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WhatsApp QR Code Generator

A WhatsApp QR code opens a chat with your number the moment someone scans it — and it can arrive with the first message already written. That removes the two things that stop people getting in touch: finding your number, and working out what to say.

  • Free forever
  • No account needed
  • No scan limits

1Enter your content

Generates as you type — there is no "create" button to press.

2Pick a design

Preview

Fill in the content and your code will appear here

 

For best results use dark modules on a light background, and test the code with two different phones before printing.

3Pick a colour

4Corner style

This code is static: the content lives inside the pattern itself. It never expires and nobody can switch it off.

The fast path: enter content, pick a theme, download.

Fast and simple

Generates as you type. No sign-up, no payment, no waiting.

Unlimited design

7 module styles, gradients, logos, frames — all unlocked.

Private by design

Encoding runs in your browser; QR content never reaches a server.

Never expires

Static codes. They keep working even if this site shuts down.

Why the prefilled message matters

An empty chat window is a small barrier, and small barriers cost conversations. A prefilled message removes it and, more usefully, tells you where the customer came from.

  • On a shop window — "Hi, I saw the window display and I'd like some information"
  • On a product label — "Hi, I have a question about model X"
  • On a table card — "Hi, I'd like to order from table 4"
  • On an invoice — "Hi, I'm asking about invoice 2026-114"

Put a different message on each placement and your inbox tells you which one is working, without any analytics at all.

Number format matters

WhatsApp identifies numbers internationally. Always write the number with its country code and without a leading zero:

WrongRight
0555 000 0000+90 555 000 0000
(555) 000-0000+1 555 000 0000
07700 900000+44 7700 900000

Spaces, brackets and dashes are stripped automatically — only the digits and the country code end up in the code. If a scan opens WhatsApp but says the number is invalid, the country code is almost always the reason.

Business account or personal number?

The code works with either. But if you are putting it on printed material, a WhatsApp Business account is worth the ten minutes it takes to set up: opening hours, an away message, a catalogue and quick replies all become available, and your personal number stays private.

One thing to plan for: if you change the number later, the printed code is dead. If that is a real risk, point the code at a short link on your own domain that forwards to WhatsApp — then you can change the destination without reprinting anything.

How to create a WhatsApp QR code

  1. Enter your number with country codeFor example +1 555 000 0000. Never start with a zero.
  2. Write the first messageShort and specific, so you can tell where the customer scanned it.
  3. Test itScan with a phone that is not yours and check the chat opens with the right message.
  4. Download and place itPNG for screens, SVG or PDF for print.

Frequently asked questions

Does the recipient need WhatsApp installed?

Yes. If it is not installed the link opens in a browser and offers to install it.

Can I change the message later?

Not in a printed code. If you need to change it often, point the code at a link on your own domain and change the redirect instead.

Does it work with a landline?

Only if that number has a WhatsApp Business account attached to it. Otherwise no.

Can I use it for a group chat?

Use the group invite link with the "Link" type instead. Note that anyone who scans it can join, so treat it as public.

Create your code now

No sign-up, no payment, no limits. Your code is ready the moment you start typing.

Create a free QR code The code you create never expires.