International number
+12025550117Include the country calling code. Formatting is normalized; this tool does not verify number ownership or whether it can receive SMS.
Make it easier
to start a text message.
Create a QR code with one international phone number and an optional message. Scanning opens a draft in a compatible SMS app; the person scanning reviews it and chooses whether to send.
A text-message draft, with sending left to the person scanning.
Keep the number, message, appearance and checked files when switching views.
Prepare the draft, download checked files and test with the scanner and SMS app your audience uses.
Use the complete international number. Add a useful message, or leave the message empty for the person scanning to write.
Choose colors, an optional logo and print size. Each PNG, SVG and PDF must pass its own readback and print check before download.
Confirm the complete number, accents, punctuation and line breaks on the intended phone. The person scanning controls sending.
The code stores one number and an optional message. A compatible scanner hands them to the phone’s messaging app.
Include the country calling code. Formatting is normalized; this tool does not verify number ownership or whether it can receive SMS.
Unicode text is percent-encoded in the sms: link. More content makes a denser QR code, so keep the draft useful and short.
Scanning does not send a message. The available app and how it handles the draft depend on the device and scanner.
Use it where the person scanning has a clear reason to send a short message.
Add a business contact number to a flyer or counter display, with a brief message explaining the enquiry.
Prepare a useful question about a service. Leave order details and private information for the sender to add in their own app.
Offer a number and optional product reference. Test the printed code and the number before distributing the material.
SMS, WhatsApp and email use different apps. This page creates a single-recipient SMS draft.
Support for sms: links and prefilled text varies by scanner, phone and messaging app. A desktop may have no SMS handler. Test on the devices your audience uses; this tool cannot confirm delivery or that a number belongs to you.
Creating a QR file does not purchase or send an SMS. A carrier may charge the person who sends it; message segmentation depends on encoding and the carrier. There is no universal 160-character QR limit or free-message promise. Refreshing clears this local task; files already shared cannot be recalled.
No. A compatible scanner opens a draft. The person checks the number and text and chooses whether to send it.
The link uses UTF-8 percent encoding. Spaces, +, & and line breaks stay distinct; the intended app still needs to support the link. Check the actual draft before distributing the code.
No. This tool generates QR files locally. It does not send, receive, rent numbers or bypass verification. Carrier charges remain separate.
Yes. The phone number is required; an empty message is omitted from the sms: link.
The number is stored inside the static QR code. Generate a new code and replace printed copies when the number or message changes.
The selected size or contrast may fail the print check, or a format may fail readback. Keep the input, shorten the message or adjust the settings, then generate again.