Create a WhatsApp message link for an Indian mobile number
This tool builds a wa.me link using a 10-digit Indian mobile number beginning with 6, 7, 8, or 9. Country code 91 is added automatically. It does not verify whether the number has a WhatsApp account.
How to create and test the link
- Enter the recipient's 10-digit Indian mobile number without spaces, a leading zero, or +91.
- Write the message or choose a template. Replace any bracketed placeholder with your own text.
- Generate the link, check the number and message, then use Test Link on a device with WhatsApp available.
- Copy the link to a contact page, email, or social profile.
Encoded message example
With an illustrative number 9876543210 and message Hello team, the result is https://wa.me/919876543210?text=Hello%20team. Use your own number when testing; the sample number is not a contact for this website.
What happens when someone opens it?
The link asks WhatsApp to open a conversation with the supplied message pre-filled. The visitor still chooses whether to send it. It does not send messages automatically, enroll contacts, authenticate a business, or create a chatbot.
Common questions
Can I enter a number from another country?
No. This version accepts Indian mobile numbers only and inserts +91. People in other countries may open a link to that Indian number if WhatsApp is available to them.
Why does validation reject my number?
Enter exactly 10 digits starting with 6, 7, 8, or 9. Do not paste the country code into the mobile-number field. Check the destination using Test Link before sharing.
Where is the link created?
Link construction runs in your browser. Using Test Link or a share button opens an external service, which then receives the link details. Do not include confidential information in a public pre-filled message.
Related message tools
Prepare repeated greetings with the WhatsApp Text Repeater, add formatting with the WhatsApp Text Formatter, or use the basic WhatsApp Link Generator for a simpler workflow.