QR code for email

One scan opens a pre-filled email – with the recipient, subject and text of your choice.

No sign-up, no credit card.

An email QR code opens the mail app when scanned, with the recipient, subject and message already filled in. This makes it much easier to get in touch, give feedback or send enquiries – nobody has to type the address.

How it works

Enter email details

Enter the recipient address, subject and optionally a pre-written text.

Customise the design

Choose colours and style to match your brand.

Place it

Print it on a flyer, poster or business card.

Where an email QR code is useful

Support & contact

A direct line for support requests without typing the address.

Collect feedback

Customers respond faster with a pre-written subject.

Sign-ups

Newsletter or event sign-up with a simple scan.

Why an email QR code from QRown

Free & unlimited

Static email codes remain valid permanently – no costs, no sign-up.

Change the address later

If you change your support address, create a dynamic code with a free account and adjust its destination at any time.

Your own design

Colours and style to match your brand – instead of a generic QR code.

Frequently asked questions

Can I pre-fill the subject?

Yes, the subject and message text can be set freely and are inserted automatically when the email opens.

Does it work with every mail app?

The code uses the standard mailto format, which all common mail apps support.

Can I change the recipient address later?

Not with a static code. With a free account you can use a dynamic code whose destination you can change at any time.

Can I add several recipients?

Yes, you can enter several addresses separated by commas – they all appear in the To field of the opened email.

Are attachments supported?

No, a QR code cannot attach a file – it only pre-fills the recipient, subject and text. For files, use a file upload QR code instead.

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