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SMS QR Code: open a text message already written

When the code is scanned, the phone opens the messaging app with the number and text ready. It works well in promotions, polls and confirmations where the person only needs to tap send.

1

Content

Sends a ready-made text message.

SMS

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2

Customize

Pick different shapes to create a unique QR code.

Visual examples. The final QR code will be generated with the content entered above.

Module shapeThe shape of each little square of the code. Very open shapes can reduce readability in dense codes.
Markers (outer frame)The three larger markers are essential for the camera to recognize the code.
Markers (center)The center can be hollow, round, diamond or star.The center of the markers. Combine it with the outer frame for a unique look.
FramesThe frame organizes the QR code and can include a caption. The no-frame option keeps only the safe area.

How to do it, step by step

  1. Type the number that will receive the SMS.
  2. Write the initial message.
  3. Customize the code and test the scan.
  4. Download the file.

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When this is useful

Join a promotion by message

The message “I want to join!” is already filled in.

Confirm attendance at an event

Whoever scans confirms with a tap.

Tips for a good result

  • Use short, clear messages: they appear in the phone’s text field.
  • If most of your audience uses WhatsApp, the WhatsApp QR Code tends to work better.

What this tool does not do

  • Sending an SMS may cost money depending on the scanner’s plan.
  • Some QR Code readers handle this format differently; test on your audience’s devices.

Frequently asked questions

Is the message sent automatically?
No. The phone opens the app with the text ready, and the person taps send.
Does it need an area code?
Yes, use the full number, with the country and area code.

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Text written by Marcelo Amantino · updated October 18, 2026 · who we are