Email QR Code Generator with Pre-filled Message
Create a QR code that opens the email app with the recipient, subject and message already filled in.
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An email QR code opens the scanner's mail app with the address, subject and body pre-filled. Ideal for feedback forms, quote requests and support sign-ups — all the customer has to do is press send.
How to create Email QR code
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Enter the recipient
Add the address that should receive the messages.
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Pre-write the subject and body
Fill in the subject and message so the sender does not have to think about what to write.
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Put the code where feedback belongs
Print it on receipts, packaging or posters to collect customer replies.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the email sent automatically?
- No. The code only opens the mail app with everything pre-filled — the person can still edit or discard it before sending.
- Does it work with Gmail on mobile?
- Yes. The code uses the standard mailto link, which Gmail and every default mail app handle.
- Can I add multiple recipients?
- The code supports one primary recipient. To reach several people, point it at a group address or an internal alias.
Guides
- How Small Can a QR Code Be? The 10:1 Rule, With Numbers Work out the smallest size your QR code can be printed at and still scan, using the distance it will be read from and the size of a single module.
- Print-Ready QR Codes: SVG, DPI, Quiet Zone and Ink How to hand a QR code to a printer so it comes back scannable — which file format, what resolution, how to specify the black, and what to keep away from the trim edge.
- QR Code Error Correction: When L, M, Q and H Actually Matter What the four error-correction levels do, why a higher level can make a small code harder to scan, and which one to pick for logos, labels and outdoor signs.