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SMS QR Code Generator

Use this page when you want a scan to open the phone's SMS app with a number already filled in and, if useful, a starter message as well. That makes SMS QR codes practical for short support flows, quick responses, event check-ins, or simple operational tasks where typing is friction. PlainQR keeps the workflow static and local: no saved drafts, no QR management layer, and no analytics tied to the message. You build the payload in the browser, verify the preview, and export the QR code as SVG or PNG.

Generated locally in the browser

Static SVG and PNG downloads

No login, no stored data, no dashboard

Content type
Choose what kind of QR code you want to create.
Active Preset
Build an SMS QR
Pre-fill a number and optional message.

Error correction is chosen automatically for scan reliability.

Preview
Live QR preview with local SVG and PNG downloads.

Complete the required fields to preview and download.

Color

Default PNG is 1024 px. Use the arrow to pick another size.

Payload

No payload yet.

Generated locally in your browser.

How to use it

Keep the flow short: enter the payload, verify the preview, and download the file you need.

    Step 1

    Enter the phone number
    Add the destination number you want the SMS app to open when someone scans the code.

    Step 2

    Optionally add a starter message
    Use a short message when you want to give people a template or response format.

    Step 3

    Download the QR code
    Export as SVG or PNG and place it anywhere a fast message-start flow is useful.

FAQ

Short answers to the practical questions people usually ask before they download.

Is the message sent automatically?
No. The QR code opens the SMS app with the fields filled in, and the user decides whether to send the message.
Can I leave the message empty?
Yes. Only the phone number is required. The message field is optional.
Does PlainQR store SMS content?
No. SMS QR payloads are generated locally in the browser and are not stored by the app.

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