Free QR Codes

Email QR Code Generator

Scan to email you — the address, subject and message are already filled in. Free and branded.

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An email QR code opens a new message to your address with the subject and body already written, so people just hit send. Useful for support requests, feedback, RSVPs, and sales enquiries from print. Enter the address, add a subject and message, brand the code, and download it free.

Where to use Email QR codes

  • Business cards and email signatures — one scan opens a pre-addressed message, no typing your address into a phone
  • Support desks and help counters — put it on a sign so customers can email a question with the subject already set
  • Event booths and posters — collect enquiries by letting visitors fire off a pre-filled email from their own phone
  • Product packaging and manuals — route warranty or support requests to the right inbox with a ready-made subject line
  • Job ads and flyers — let candidates email their application to the correct address in one tap
  • Real estate signs — a scan starts an enquiry about the specific listing, subject line already filled

How to make an email QR code

1

Enter the address

The email that should receive the message, like hello@yourcompany.com.

2

Add a subject and message

Optional — prefill a subject line and body so the sender only taps send.

3

Style and download

Add colors and a logo, then export PNG or SVG.

Why it works

Prefilled subject

Set the subject and body so the sender only has to hit send.

Good for support

Print it where questions come up — packaging, receipts, signage.

Branded

Colors and a logo keep it on-brand.

Free

No account, no expiry.

Tips and best practices

  • Set a specific subject line — it routes the message and tells you which code or campaign it came from
  • Keep the pre-filled body short; a long body can push the send button below the fold on small screens
  • Use an address you actually monitor — a scan is a warm lead, so replies should not sit in a dead inbox
  • Leave the body blank if you only want the address and subject filled; the sender writes their own message
  • Test on both iPhone and Android — a few older mail apps ignore the body parameter, so never put critical info only there
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Email QR Code Generator FAQ

Does it send the email automatically?
No. It opens a new draft in the person's email app with the address, subject and message filled in, and they tap send.
Can I prefill the subject and body?
Yes. Both are optional — fill in either, both, or neither. Left blank, a scan just opens a new email to your address.
Is it free?
Yes, with no sign-up or watermark.
Which email app opens when someone scans it?
Whatever the phone uses as its default mail app — Apple Mail, Gmail, Outlook, and others all understand the mailto: link a scan produces. The message opens as a draft with your address, subject, and body filled in; nothing is sent until the person taps send.
Can I set the recipient, subject, and message all at once?
Yes. Enter the address, an optional subject, and an optional pre-filled body. The scanner opens a ready-to-send draft with all three in place, so the sender only has to review and hit send.
Will the email code still work after I print it?
Yes — it is a static code, so the address and subject are baked into the pattern and never expire. Reprint only if you want to change the address or subject; the printed code itself keeps working indefinitely.

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