Drive engagement with a direct line to your audience. Create an SMS QR code that opens a pre-written text message on a user's phone, perfect for lead generation, support requests, or signing up for text alerts.
Pre‑filled text message
Leave message empty to only open the SMS composer with the number pre‑filled.
Output updates automatically. Required: phone number.
An SMS QR code contains a phone number and a pre-written message. When scanned, it opens the user's default messaging app with the number and message already filled in, so all they have to do is press send.
Create and download unlimited static QR codes at no cost, with no watermarks or restrictions on usage.
Choose from various dot shapes, corner styles, colors, gradients, and add a logo to match your brand identity.
Generate QR codes for URLs, text, Wi‑Fi access, email, vCards, and more formats to suit different needs.
High Resolution Outputs Download crisp PNGs for web use or scalable SVGs for print to ensure your QR codes look great everywhere.
User-Friendly Interface Our intuitive design tools make it easy to create professional-looking QR codes in just a few clicks.
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Let users text a keyword to a shortcode to subscribe to your newsletter, enter a contest, or receive a coupon.
Provide a QR code that allows customers to text a support line for quick assistance with common issues.
Capture leads at an event or in your store by having people scan a QR code to text you their contact information.
Custom dot styles (dots, rounded, classy, extra rounded), distinctive corner squares and corner dots are more scannable when contrast remains strong. Gradients should stay subtle and avoid low‑contrast transitions near the finder corners. Embedded logos are best placed on a white (or lightly tinted) padded rectangle to maintain recognition.
Yes, you can specify both the recipient's phone number and the exact message you want to be sent. This is great for keyword-based campaigns (e.g., 'Text JOIN to 12345').
The QR code only prepares the message. The user still has full control and must tap the 'send' button themselves. This ensures they consent to sending the SMS.
Yes, as long as you include the correct country code with the phone number (e.g., +1 for the US). The user's mobile carrier charges for the SMS will apply as usual.