On the lines of the binary gcd algorithm for rational integers, algorithms for computing the gcd are presented for the ring of integers in Q( √ d) where d ∈ {−2, −7, −11, −19}. Thus a binary gcd like algorithm is presented for a unique factorization domain which is not Euclidean (case d = −19). Together with the earlier known binary gcd like algorithms for the ring of integers in Q( √ −1) and Q( √ −3), one now has binary gcd like algorithms for all complex quadratic Euclidean domains. The running time of our algorithms is O(n2 ) in each ring. While there exists an O(n2 ) algorithm for computing the gcd in quadratic number rings by Erich Kaltofen and Heinrich Rolletschek, it has large constants hidden under the big-oh notation and it is not practical for medium sized inputs. On the other hand our algorithms are quite fast and very simple to implement.