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Email QR Code Generator

One scan, and the visitor gets an email already pre-filled to your address — subject and message ready to send. Perfect for triggering contact with zero friction: no number to retype, no address to remember.

Content

Customize

Ready-made templates

Quick palettes

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Local history

Your recently exported QR codes will appear here (stored only on this device).

Enter some content to generate the QR code.

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Batch generation

One QR code per line (link or text), up to 200 codes at once: the style chosen above is applied to all of them, then everything downloads as a single ZIP file. As always, generation happens in your browser — your list is never sent anywhere. (Frames are not applied in batch.)

Up to 200 codes per batch — free, like everything else.

One-tap contact

The scan opens the mail app with recipient, subject and body already filled in: all that's left is send.

No manual typing

Your address is encoded in the code: no more retyping or guessing its spelling.

Static, free code

Like all our codes: generated locally, no account, and it works forever.

How to create your email QR code

  1. 1.

    Fill in your message

    Recipient, subject and body. Even left blank, the code works: the email will open with your address alone.

  2. 2.

    Customize

    Colors, logo, frame: a code that matches your brand gets scanned more.

  3. 3.

    Share it

    PNG for the web and signatures, SVG or PDF for print: cards, packaging, posters.

Email QR code FAQ

Which app does the scan open?

The phone's default one. On iPhone it's the Mail app; on Android the default mail app. The recipient can always change it.

Can I pre-fill the subject and body?

Yes. Subject and body are encoded in the code: the visitor finds them ready to use and can edit them before sending.

Is there a message length limit?

In practice, a few hundred characters. Beyond that the code gets dense: prefer a link to a form or contact page.

Does the code expire?

Never. The address and message are encoded directly into the pattern: the printed code will work as long as your email address exists.

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