Email QR Code Generator

Mailto QR Codes That Open a Compose Draft on iOS, Android & Outlook Web

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Make QR code from EMAIL
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Choose Your QR Code Style
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Design Your QR Code
Templates
Evian logo with stylized mountains above the brand name, created in 1925 for the French water brandLEGO logo with rounded bubble letters, designed in 1954 by founder Ole Kirk ChristiansenFerrari logo with iconic prancing horse and bold text, designed by Enzo Ferrari in 1929MrBeast logo featuring a stylized panther head with lightning bolt, designed in 2017 by Jimmy DonaldsonShopify logo featuring shopping bag icon with S and italicized text, introduced in 2013 by ShopifyKellogg's logotype in flowing cursive script, created in 1906 by Will Keith KelloggAdobe logo with stylized A symbol and sans-serif text, designed in 1993 by Marva WarnockAir France logotype with italic stripe, redesigned in 2009 by BrandimageStation F logotype in bold white text with cut lines, created in 2017 by Station F teamTaco Bell logomark featuring a tilted bell, designed in 2016 by LippincottIKEA logo with bold uppercase letters inside an oval shape, representing the Swedish furniture brand, designed in 1967Schneider Electric logotype with stylized S symbol, introduced in 2009 by Dragon RougeJaguar Contract Motoring logo with leaping jaguar symbol and serif text, introduced in 1983UFC Gym logo with italicized text and custom lines, introduced in 2009 by UFCEvian logo with stylized mountains above the brand name, created in 1925 for the French water brandLEGO logo with rounded bubble letters, designed in 1954 by founder Ole Kirk ChristiansenFerrari logo with iconic prancing horse and bold text, designed by Enzo Ferrari in 1929MrBeast logo featuring a stylized panther head with lightning bolt, designed in 2017 by Jimmy DonaldsonShopify logo featuring shopping bag icon with S and italicized text, introduced in 2013 by ShopifyKellogg's logotype in flowing cursive script, created in 1906 by Will Keith KelloggAdobe logo with stylized A symbol and sans-serif text, designed in 1993 by Marva WarnockAir France logotype with italic stripe, redesigned in 2009 by BrandimageStation F logotype in bold white text with cut lines, created in 2017 by Station F teamTaco Bell logomark featuring a tilted bell, designed in 2016 by LippincottIKEA logo with bold uppercase letters inside an oval shape, representing the Swedish furniture brand, designed in 1967Schneider Electric logotype with stylized S symbol, introduced in 2009 by Dragon RougeJaguar Contract Motoring logo with leaping jaguar symbol and serif text, introduced in 1983UFC Gym logo with italicized text and custom lines, introduced in 2009 by UFC

What is an email QR code and how does it work

An email QR code is a scannable square that, when a phone camera reads it, opens the user's default mail app with the recipient address, subject line and message body already typed for them. It is a QR code encoding the RFC 6068 mailto URI scheme, so the To, Subject and Body fields fill automatically. Recipients review the draft and tap Send when ready, no typing or copy-paste required.

Add your logo, brand colors and AI-generated designs for custom designs that match your visual identity. Use it on trade-show banners, conference badges, newsletter setup posters, customer-support packaging, real-estate flyers or printed email signatures. Pre-fill the subject with the campaign name so you can track lead origin. The email message format is standardized in RFC 5322 and transport is handled by RFC 5321 SMTP. Every email QR is custom by default, so the destination address stays reusable in your workspace and every scan is validated by generating a new file collateral.

Pre-Fill Recipient, Subject and Body in 3 Steps

Enter recipient with optional subject, body, cc and bcc, brand the QR with AI-generated designs, then download in PNG, SVG or PDF: ready for trade-show banners or email signatures.

Step 1

Enter recipient and message

Add the recipient address, optional subject and pre-filled body via RFC 6068 mailto encoding. CC and BCC are supported. Pre-fill the subject with a campaign name to track lead origin.

Step 2

Brand the QR code

Add your logo, brand colors and pixel patterns. Pick from 1200+ templates or generate QR Code Art matching your trade-show banners, conference badges or newsletter posters.

Step 3

Print and deploy

Download in PNG, SVG or PDF. Place on trade-show banners, conference badges, support packaging, real-estate flyers or email signatures. Every email QR is custom by default: each scan logs timestamp and approximate location in your workspace.

CC, BCC, Custom Branding, Real-Time Lead design

Add your logo, pre-fill subject and body to track campaign source, set cc and bcc for B2B routing, edit the recipient address anytime: every scan opens a compose window the lead reviews before sending.

URL link shortener interface turning long mailto URLs into short reusable redirect links with click design for B2B campaigns.

Short URLs for print

Use clean, readable URLs beside your QR code on flyers, packaging, menus and event material.

Shorten links
Set of custom-shape email QR codes with embedded brand logos, colored pixel patterns and rounded outlines on a vibrant gradient background.

Template-ready designs

Start from reusable QR templates with brand colors, logo placement and scannable visual styles.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Email QR Codes

How do I create an email QR code?

Working with Mailto QR Codes

Enter the recipient address in QR Code AI and optionally add a subject and body, then customize the design with your logo and brand colors. The generator builds a mailto URI per RFC 6068 and encodes it into a scannable code. When a scanner taps the QR, the default email app opens with the recipient, subject and body pre-filled. The reader reviews the message and taps Send. Works natively on iOS, Android, macOS and Windows.

Can a QR code open a pre-filled email (subject and body)?

Yes. The mailto URI scheme (RFC 6068) supports recipient, subject, body, cc and bcc parameters, so a scanned email QR opens the default mail app with every field pre-filled. The user reviews the draft and taps Send when ready; nothing is sent automatically. Special characters such as emojis or accented letters are URL-encoded automatically at build time. Works on iOS, Android, macOS and Windows without any extra app.

Is it free?

Yes. email QR codes are free on QR Code AI. Generate, customize with your logo, brand colors and AI-designed templates, then download in PNG, SVG or PDF without watermarks. Most email QR codes are custom by default, which means the destination stays created again when changes are needed and every scan is validated in your workspace with country, device, browser and timestamp data, useful for measuring campaign reach by generating a new file.

How do I scan a QR code in an email?

To scan a QR code shown inside an email on your phone, take a screenshot and use your camera app or a QR scanner to read it from the photo. On desktop, open a QR scanner app on your phone and point it at the monitor. For QR codes received as image attachments, save the image and use a QR-reading app that accepts photos. See the QR Code AI scanner page for a step-by-step guide.

How is a mailto email QR different from a Gmail-specific QR code?

A mailto QR follows the RFC 6068 standard and opens whichever mail app the operating system has registered as default: Gmail, Apple Mail, Outlook, Proton, Thunderbird. A Gmail QR locks the flow into Gmail's web compose URL specifically, so the draft always opens in Gmail Workspace regardless of the user's default. Use mailto for the broadest reach, Gmail-specific when you want guaranteed Workspace threading.

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Generate scannable email QR codes that open a pre-filled compose window for lead capture, support and trade shows. Free to use, works on every email app.

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