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Create a WhatsApp link in 30 seconds
Number + message. Snippets in HTML, JavaScript, Python and cURL using api.whatsapp.com/send. Paste on your site or backend. This is not Cloud API.
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The code updates as you edit the number and message.
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HTML for the site. JS to open in a new tab. Python for the backend. cURL to test the GET.
<a href="https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=5511999999999&text=Hi!%20I%20came%20from%20the%20link%20and%20want%20to%20know%20more.">Chat on WhatsApp</a>Sample number — replace it with yours before copying.
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I create a WhatsApp link with a message?
- Enter the number and the message. The snippets build the official click-to-chat link (api.whatsapp.com/send) in HTML, JavaScript, Python or cURL. The person clicks, WhatsApp opens with the text ready. This does not send on its own and it is not Cloud API.
- Is this Cloud API? Do I need a Meta token?
- No. This is NOT Cloud API and it does not use a Meta token. The snippets build a click-to-chat link (api.whatsapp.com/send) with number and message. The person clicks, WhatsApp opens, they send. To send at scale (you → customer), the platform is Chatsac at chatsac.com.
- Why api.whatsapp.com/send and not wa.me?
- The wa.me redirect strips emoji and astral characters from the message. The official api.whatsapp.com/send endpoint keeps the text intact, including emoji. That is why the snippets use this URL, not the wa.me shortcut.
- When should I use HTML, JavaScript, Python or cURL?
- HTML to paste on a site (anchor with the link). JavaScript to open WhatsApp in a new tab from a button. Python to build the link on the backend. cURL to test the GET in the terminal before you ship.