Open a text message with a pre-written reply.
The message is optional. Keep keywords short.
Tracking creates a Dynamic QR Code you can edit later.
Keep the mark small. Finder corners must stay visible.
SMS QR codes still earn their place: opt-in keywords, “text us the photo,” field-service check-ins, classroom reminders. The code stores an sms: payload with the number and optional body.
Write the prefilled message as something the person would actually send. “START” or “HELP tableside” is clearer than a paragraph. If you later move to WhatsApp, generate a new code - the payload format is different.
No. The messaging app opens with the fields filled. The person still taps Send. That prevents accidental texts.
Often yes, if the carrier and phone allow it. Test on iOS and Android before a mass print run.
Create a free account - no credit card - to unlock tracking, high-res downloads, no caption, and bulk ZIP. Static QR codes still work without signup.
Every feature is free after signup. No payment, no trial clock.
