Email QR Code Generator

Scanning this code opens the mail app with a new message already addressed to you - subject and text included. Free, no sign-up, nothing uploaded.

Content

Choose what people get when they scan the code.

Style

Start from a template, then fine-tune shapes, colors, logo and frame.

Design templates

Click a template to apply it to your QR code. Templates keep your content and use it in the preview.

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How to make an email QR code in 3 steps

A ready-to-send draft takes three steps.
  1. Enter your email address, then optionally a subject and a message.
  2. Style the code in step 2: colors, logo, frame or a template.
  3. Download it and test-scan it with a phone so the draft opens as expected.

What happens when someone scans an email QR code

The code contains a mailto link: the address you entered plus an optional subject and message, encoded inside the pattern. When it is scanned, the phone offers to open the default mail app with a new message already filled in - addressed to you, with the subject and text ready - and the sender only presses send. This works on iPhones and Android phones alike, as long as a mail account is set up on the device; otherwise the address is simply shown and can be copied. Check the address carefully, because a wrong character bounces every reply, keep the message short enough for the pattern, and test-scan the code before printing it on flyers or cards.

Frequently asked questions

Is this QR code generator really free?

Yes. Creating, styling and downloading QR codes here costs nothing, requires no registration and adds no watermark. There is no paid version of this tool.

Do the generated QR codes expire?

No. These are static QR codes: the content is encoded directly inside the pattern, so the code itself never expires and depends on no service. A URL code keeps working as long as the website it points to stays online.

Can I use the QR codes for my business?

Yes. The codes are yours to use for any purpose, including commercial projects, products and paid advertising. No attribution is required.

Which download format should I choose?

PNG is the safest all-round choice for screens and documents, JPG is fine when file size matters, WebP gives a smaller modern file, and SVG is the one to pick for print because it scales to any size without going blurry.

Can I change the design of a QR code later?

Yes. Your content and style settings stay saved in this browser, so reopening the page brings back exactly where you left off. You can then restyle the code and download it again at any time - just remember to replace previously printed copies.