# Email QR code generator

> Enter an email address, and optionally a subject and message. Scanning the code opens the person's mail app with a new email to you, ready to send.

URL: https://qr.cuelark.com/email-qr-code-generator

## How to use it
1. Type the address that should receive the email.
2. Add a subject so you can filter these emails later, and an optional starter message.
3. Download the code and put it on packaging, a manual, an event badge or a feedback card.

## Good uses
- Support cards in product packaging with the subject "Help with my order"
- RSVP codes on printed invitations
- Feedback cards at a front desk or event booth
- Bug-report codes on hardware labels, with the model number in the subject

## How it works
The code holds a standard mailto: link such as mailto:support@example.com?subject=Help. Phones hand that to the default mail app, so it works with any provider. The email is still sent by the person who scans it, from their own account; this site never sees it.

## Keep it short
Every extra character makes the code denser. A short subject and a one-line message keep the code easy to scan from a distance. Leave the body empty if people will write their own message anyway.

## FAQ
### Will the email send automatically?
No. Scanning opens a draft. The person still taps Send, so nothing is sent without their action.

### Can I add more than one recipient?
Put addresses separated by commas in the address field, for example sales@example.com,info@example.com. Most mail apps accept that.

### Does the code expire?
No. The address is inside the code. It works as long as the mailbox exists.