mailto: opens a compose flow; it does not send mail
The URL asks the system to open a mail client with draft fields. The message is not sent by this site or by the link itself; the user still decides whether to send it.
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Generate a mailto link from recipient, subject and body.
Build a mailto: link from a recipient address, subject and message body. It is useful for “email us” links that should open the visitor’s mail application with a few fields already filled in.
mailto: URL.hello@example.com, subject Contact request and a short body, the generated link can open a compose window with those values already present.What happens after a user clicks mailto: depends on the mail application and browser configuration on that device.
The URL asks the system to open a mail client with draft fields. The message is not sent by this site or by the link itself; the user still decides whether to send it.
Spaces, non-ASCII characters and line breaks need URL-safe encoding. The builder handles that step so you do not have to manually create percent-encoded strings.
Browsers and mail clients differ in how they handle very long URLs. A short template works well; detailed instructions are often better added after the compose window opens.
A mailto: link exposes the email address in the page markup. If spam resistance or ticket tracking matters, a web form may be a better front end.