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Email QR Code Generator

Generate email QR codes instantly. Pre-filled subject and body. Free, browser-based.

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About the Email QR Code Generator

An email QR code opens the scanner's mail app with the address, subject and message already filled in, so a scan becomes a message someone can send instead of an empty compose window. Enter the address on its own, or add a subject, a body, and CC or BCC recipients — there is a CSV box for building a batch of them at once. This email QR code generator draws the code in your browser, so no address is sent anywhere, and you can restyle the colours and dot shapes before downloading a PNG or JPG for a screen, or an SVG and a PDF for print.

Typing an email address off a poster is where most of them are lost: one misread character and the message goes nowhere, and nothing tells the sender it failed. A scannable code removes the typing completely, which is the difference that matters on a business card, a conference stand, a shop window or a receipt, where the person scanning has one hand free and no patience. Because the address and subject travel inside the code itself, every message arrives labelled correctly with no template to maintain on a server, and the code keeps working for as long as it is printed.

How to use the Email QR Code Generator

  1. Enter email address.
  2. Add subject and body if needed.
  3. Generate and download the QR code.

Frequently asked questions

What is an email QR code?

An email QR code encodes a mailto link so scanning it opens the user’s email app with the recipient address pre-filled.

Can I include a subject or body?

Yes. You can enter an email address along with subject and body text to create a richer email QR code experience.

Is the QR code generated locally?

Yes. Email QR codes are generated entirely in your browser, so your email address and content stay private and never leave your device.

Which download formats are supported?

Download email QR codes as PNG, JPEG, SVG, or PDF for digital and print-ready use.

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