Instant email QR code generation
Create an email QR code instantly after entering the recipient address and optional email details.
Free Email QR Code Generator
Create a customizable email QR code with a recipient, optional CC address, subject line and pre-filled message. Add your logo, choose custom colours, backgrounds, styles and sizes, then download it in PNG, SVG or PDF format or share it directly through WhatsApp.
QR Code Generators
Free online Email QR tool
Enter your email details, customize the QR code and download it instantly.
Enter the recipient and an optional pre-filled subject and message.
Only the recipient email is required. Subject and message are optional and appear pre-filled when someone scans the code.
Scanning this code opens the scanner's default email app with your address, subject and message already filled in.
Paste a valid URL to begin
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Change the shape, size and colours.
Place your brand logo in the centre of the QR code.
PNG, JPG or WebP files are supported.
Add instructions and select the download format.
Create customizable email QR codes that prepare a recipient, optional CC address, subject and message inside a compatible email application.
Create an email QR code instantly after entering the recipient address and optional email details.
Add a subject line and message that appear ready to review when the QR code opens a compatible email application.
Include a CC email address when a second recipient should receive a copy of the message.
See your email QR code update immediately whenever you change the email details, colours, style, logo or size.
Upload your logo, apply custom colours and add a heading or call-to-action text that matches your brand.
Download your email QR code as a high-quality PNG, scalable SVG or print-ready PDF.
Share the generated email QR code with customers, students, clients or team members directly through WhatsApp.
Create and download static email QR codes without registering, subscribing or connecting an email account.
Generate and download a customized pre-filled email QR code in three simple steps.
Add the email address people should contact and include an optional CC recipient when required.
Enter an optional subject line and message that will appear ready to review inside a compatible email application.
Choose the QR style, colours, size, background, logo and instruction text, then download it in PNG, SVG or PDF format.
Make it easier for users to prepare an email without manually entering the recipient address, subject or complete message.
Scanning the QR code can open a compatible email application with the recipient and optional content already prepared.
Users do not need to manually enter the email address, subject line or complete message.
Use a pre-filled subject and message for support, bookings, applications, feedback or information requests.
Use email QR codes on posters, business cards, brochures, packaging, websites, documents and presentations.
Customize the recipient, CC address, subject, message, QR code design, branding, size and download format.
Enter the primary email address that should receive the message after the QR code is scanned.
Include a second email address in the CC field when another recipient should receive a copy.
Add a subject of up to 150 characters to identify the purpose of the email.
Add a pre-filled message of up to 500 characters that users can review and edit before sending.
Generate a QR code containing a mailto link that compatible devices and email applications can recognize.
View your email QR code immediately and see every address, message or design change before downloading.
Choose from available square, rounded or dotted QR code patterns.
Change the QR code colour to match your business, campaign, event or personal branding.
Choose a suitable background colour while maintaining strong contrast for reliable scanning.
Generate an email QR code with a transparent background for posters, graphics, packaging and professional designs.
Choose a suitable QR code size for business cards, brochures, posters, documents or digital sharing.
Upload and place your company, organization or personal logo in the centre of the QR code.
Add text such as Scan to Email, Contact Us or Send Your Enquiry above or below the QR code.
Choose an appropriate error correction level based on the logo size, QR design and intended use.
Download a high-quality PNG file for websites, email, presentations, social media and regular digital use.
Download a scalable SVG file that can be resized for posters, signs and professional designs without losing clarity.
Download a print-ready PDF file for business cards, brochures, packaging, posters and marketing materials.
Share your generated email QR code directly with customers, clients, students or team members through WhatsApp.
Download your email QR code in ready-to-use Instagram Story, WhatsApp Status or Instagram Post dimensions.
Prepare email QR codes for recipients, CC addresses, subjects, messages and common communication requests.
Add the main email address that should receive the prepared message.
Include an optional CC address when another person or department should receive a copy.
Add a clear subject that identifies the purpose of the email before the user sends it.
Prepare a message that users can review, edit or replace before sending.
Create an email template for customers requesting information about products, services, prices or availability.
Prepare a structured support message containing the information your team needs.
Create an email template for job applications, admissions, event registrations or document submissions.
Prepare an email subject and message for customer, student or event feedback.
Use email QR codes across business cards, customer support, education, recruitment, events and professional services.
Add an email QR code so clients and contacts can prepare an email without manually typing your address.
Place QR codes on product packaging, invoices and manuals to prepare structured support emails.
Use email QR codes for course enquiries, applications, document requests and student communication.
Add a QR code to job posters and career materials so candidates can prepare an application email.
Use email QR codes for registrations, sponsorship enquiries, speaker communication and attendee feedback.
Place email QR codes on receipts, displays and packaging for product enquiries or customer feedback.
Allow potential buyers or tenants to prepare enquiries about a property listing.
Use QR codes for permitted general enquiries, appointment requests or administrative communication.
Consultants, freelancers and agencies can prepare enquiry emails for prospective clients.
Add a scannable email option to landing pages, presentation slides, digital brochures and portfolios.
Select PNG, SVG or PDF depending on where and how you plan to display, print or share your email QR code.
Choose PNG for websites, social media, email, presentations and regular digital use.
Choose SVG when the email QR code needs to be resized for posters, signs or professional designs.
Choose PDF for business cards, brochures, packaging, posters and professional printing.
Error correction can help your QR code remain scannable when it contains a logo or experiences minor damage or obstruction.
Suitable for simple digital email QR codes displayed clearly without a logo or design obstruction.
Recommended for most email QR codes and provides a practical balance between density and scan reliability.
Useful when the QR code contains a small logo or may experience minor damage or obstruction.
Recommended when greater damage resistance is required, although it produces a denser QR code.
Verify the email addresses and test the final QR code before adding it to business cards, posters, packaging or printed materials.
Confirm the primary recipient and optional CC address before downloading, printing or sharing the QR code.
Use a clear and specific subject line that helps the recipient immediately understand the email's purpose.
Longer content creates a denser QR code, so include only the information required to begin the conversation.
Anyone who scans the QR code may be able to view the prepared email content, so avoid passwords, confidential data and private information.
Scanning prepares an email, but the user must review and send it through their selected email application.
Add text such as Scan to Email or Send Your Enquiry so users understand what the QR code does.
Use a dark QR code on a light background whenever possible to improve scan reliability.
Keep the centre logo small enough that it does not cover important QR code modules.
Maintain sufficient empty space around the code and avoid placing text or graphics too close to it.
Test the final QR code using multiple compatible devices and email applications before publishing it.
Create a new QR code whenever the recipient, CC address, subject or prepared message changes.
This tool creates a static QR code containing a mailto link. Scanning can prepare an email in a compatible application, but it does not send the email automatically. The user must review and send the message through their own email account.
Common questions about creating, customizing, downloading and using pre-filled email QR codes.
An email QR code contains a mailto link. A compatible device can scan it and open an email application with the recipient and optional email details prepared.
Yes. You can create, customize and download static email QR codes without paying or creating an account.
Only the primary recipient email address is required. The CC address, subject line and message are optional.
No. You can create the QR code using only the recipient address. Add the subject and message when you want to prepare more of the email.
Yes. Enter an optional CC address when another recipient should receive a copy of the email.
The current generator supports the CC input provided in the form. Use only the format accepted by the generator and test the final QR code.
Yes. The recipient, subject and message are prepared inside the email application, and the user can normally review or edit them before sending.
No. Scanning opens or prepares the email. The user must manually review and send it through their email application.
Compatible applications that recognize standard mailto links may open the prepared email. Behaviour can vary by device, browser, operating system and default email settings.
It may open Gmail when Gmail is installed or configured as the device's email handler. The exact behaviour depends on the user's device and settings.
Compatible Outlook and Apple Mail configurations can recognize mailto links. The final application depends on the user's default email settings.
A compatible email application or configured mail handler is required to prepare and send the email.
No. The generator only creates a static mailto QR code. Emails are prepared and sent through the scanning user's own email application.
No. This generator creates a mailto link and does not require an API key, SMTP account or email-service integration.
The current generator supports a subject line of up to 150 characters.
The current generator supports an email message of up to 500 characters.
Longer content creates a denser QR code that may need a larger display or print size for reliable scanning.
Yes. You can upload and place your company, organization or personal logo in the centre of the QR code.
Yes. You can change the QR code style, foreground colour, background colour, size, transparent background, logo, heading and CTA text.
PNG is suitable for websites and regular digital use. SVG is best for resizing without losing quality. PDF is suitable for professional printing.
Yes. Use the available WhatsApp sharing option or download the QR code and send it manually.
Static email QR codes do not normally expire. They continue containing the same email details until the QR code is replaced.
No. The recipient and optional content are stored inside the static QR code. Generate a new QR code whenever the details change.
Common causes include an invalid email address, no configured email application, unsupported mailto behaviour, weak colour contrast, an oversized logo or poor print quality.
Yes. Test it on multiple compatible devices and confirm that it prepares the correct email details before printing or publishing it.