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Free · no sign-up · runs in your browserMake a click-to-chat WhatsApp link with a pre-filled message, plus a scannable QR code for your poster, menu or visiting card. Everything happens on this page — nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Country code first, no + sign or leading zero needed — we'll clean it up. Example: 91 for India.
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A WhatsApp link (sometimes called a click-to-chat link or a wa.me link) is an ordinary web address in the form https://wa.me/919876543210. Tapping it on a phone with WhatsApp installed opens a chat with that number directly — no need to have the number saved as a contact first. Add ?text= followed by a message, and WhatsApp opens with that message already typed into the box, ready for the visitor to edit or send as-is.
The number always needs its country code and no leading zero, plus sign, spaces or dashes — this tool strips all of that out automatically so you can paste a number however you have it saved.
The QR code does the same job for anyone who can't tap a link: a poster on a shop counter, a table-tent in a restaurant, a visiting card, or a banner at an event. Someone points their phone camera at it, and their WhatsApp opens with your number and message ready to go.
This is exactly the kind of link ArthMessenger uses throughout your customer-facing WhatsApp setup — broadcasts, order confirmations and booking replies all rely on the same click-to-chat mechanics under the hood.
A web address in the form https://wa.me/<number> that opens a chat with that number directly, skipping the need to save the contact first. Adding ?text=<message> pre-fills a message the visitor can edit before sending.
No. The link and the QR code are both built entirely in your browser with plain JavaScript. Nothing you type here is sent to ArthMessenger or to any server.
Yes — it is a real, standard QR code generated in your browser and tested to scan correctly with ordinary phone cameras and WhatsApp's own scanner.
Yes. WhatsApp links need the full number in international format, for example 91 followed by the 10-digit Indian mobile number, with no leading zero and no plus sign — the tool strips extra symbols for you automatically.
Anywhere a customer might tap or scan it: your Instagram bio, a website button, an email signature, a printed menu, a shop poster, or a visiting card.
ArthMessenger answers the chat this link opens — auto-replies, broadcasts and a shared inbox, from ₹199/month.
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