Set the address, and optionally a subject and message. Scanning the code opens the mail app with a ready-to-send email.
Your code appears here as you type.
PNG for screens and documents. SVG or PDF for print: they stay sharp at any size.
Many "free" QR sites route every scan through their own server. When the trial ends, they switch it off, and your printed codes go dead.
Scans pass through them, so they can cut you off.
Your link lives inside the code. Nothing in between.
No. It opens a draft in the mail app, and the person chooses whether to send it.
A preset subject like "Feedback from table 4" lets you sort and filter replies easily.
No. The link or text is stored inside the code itself, so it keeps working even if this website disappears. There is no trial and nothing to renew.