SMS QR code generator

An SMS QR code opens a text message to your number with the wording already written. QRasli creates them free — useful for review requests, opt-ins and support shortcuts.

Scanning opens the phone's SMS app with your number and message pre-filled — the scanner just hits send. Classic uses: keyword opt-ins ('Send JOIN to subscribe'), contest entries, service requests, and reaching customers who don't use WhatsApp.

Free — no watermarkNever expiresYour logo & colors

How it works

1

Enter the receiving number

The mobile number (with country code) that should receive the texts.

2

Write the pre-filled message

Keep it short and exact — especially if a system on your side parses keywords.

3

Style and print

Free print-ready downloads with your branding.

Pro tips

Exact keywords beat instructions

Pre-fill 'JOIN' rather than printing 'text JOIN to 98…'. Zero typos, zero friction.

Mind SMS costs

The scanner pays their standard SMS rate — in India that's usually free within plans, but say so if your audience may worry.

WhatsApp usually converts better in India

Unless you specifically need SMS (opt-in systems, no-data phones), try the WhatsApp code type first.

At a glance
QR code typeSMS QR code generator
PriceFree plan, no card. Pro $9 (₹499 in India)
WatermarkNone, on any plan including free
ExpiryCodes never expire
Editable after printingYes, with a dynamic code
Scan trackingCity, device, OS, browser and hour
Download formatsPNG free · SVG on Pro

Common questions

Does the SMS send automatically on scan?+

No — the message app opens with everything filled in, and the user taps send. Phones require that final tap.

Can I receive the texts on a landline or short code?+

Short codes generally work; test your specific one. Landlines can't receive SMS.

Can I track scans?+

Static SMS codes aren't trackable, but counting the received texts gives you the same number.

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