WhatsApp link generator
Create a link that opens a chat with your number with the message already written. No sign-up, nothing to install: fill it in, copy it and use it wherever you like.
Build your link in seconds
Choose the country, enter the number with its area code and write the message the customer will send when they open the chat.
Your link
Enter the number to generate the link.
One link, many points of contact
The same address works anywhere a link fits, on desktop and on mobile.
Instagram bio
One tap on your profile opens the chat with the message already written.
Ads
Send paid traffic straight to WhatsApp, with no form in the way.
Website and landing page
Use it on the contact button instead of showing the number as text.
Email and signature
Put it in your email footer and in the proposals you send.
QR code and print material
Turn the link into a QR code on cards, storefronts and catalogs.
Groups and status
Share the link for support without exposing the number in the chat.
From the number to the published link
The link uses the wa.me standard, from WhatsApp itself. It opens a chat with your number in the app or on WhatsApp Web.
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Enter the number
Pick the country in the selector and type the number with its area code. The generator removes parentheses, spaces and dashes automatically.
- 2
Write the message
Type the text that will appear pre-written for the customer. It's optional, but it helps identify where the contact came from.
- 3
Copy the link
Click copy and paste the address in your bio, an ad, a website button or wherever you need. Use the test button to check it first.
- 4
Receive the conversations
On click, the person lands in a chat with your number, in the app or on WhatsApp Web, with the message ready to send.
A well-made link saves an entire conversation
The pre-filled message is there so you already know where the person came from and what they want, before you even reply.
- Use a different message per channel to know where the contact came from
- Write it in the customer's voice: they're the one sending the text, not your company
- Short messages stop people deleting everything before sending
- Always test the link before publishing it in a paid ad
Message examples
- Bio do InstagramHi! I came from Instagram and I'd like to know more.
- AdHi! I saw the ad and I'd like a quote.
- SiteHi! I was on the site and I have a question about the plans.
- Printed catalogHi! I got your contact from the catalog and I'd like to buy.
About the link generator
No. The generator is free and runs entirely in your browser: you fill in the fields and the link is built on the spot, with no sign-up and without sending your data to us.
Enter the country's dialing code and the number with its area code. In Brazil, the dialing code is 55. You can type parentheses, spaces or dashes — the generator strips everything and leaves only the digits, the way WhatsApp requires.
No. It appears typed into the conversation's message box, and the person decides whether to send it. That's why the text should be written in the customer's voice, not the company's.
It does. The wa.me standard opens a conversation with the number you entered, whether it belongs to a regular account, WhatsApp Business or a number connected to the official API.
You can. But if you want to know where each contact came from, it's worth generating one link per channel, changing the pre-filled message. That way you identify the source in the very first sentence.
The link brings the customer. Dyamante organizes the rest.
When the conversations start coming in, have queues, teams and history all in one place.
- No credit card
- Set up in 5 minutes
