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WhatsApp link and QR code generator
Nepali mobile numbers have 10 digits and start with 96, 97 or 98.
Your WhatsApp link
Where to use your WhatsApp link
- Instagram and TikTok bio, and Facebook page button
- Website header and contact page (a floating button works well on phones)
- Google Business Profile, as your booking or website link
- QR code on menus, shop counters, visiting cards, flyers and delivery packaging
- Ads: Meta's 'Click to WhatsApp' ads use the same number
A pre-filled message saves customers typing and tells you where they came from. Write a different message for each place ('Hi, I scanned the menu QR…') and you'll know which one works.
Track it properly
To see WhatsApp clicks in Google Analytics, track clicks on the button as an event, and use the UTM builder for links to your website. For bulk messaging and automated replies, see our WhatsApp Business guide.
Questions about this tool
How do I write a Nepali number for WhatsApp links?
Country code 977 followed by the 10-digit mobile number, with no +, spaces or leading zero. For example 9779847203236.
Does the link work if the customer hasn't saved my number?
Yes. That's the point of a wa.me link: it opens a chat without saving the contact.
Can I write the message in Nepali?
Yes. Unicode Nepali text works in the link and the QR code.
Is the QR code free to use commercially?
Yes. It's generated in your browser, never expires and doesn't go through any tracking service.
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