Scanning the code opens the phone’s email app with the address, subject and message already filled in. The person only has to press send.
Options
Description
Download
Logo in the middle
QR codes only. Your logo stays on your device.
Error correction switches to High so the code still scans. Test-scan one code before printing many.
Link tracking (UTM)
Scans then show up in Google Analytics (or similar) under these names, without a paid tracking service. Tags a link already has are kept.
Printing
In the print dialog choose 100% / “Actual size” and turn off headers and footers. Print a test page on plain paper and hold it against a label sheet first.
Your code
Batch from CSV
One code per row. Columns: value (what the code contains), description (optional), type (optional: qr, code128, ean13, ean8, upc, code39, itf14, codabar). Comma, semicolon or tab separated, as Excel and Google Sheets save it.
Drop a CSV file here or choose a file
…or paste the rows here
…or make a numbered series
Ideas for email QR codes
Support and feedback: “Something broken? Scan to tell us” on machines, rooms or products, with the item number already in the subject.
Sign-ups: “Send us an email to join the newsletter” at a stand or event.
Orders and quotes: on flyers and catalogues, with a ready-made subject line.
Tip: put the room or product number in the subject, so you know where each message comes from. In a batch, give every label its own subject.
Frequently asked questions
Which email app opens?
The default email app on the phone, such as Mail, Gmail or Outlook.
Is the message sent automatically?
No. The email is only prepared; the person reviews it and presses send themselves.
Can I make codes for several addresses?
Yes. Use Batch from CSV with the columns to, subject, body and description.
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