WhatsApp QR Code Generator
Turn a group invite or wa.me link into a QR card in WhatsApp's official colors — full-card green × deep-green text, scan to join and start chatting. The linen weave carries the chat-wallpaper feel, and a speech bubble sits in the corner — market stalls, storefront standees, and community posters recognize it at a glance.
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Group join card
Put the card on posters — scan to join and claim the perks
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Support chat card
Print on packaging and info cards — scan straight into a support chat
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Store community card
A counter standee — scan to join the group for member pricing
Instant QR code — paste your link
Drawn locally in your browser as you type — nothing is uploaded. For a plain code this is enough; to wrap the same link into a printable branded card, the workbench below already wears this platform's colors.
Why this card wears WhatsApp's colors
The card floods with official green #25D366 × deep-green text (8:1+ contrast, steadier than white), and the deep-green pill with bright green text is the start-chatting button; the linen weave salutes the chat wallpaper, a speech bubble sits in the lower corner with the message feel written in, and the rounded code dots are as soft as the bubble. The code area stays dark-on-white (the scannability red line) — no color change ever breaks the scan. Want your own style? Pick any base palette in Step 3 to replace it; say "WhatsApp" to the Agent to switch back anytime.
Where the scan lands
The destination
A chat window, pre-filled
The code opens wa.me/your-number with your message pre-typed — the customer just hits send.
What they see
Zero-typing contact
Name, question, or order arrive pre-written — the conversation starts past the small talk.
Login & friction
Needs WhatsApp, once
The chat needs a WhatsApp account — which the customer almost certainly already has.
Print & color specs
Brand color
#25D366 on white
WhatsApp’s green — the go color — on a white card with the chat bubble promise.
The QR zone
White pad, dark code
The QR zone keeps its white pad; the green never competes with the scan.
Print sizes
Counter card + A6
85×54mm taped at the register — order by chat; A6 for market stalls and delivery packaging.
WhatsApp QR code — shop owners actually ask
Can the scan start a chat without typing anything?
Yes — the wa.me link carries a pre-filled message. The customer scans, sees the chat with your opener typed, and sends. Zero-typing orders are the whole point.
Do customers need to add my number first?
No. The wa.me link opens a chat directly — no contact-saving step between the scan and the conversation.
What size works at a counter?
85×54mm at the register and inside delivery bags; A6 for stall fronts. Both print at home with safe margins built in.
More generators
One page per platform — walk in and the starting card already wears that platform's colors