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Mailto Link Generator

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Mailto Link Generator

The mailto link generator lets you build a complete mailto: URL with pre-filled recipient, CC, BCC, subject, and body — no manual URL encoding required. Instead of wrestling with percent-encoded strings and RFC 3986 syntax, fill in the form fields and get a ready-to-use link or HTML anchor tag in seconds. It is the fastest way for web developers, designers, and content creators to add a fully configured email button to any webpage.

Benefits

Generate correct mailto links without memorizing URL encoding rules or parameter syntax:

  • Instant output: The link updates in real time as you type, so there is no need to hit a button to preview your result.
  • Automatic encoding: Spaces, special characters, and international text are percent-encoded correctly so the link works in every email client.
  • Full field support: Populate To, CC, BCC, Subject, and Body all at once from a single form.
  • Dual copy options: Grab the raw mailto: string or the complete HTML tag, ready to paste into your code.

Use cases

Mailto links are useful in more situations than most people realize:

How to use

Follow these steps to create your mailto link:

Frequently asked questions

Does a mailto link work on mobile devices? Yes — on both iOS and Android, tapping a mailto link opens the default mail app with all fields pre-filled exactly as configured.

Why does my subject or body show garbled characters in some email clients? This happens when the URL is not properly percent-encoded. This generator encodes every field automatically, so accented letters, emoji, and special characters all render correctly.

Can I include multiple CC or BCC addresses? Yes, enter multiple addresses separated by commas in the CC or BCC fields and the tool will encode them correctly in the final link.

Will my email address be exposed to spam bots if I use a mailto link? Addresses inside mailto links are readable in HTML source, which means harvesting bots can detect them. If protecting the address is a priority, consider a server-side contact form instead of a bare mailto link.