, and we can tell you the exact lock you need. Watch the video or follow the steps.

No API key set. Paste your Gemini key into GEMINI_API_KEY near the bottom of this file.
Watch: remove a euro cylinder in 60 seconds
  1. 1
    Open the door and find the screwLook at the thin edge of the door. The screw in line with the keyhole holds the cylinder in.
  2. 2
    Unscrew it fullyIt's usually a Phillips (cross-head) screw about 40mm long. Keep it safe.
  3. 3
    Turn the key slightly and pullPut the key in, turn it about 15° either way so the cam lines up with the body, and pull the cylinder out. Wiggle, don't force.
  4. 4
    Lay it on its side on white paperRound part on top, flat bar underneath, the little tab (cam) pointing at you. Rest a 10p flat ON the cylinder next to the tab. Camera straight down from about 40cm.

Can't get it out, or don't fancy it? No problem, skip ahead and we'll send someone to measure and fit.

One photo, one coin

Lay it on its side on plain white paper, the tab (cam) facing you. Rest a 10p flat on top of the cylinder body, next to the tab. Phone straight down from about 40cm, then zoom in a touch so it fills the frame.

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Cylinder on its side, 10p resting on itWhite paper, good light, straight down, both ends and the tab in shot. Coin ON the cylinder, not beside it.
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Optional: close-up of any writingIf there's a stamp, logo, star or heart symbol on the body, get in close so it's readable.
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Measuring your cylinder

Usually 10–25 seconds. Keep this screen open.

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  1. 1Uploading photo
  2. 2Finding the coin and the cylinder
  3. 3Measuring each side from the screw hole
  4. 4Reading brand and security marks
  5. 5Matching products and prices

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