How do I make a WhatsApp QR code?

Enter your business number with its country code, write the message you want pre-filled, and download the code. Scanning it opens WhatsApp with that message already typed, so the customer only has to press send.

Does the number need a country code?

Yes. A WhatsApp link only works with the number in international format, which means the country code followed by the local number and no leading zero. Spaces, dashes and a leading + are removed automatically, so you can type it however you like.

Can I point a QR code at one of my products instead?

Yes. Switch to the Product or page link tab and paste the address of a product page, your catalogue or your storefront. The same code works anywhere you would print a label.

Is this tool free and do I need an account?

It is free and there is nothing to sign up for. No watermark, no limit on how many codes you generate, and no email collected.

Which format should I download?

PNG for social media, marketplace listings, menus and anything on a screen. SVG when a printer or a sign-maker will cut it, because it stays sharp at any size.

Free tool

Free WhatsApp QR code generator

Print a code on a menu, a business card, a product label or a shop window, and it opens WhatsApp with your message already typed in. No account, no watermark, no limit.

Phone number with country code

Spaces and dashes are fine — they are removed automatically. Do not include a + sign.

Pre-filled message

Optional. Leave it blank for an empty chat.

Enter a phone number to generate your code.

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How it works

Three steps, no sign-up.

1
Enter your business number
Type the WhatsApp number customers should reach, including the country code. Spaces and dashes are removed for you.
2
Write the message
Add the text that should already be typed when the chat opens — a greeting, an order request, or a product reference.
3
Download and print
Save the code as a PNG for social posts and menus, or as an SVG when you are sending it to a printer.

Where to use it

What a WhatsApp code is actually good for.

Menus and tables

A code on a menu or a table tent opens a chat with the order already phrased. No app to download, nothing to install.

Packaging and labels

A code on a product label opens that product's page, so a customer standing in the aisle can look at sizes, colours and stock.

Business cards and flyers

Point it at your storefront and anyone who scans it lands on a real catalogue they can browse on their own.

Shop windows and stalls

A single code covers your whole range. Change the destination later and the same printed code still works.

Questions

WhatsApp QR code questions.

How do I make a WhatsApp QR code?: Enter your business number with its country code, write the message you want pre-filled, and download the code. Scanning it opens WhatsApp with that message already typed, so the customer only has to press send.
Does the number need a country code?: Yes. A WhatsApp link only works with the number in international format, which means the country code followed by the local number and no leading zero. Spaces, dashes and a leading + are removed automatically, so you can type it however you like.
Can I point a QR code at one of my products instead?: Yes. Switch to the Product or page link tab and paste the address of a product page, your catalogue or your storefront. The same code works anywhere you would print a label.
Is this tool free and do I need an account?: It is free and there is nothing to sign up for. No watermark, no limit on how many codes you generate, and no email collected.
Which format should I download?: PNG for social media, marketplace listings, menus and anything on a screen. SVG when a printer or a sign-maker will cut it, because it stays sharp at any size.

Want a catalogue behind the code?

A storefront, a checkout and card payments — connected to the chat they already use.

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