> Make a QR code that opens a new email with the address, subject and message already filled in. Free, no signup, no watermark. Canonical HTML: https://repoint.studio/email-qr-code-generator Site index for agents: https://repoint.studio/llms.txt --- Type 04 of 11 # Email QR Code Generator A code that starts an email. The recipient, the subject and the body can all be filled in before the person types a word. Specimen · Level M Live — scan it and a draft to hello@cafe.example opens. ## What happens when someone scans it The phone offers to compose a message in its default mail app with recipient, subject and body already in place. Nothing is sent until the person presses send — the code only sets the stage. ## What the code actually contains ``` mailto:hello@cafe.example?subject=Catering%20enquiry ``` A mailto: address. Subject and body ride along as URL-encoded parameters; Studio does the encoding, you type plain words. ## How to make one 1. Enter the address that should receive the mail. 2. Pre-fill subject and body only as far as it helps — every character densifies the code. 3. Style it and check the preflight panel. 4. Export, and scan it once to see the draft with your own eyes. ## Fields - `to` Recipient address - `subject` Pre-filled subject (optional) - `body` Pre-filled body (optional) ## Pre-fill for sorting, not for speeches A subject like “Catering enquiry” routes replies into a folder and tells you which poster worked. A three-paragraph pre-filled body makes a dense code and gets deleted by the sender anyway. ## The phone needs a mail app On a personal phone this is a given. On a shared tablet or a locked-down work device with no signed-in mail account, the scan succeeds and the compose step goes nowhere. Know your audience. ## Questions ### Will scanning send an email by itself? No. It opens a draft; the person sends it, or does not. ### Which mail app opens? Whatever the phone has as its default handler — Mail on most iPhones, Gmail on most Androids. ### Will printing my address get me spam? The address is readable by anyone who scans, exactly as if you printed it in words. A QR code neither hides it nor exposes it further.