Encoded for you
Spaces, accents, line breaks and symbols such as & or ? are encoded, so the subject and message arrive intact.
Generate a free mailto link with a subject, body, CC and BCC. Copy the email link or HTML code for your website, signature or QR code.
Include the country code. Spaces, dashes and brackets are fine.
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Separate several addresses with commas, or leave empty so people choose.
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This looks like a web address. Add https:// so every phone opens it as a link.
Higher levels stay readable when part of the code is covered, but add more squares.
SVG downloads stay sharp at any size.
Enter one or more addresses separated by commas. Add Cc or Bcc if needed, or leave the recipient empty so people choose who to write to.
Fill in a subject and the first lines of the message. People can still change everything before they send it.
Copy the link or an HTML snippet, test it with your email app, or turn it into a QR code without typing it again.
Spaces, accents, line breaks and symbols such as & or ? are encoded, so the subject and message arrive intact.
The link opens the default email app of the device. When none is set up, nothing may happen, so show your address as text as well.
Creating or testing the link never sends an email. A message leaves only when someone presses Send in their own app.
Enter the recipient and subject above, then copy the generated link. For example, mailto:hello@example.com?subject=Product%20question opens a draft addressed to hello@example.com with the subject Product question. The generator handles spaces and special characters for you.
No. Mailto links do not provide a standard, reliable way to attach files. The person composing the email must add an attachment in their email app.
It is a link that starts with mailto: and opens a new email instead of a web page. It can include recipients, a subject and a message.
Yes. Separate the addresses with commas. You can also add Cc and Bcc recipients, which most email apps support.
The device has no default email app, or the browser is not allowed to open one. People who use webmail can set their browser to open email links with it.
Some email apps and browsers cut very long links. Keep the message short: the generator warns you when a link passes 2,000 characters.