How do I add multiple recipients?

Separate plain addresses with commas in To, Cc or Bcc. At least one field must contain an address. Display names, quoted local parts and internationalized addresses are outside this tool’s supported format.

Can the subject or body contain symbols and emoji?

Yes. Reserved URL characters are percent-encoded. A&B + Ω stays message text rather than creating new URL fields. The subject must be one line; body line breaks are normalized to CRLF.

Does Bcc hide the addresses in my link?

No. Bcc addresses are visible in the exported URL and HTML source. Your email client may hide them from message recipients when you send, but publishing a mailto link publishes those addresses.

Does this send or verify email?

No. The generator creates a link only. Opening the draft link depends on a configured mail handler, and sending still requires action in that email app. No address ownership or deliverability check is performed.

What is the HTML output for?

Paste the anchor into an HTML-compatible website editor. The href and label are escaped so a label with angle brackets is treated as text rather than markup.

Why might a long link not work in my email app?

Mail clients and browsers differ in their handling of long URLs and optional fields such as Bcc. Keep messages concise and review the resulting draft. The on-page preview is not a guarantee of a particular client’s behavior.

Are my addresses and message stored?

The tool processes inputs locally without saving them between visits. Exported links contain your recipients and message, so share those outputs only with the intended audience.

Mailto Link Generator

Compose an email draft link with recipients, a subject and a message. The preview shows what you entered before you copy the URL or HTML anchor. Reserved characters are encoded and body line breaks are normalized so they stay inside the message. Opening the link asks your configured email app to create a draft; this page never sends an email.

ToCcBccSubjectLink label

Separate plain addresses with commas. Bcc addresses remain visible in the exported link and HTML.

Message body

Enter at least one recipient in To, Cc or Bcc.

Opens the visitor mail client only when clicked; no sending, deliverability or address verification. Inputs stay in this tab and are not saved.

Common questions

How do I add multiple recipients?: Separate plain addresses with commas in To, Cc or Bcc. At least one field must contain an address. Display names, quoted local parts and internationalized addresses are outside this tool’s supported format.
Can the subject or body contain symbols and emoji?: Yes. Reserved URL characters are percent-encoded. A&B + Ω stays message text rather than creating new URL fields. The subject must be one line; body line breaks are normalized to CRLF.
Does Bcc hide the addresses in my link?: No. Bcc addresses are visible in the exported URL and HTML source. Your email client may hide them from message recipients when you send, but publishing a mailto link publishes those addresses.
Does this send or verify email?: No. The generator creates a link only. Opening the draft link depends on a configured mail handler, and sending still requires action in that email app. No address ownership or deliverability check is performed.
What is the HTML output for?: Paste the anchor into an HTML-compatible website editor. The href and label are escaped so a label with angle brackets is treated as text rather than markup.
Why might a long link not work in my email app?: Mail clients and browsers differ in their handling of long URLs and optional fields such as Bcc. Keep messages concise and review the resulting draft. The on-page preview is not a guarantee of a particular client’s behavior.
Are my addresses and message stored?: The tool processes inputs locally without saving them between visits. Exported links contain your recipients and message, so share those outputs only with the intended audience.

Opens the visitor mail client only when clicked; no sending, deliverability or address verification.