SMS QR code generator
Scanning the code opens the phone's messaging app with your number and an optional message already typed.
Step 1: What should the code open?
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Step 2: Design it
Step by step
How to make your SMS QR code
Enter the phone number, including the country code if people might scan from abroad.
Add the message text, for example a keyword like “JOIN”.
Download the code and send a test message from your own phone.
Tips
- Use it for opt-ins and quick replies
- A pre-typed keyword makes it easy to text a reservation line or a support number.
- Consent rules still apply
- If you reply with marketing texts, follow the consent rules that apply to you. The code only starts the conversation.
- Test before you print
- Scan the code with your own phone and send the test message to make sure it reaches the right number.
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