WhatsApp Link Generator

Create direct links to start WhatsApp conversations with a predefined message.

100% local processing. Your data never leaves your computer

With area code, no spaces

About this tool

The WhatsApp Link Generator creates `wa.me` links that open a WhatsApp conversation with any number directly, with or without a pre-filled message. It is useful for businesses that want to make it easy for customers to reach them, and for anyone who wants to share a direct contact link on profiles, digital business cards, or websites.

To use it, select the country code (Brazil +55 is pre-selected), enter the phone number, and optionally write a message that will be automatically filled in when the recipient opens the link. The link is generated in real time as you type, with buttons to copy it and to open it directly in WhatsApp.

Use cases include: entrepreneurs who want a "Chat on WhatsApp" button on their website without exposing the number as plain text, freelancers who put the link in their Instagram bio, teachers sharing their contact with students via QR code, and developers generating support links to embed in help systems. The pre-filled message is especially useful to let the attendant know the subject right away (for example, "Hi, I'm interested in product X").

The tool runs entirely in the browser. The number and message you type are not stored or transmitted — everything stays local on your device.

Frequently asked questions

Is the WhatsApp link generator free?

Yes, free with no limit on links generated.

Is the phone number I enter sent to any server?

No. The link is built locally in the browser. No data is transmitted.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes. The interface is responsive and works well on mobile devices.

Does the generated link open WhatsApp Web or the app?

The wa.me format detects the environment automatically: on phones it opens the app; on desktops it opens WhatsApp Web if available.

Can I include a message with accents and emojis?

Yes. The message is automatically URL-encoded (encodeURIComponent), so accents, emojis, and special characters work correctly.