Generate customizable QR codes for URLs, WiFi, contacts, and more.
Type
Phone number is required
Customization
#000000
#FFFFFF
Module style
Eye style
Error correction
Size (px)
Logo (optional)
Runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded; your input never leaves your device. How it works
Quick answer
Enter a phone number and a message, and Tabreon generates a QR code that opens a pre-filled text message on scan.
Why use Tabreon for this?
Generated entirely in your browser — the number and message are never sent to a server.
Pre-fills both the recipient and the message text, not just the number.
No sign-up, no daily generation limit.
How to generate an SMS QR code
1Enter the phone number and message. Fill in the recipient number and the message text you want pre-filled.
2Preview the code. The QR preview updates live as you edit either field.
3Download and share. Download as PNG or SVG and place it wherever people should be prompted to text you.
How does an SMS QR code work?
An SMS QR code encodes a recipient number and message body together. Scanning it opens the device's default messaging app with both pre-filled, so the person just reviews and taps send — useful for a keyword-based opt-in, RSVP, or quick reply flow.
How Tabreon handles your data
The code is rendered in your browser from the recipient number and message you enter — that content is never sent to a server; it only becomes a real text once someone scans the code and sends the draft themselves.
Key features
Pre-fills both recipient number and message text
Opens the device's default messaging app on scan
PNG and SVG export
Live preview as you type
Common use cases
Running a "text this number to join" opt-in campaign
Making it easy for attendees to text an RSVP keyword
Adding a quick-reply QR code to signage or packaging
Common mistakes & limitations
This opens a pre-filled draft in the device's messaging app — it does not send the text automatically, and standard SMS rates or data charges from the sender's carrier still apply.
Frequently asked questions
No — it opens a pre-filled draft in the device's messaging app. The person still needs to tap send.
No, the QR code is generated entirely in your browser.
Both platforms support scanning into a pre-filled SMS draft, though the exact messaging app that opens depends on the device's default.