Email QR Code Generator
Scan to open a ready-to-send email - recipient, subject and message already filled in. Perfect for support and feedback links.
How to Create an Email QR Code
An email QR code encodes a mailto: link. When scanned, the phone opens its email app
with a new draft already addressed - and, if you want, with the subject line and message body filled
in. The recipient just reviews and taps send, removing the friction of copying an address by hand.
Step by step
- Enter the destination email address (required).
- Optionally add a subject and a message body - both are URL-encoded so punctuation and line breaks survive.
- Style the code and download it for your flyer, poster or website.
Great for
Support & Contact
"Email us" codes with the subject pre-set to the product or page name.
Feedback & Reviews
Pre-fill a template so customers send structured feedback in seconds.
Job & Lead Capture
Posters that open an application or enquiry email addressed to your inbox.
Tips
- Keep the pre-filled body short - long text makes a denser, harder-to-scan code.
- The code opens a draft only; it never sends automatically, so users stay in control.
- Double-check the address - a typo means a scan goes nowhere.
Email QR Code FAQ
What does an email QR code do?
It encodes a mailto link, so scanning opens a new email with the recipient (and optional subject/body) already filled in.
Can I pre-fill the subject and message?
Yes. Both are URL-encoded into the code, preserving special characters and line breaks.
Does it send automatically?
No. It only opens a draft in the user's email app; they review and send it themselves.
Which email app opens?
Whatever the device has set as its default mail handler - Gmail, Apple Mail, Outlook and others all support mailto links.