Make an email QR code
People scan the code and their mail app opens a new email to you, with the subject and message already filled in. They just tap Send.
Your codes are made in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Separate several addresses with commas.
Type an email address and your code appears here.
No code yet
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How to make an email QR code
- 01Type the address the email should go to.
- 02Add a subject and a message, so people know what to send.
- 03Check the preview of the email the code opens.
- 04Select Test scan, then download the code or copy the image.
Questions
Does scanning the code send an email?
No. It opens a new email in the person's mail app, filled in and ready. Nothing is sent until they tap Send, and they can change the email first.
Can I fill in the subject and message?
Yes. Both are optional. They're encoded the way mail apps expect, so line breaks, accents, symbols such as & and +, and emoji come through exactly.
Can the email go to several people?
Yes. Separate addresses with commas. You can also add Cc and Bcc addresses.
Which mail app opens?
Whatever the person has set as their email app, such as Mail on iPhone or Gmail on Android.
Will the code stop working?
No. The email address is stored in the code itself, so it works as long as the address does.
Do you see what I type?
No. Your codes are made in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
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