One Tap to Call
Clickable Phone Links

On desktop, clicking the link will prompt the user to open a calling application (like FaceTime or Microsoft Teams) or display a professional landing page with your number for manual dialing.

Yes. Generating basic `tel:` protocol links and branded high-conversion shortcuts is 100% free for all professional users.

By using our professional **Phone number URL converter** landing page option, you can track every click through our analytics dashboard. This provides full visibility into your **One-tap dialer scanner** traffic.

Absolutely. You can convert any valid local, toll-free (800), or international phone number into a high-performance web link. We recommend including the country code for maximum global compatibility.

Yes. You can include extensions using standard 'pause' characters like commas. This allows the user's phone to connect and then automatically dial the extension for a professional **Direct call shortcut** experience.

Yes. Our generator provides you with the standard `tel:` URL. You can easily use this in your site's code (e.g., `<a href='tel:+1555000'>Call Us</a>`) to create high-conversion contact triggers.

Yes. We use the industry-standard `tel:` protocol, which is universally supported and ensures a secure, high-speed connection between your digital content and the user's phone dialer.

Yes. SupaQR Pro users can host their professional contact landing pages on their own branded domain (e.g., `dial.yourbrand.com`), increasing user trust and contact rates.

Once your call link is generated, you can instantly generate a matching high-quality Phone Call QR Code using our integrated tool—perfect for business cards and billboards.

This specialized tool generates standard cellular and VoIP links. For app-specific communication, please use our dedicated WhatsApp Link Generator or our **Phone number URL converter** for SMS.

The link itself is for immediate dialing. To allow clients to book a time, we recommend pointing the link to a landing page that includes both your **Direct call shortcut** and a scheduling tool like Calendly.