Scan to start a text message
Launch an SMS conversation instantly. Enter your phone number, and the tool will generate a QR code that prompts the user’s device to open a new text message addressed to you.
Scan-to-text codes are a powerful tool for SMS marketing opt-ins, customer support queries, and real estate inquiries. Since the code is generated locally in your browser, it is completely free to use and will never expire or redirect through third-party servers.
No, the QR code uses the standard `sms:` URI, which triggers the default SMS app on the user's phone (such as Apple Messages on iPhone or Google Messages on Android).
Currently, this specific variant only pre-fills the phone number to ensure maximum cross-device compatibility, as different operating systems handle pre-filled SMS body text inconsistently.
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Decode QR codes from an image or live camera feed. Drop, paste, or scan directly, and the tool reads the encoded text, URL, or structured data.
Encrypt text with AES using a secret passphrase, or decrypt an AES string back to plain text.
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Render a linear, radial, or conic gradient to a PNG, WebP, or JPEG at an exact pixel size, with OKLab interpolation and ordered dithering to stop banding.
Encode plain text into Morse code or decode Morse back to text. Process strings or batch convert multiple lines instantly.
Create a dummy PNG image with specific dimensions, colors, and text labels for wireframes.
Generate rows of realistic fake data from selectable fields like name, email, address, and price. View as a table and export to CSV or JSON.
Add line numbers to blocks of text. Customize starting numbers, separators, and padding to align source code or data.
Add prefixes and suffixes to every line of a text block. Inject quotes, commas, or wrapper tags across large lists.
Apply Unicode font styles to text. Generate bold, italic, monospace, and gothic characters that paste anywhere.
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