Open the messaging app with your number and a pre-written text already in place. Useful for keyword campaigns and any flow where a reply needs to arrive from the customer's own number.
Free to use, including commercially. No watermark, no sign-up.
Everything on this page is encoded directly into the pattern, so the code works forever and needs no account. The trade-off is that it cannot change and cannot be counted.
Include the country code, like +234, so the code works for people travelling or on foreign SIMs.
Short keywords work best — a single word like MENU or JOIN is easy to process automatically.
iPhone and Android fill the message in slightly differently, so check both if you can.
SVG keeps the pattern crisp at small sizes.
Let people join a list by scanning and sending, with no form to fill in.
Put a code on equipment so a technician texts the right desk with the asset reference already written.
Collect entries from the customer's own number without an app.
No. Phones deliberately require the person to press send — a code that could send a text on its own would be a security problem.
The person sending pays their normal rate. If you are receiving to a shortcode or a business number, check what your provider charges for inbound.
A few older Android scanners only read the number and drop the body text. The number always comes through; treat the pre-written message as a convenience rather than something to depend on.