Your number, with the country code
Spaces, dashes and a leading + are fine. The tool keeps the digits WhatsApp needs.
Enter your WhatsApp number and, if you like, a message. You get a wa.me link and a QR code to print on flyers, menus, packaging or a shop window. Scanning it opens a chat with you.
Type your number with the country code, add a message if you want one, and download the PNG. The QR code holds a wa.me link, so anyone who scans it with their phone camera lands in a WhatsApp chat with you, without saving your number first.
Type a number to make your QR code.
QR code
Runs in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
Spaces, dashes and a leading + are fine. The tool keeps the digits WhatsApp needs.
The text is typed into the chat box for the person who scans the code. They still decide whether to send it.
Pick a size and download the PNG. Larger sizes stay sharp on posters. Test it with your phone camera before you print.
Questions
No. It holds a plain wa.me link, not a redirect through our servers, so it works for as long as the number is on WhatsApp.
WhatsApp can show a QR code for your own account in its settings. This one is a wa.me link you can make for any number, with a message of your choice, and download at print size.
The message is part of the code. A new message needs a new QR code; the old one keeps working with the old text.
No. The link and the QR code are made in your browser. Nothing is sent to Kaption.
Kaption transcribes voice notes, summarizes long chats and schedules follow-ups in WhatsApp Web. Free to start.