A link that opens a chat with a pre-written message and QR
Create a link that opens a WhatsApp chat with a pre-written message, working on both desktop and mobile. It is highly useful for an Instagram bio, a website button, an ad, or an email signature. The tool includes a QR code you can download as an image to print on a sign, menu, or business card. You can type the number with hyphens and a leading zero, and the tool automatically converts it to the 972 format. The link is built on wa.me, the official WhatsApp domain, so it does not rely on third-party services that might shut down and does not require the customer to save your number.
It reduces friction. The customer just hits send instead of drafting a message from scratch. A ready-made opening, like asking for details about a specific service, increases the actual number of inquiries you get.
Use a regular format, like 050-1234567. The tool removes hyphens and spaces and replaces the zero with the 972 country code. A leading zero that was not removed is the most common mistake that breaks these links.
Yes. On a computer it opens WhatsApp Web or the desktop app, and on a phone it opens the app directly with the chat ready.
No. The link works with any WhatsApp account. WhatsApp Business adds tools like an automated greeting and a catalog, but it is not required for the link to work.
Yes. Type the number with the country code, like 1 for the US, without a leading zero. Only a number starting with 0 is interpreted as Israeli and gets the 972 prefix.
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