Share a number without typing it
Enter the international phone number and an optional extension, then generate the QR. Check the normalized number carefully. Download PNG for screens or SVG for print, or copy the telephone link. Scan a test copy with your intended devices before sharing.
What a scan can do
A compatible scanner may offer to open a dialer with the number. This page does not place a call, open your dialer or check the number's assignment. Device behavior and extension support vary. Keep the written number and extension alongside a printed QR so people can enter them manually.
Supported numbers
This workflow accepts global numbers starting with + and 3–15 digits, with a nonzero country-code digit. It does not configure local phone contexts, service codes, alphabetic vanity numbers, pauses or PBX access sequences. Optional extensions use 1–20 digits and retain leading zeros. The extension is encoded as a tel URI parameter, not a sequence of dial tones.
Privacy and changes
All generation happens in this browser, without saving a draft automatically. Anyone with the QR can read the number. Editing either field or a QR setting removes stale downloads. Clear all forgets the current inputs and example undo; previous downloads and clipboard content remain.
Format reference: RFC 3966 telephone URI scheme. Create a full contact card · Create an SMS draft QR.