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Email QR Code Generator
Turn your e-mail address into a QR code. A scan opens a new message with the address — and, if you like, the subject — already filled in, so nobody has to copy it by hand.
Content type
Content
Design
Logo in the centeroptional
Free, no watermarks or limits
Place on a picture
optional · for energy
Take your own picture or a generation from your archive — and place the QR built above on it: by hand (overlay) or blended in with AI.
Drag the QR around the picture, pull the corner to resize
How to place
The QR lands as a clean layer on top of the picture — guaranteed to scan. Set the position and size above.
The neural network will redraw the picture around the code — blending it in naturally with light, shadow and perspective, clearing overlapping objects. The code itself is composited as a precise layer and automatically checked for readability: if it doesn't scan, you get a clean overlay. Priced like a regular image generation.
Quality · size
How to blend the code inoptional
The finished picture with the QR is saved to your archive.
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A Scan Opens a New E-mail with Your Address Filled In
Create an e-mail QR code for free: a scan opens the mail app with your address and subject already filled in. Put it on a flyer, a stand or a business card. PNG and SVG, no watermarks.
Where an E-mail Code Helps
- Feedback without typos — an address copied by hand is the most common reason a letter never arrives — a code removes the retyping entirely
- Pre-filled subject — set the subject in advance and incoming mail sorts itself: enquiries, warranty claims, applications
- On print and signage — a stand, a flyer, a price list or a poster becomes a single-tap way to write to you
- Works offline — the address lives inside the pattern, so the code needs no internet and never expires
How to Make an E-mail QR Code
- Enter the address the letter should go to.
- Add a subject if you want incoming mail pre-sorted.
- Adjust the colors, or add a logo for a branded look.
- Scan the preview and check that the mail app opens correctly.
- Download it in PNG or SVG — free, with no watermarks.
How the Mail Code Works
The code contains a standard mailto link – the same one behind an email link on a webpage. When scanned, the phone offers to open the default mail app with the recipient, and optionally the subject, already filled in; the person just writes the message. Nothing is sent through us, and no address list is stored anywhere: the data is inside the pattern, so the code works offline and keeps working as long as the printed sheet exists. Two practical notes. Keep the subject short – it's encoded with the address, and a long line makes the pattern denser and harder to scan. And remember that a published address is readable by anyone with a camera, spam bots included; for a public poster, it's worth using a dedicated mailbox rather than a personal one. Creating and downloading email codes is completely free – everything is generated in your browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the email send automatically?
No. The scan just opens a new message with the address and subject pre-filled – the person writes the text and hits send themselves.
Can I pre-fill the subject?
Yes. The subject is encoded with the address. Keep it short: a long subject makes the pattern denser and harder to scan.
Which mail app opens?
Whichever one is set as the default on the phone – Mail, Gmail, Outlook, or another. The system decides; the code just passes the address along.
Is it free?
Yes. Creating the code and downloading it in PNG or SVG is completely free, with no watermarks. Energy points are only needed to place the code onto a picture – 1 point for a precise overlay.
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User #4383661
Thank you, the work of the neural network really impressed me. Perfect!
Web · May 2026
User #4279467
I really like it — would be great to have a few more free tries.
Google Play · May 2026
User #4160129
A wonderful app with affordable prices.
Web · May 2026
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