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Higher levels allow the QR code to be scanned even if damaged or covered (e.g., by a logo), but result in a denser code.
Quiet zone (margin) around the QR matrix. ISO specification recommends at least 4 modules for reliable scanning. Applies to image exports (wallet cards retain a fixed 4-module quiet zone).
A QR code generator that stays free
Make a QR code that opens a new email to you, with the subject and message already written. The person only has to press send.
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Key Features
- Opens a ready-to-send email
- Subject, message, CC and BCC
- Made in your browser
How to Create an Email QR Code
Make a code that opens a ready-to-send email.
Enter the email
Type the address, and a subject and message if you want them.
Style it
Pick colors and shapes if you like.
Download it
Save the code for a receipt, poster or product.
Frequently Asked Questions
The phone opens its default mail app with the address, subject and message filled in. Nothing is sent until the person presses send, and the code does not tell you who scanned it.
- A feedback request on a receipt or table card.
- A support address on a product or manual.
- A booking request on a poster.
- Keep the subject and message short. Long text makes the code denser and harder to scan.
- Use a shared address such as support@ rather than a personal one, because a printed code cannot be changed.
- Read the address back letter by letter. One typo sends every message to someone else.
- Use a subject that makes replies easy to sort, such as “Feedback: table 4”.
- Scan the printed code and send yourself the email once.
The address and text are put into the code in your browser and never sent to QRCraftly. Anyone who scans a printed code can see the address.
How QRCraftly keeps data in your browser