WhatsApp link generator
Create a free wa.me click-to-chat link with a pre-filled message. Customers tap it and land in a WhatsApp chat with you — no saving your number first.
Enter your number and the link appears here.
How to create a WhatsApp link
- Pick your country code and type your WhatsApp number without the leading 0.
- Write the message you want customers to start with, such as "Hi, I want to order…". It helps you know where they came from.
- Copy the link and put it in your Instagram bio, ads, emails or on your website.
Answer every WhatsApp chat automatically
A click-to-chat link brings more conversations. IotaBot's WhatsApp AI chatbot answers them from your own website, FAQs and policies, day and night, and hands the chat to your team when a person is needed. Developers can do the same through the WhatsApp API.
Chats from Click to WhatsApp ads also open a free entry point window, in which Meta doesn't charge for your replies — see the WhatsApp cost calculator for what other messages cost.
WhatsApp link generator: FAQ
What is a WhatsApp click-to-chat link?
A wa.me link opens a WhatsApp chat with your number on the visitor's phone or computer, with your message already typed in. They only have to press send — no need to save your number first.
Is the WhatsApp link generator free?
Yes. It runs in your browser, needs no sign-up, and the links it makes never expire. Nothing you type is sent to IotaBot.
Do I need the WhatsApp Business API to use a wa.me link?
No. wa.me links work with any WhatsApp or WhatsApp Business number. To answer the chats automatically with AI, connect the number to IotaBot.
How do I write the phone number?
Choose the country code, then type the number without a leading 0, spaces or dashes. For India, 98765 43210 becomes 919876543210 in the link.
Where should I use my WhatsApp link?
In your Instagram bio, Google Business Profile, email signature, ads, QR codes on packaging, and as a "Chat on WhatsApp" button on your website.
Can the pre-filled message include emojis and line breaks?
Yes. The generator encodes them correctly, so they arrive exactly as you typed them.