Email QR Code Generator
An email QR code opens the phone's mail app with the recipient — and optionally the subject and body — already completed. It removes the friction of typing an address correctly on a phone.
This type is always static. A email code carries its data inside the pattern rather than pointing at a web page, so there is nothing to redirect and nothing to edit later. It works offline and never expires. To track scans instead, use a Website code pointing at a page with these details.
Error correction M — good for print and screen
When to use a email QR code
- Support enquiries on packaging, pre-tagged with the product name
- Job adverts and recruitment posters
- Feedback requests where a pre-filled subject helps you sort replies
- Event stands collecting enquiries without a form
Before you print
Pre-fill the subject to route replies
A subject like "Support — Model X" lets you filter and prioritise before you have read anything. It costs nothing to include.
Leave the body mostly empty
A long pre-written message reads as spam and people delete it. A short prompt is enough.
Common questions
Does the person need a mail app installed?
Yes. The code opens the device's default mail client. If none is configured, nothing happens — which is why a website code is safer for a broad audience.