What is it?
The WhatsApp Button for Website makes a small floating chat button: visitors tap it and WhatsApp opens with your number and a ready message.
Who is it for?
Website and Blogger owners who sell or take enquiries on WhatsApp: shops, coaching centres, clinics, travel agents, freelancers and service businesses who want visitors to start a chat without searching for a number.
Make the button
- Fill in WhatsApp number (with country code), the Ready message and the Button text (leave it empty for an icon only).
- Choose the Position (bottom right or left) and the Colour.
- Tap Copy code.
Where to paste the code
- Any website: paste it just before
</body>in your page or template. - Blogger: Layout → Add a Gadget → HTML/JavaScript → paste → Save. Or Theme → Edit HTML → paste before
</body>→ Save. - WordPress: use a “header and footer code” plugin and paste it in the footer box.
The button doesn’t show
- Clear your site’s cache (caching plugins, Cloudflare) and reload with Ctrl + F5.
- Another chat or cookie widget may sit on top of it. Move the button to the other side with Position.
- Some page builders strip code from text blocks. Use their “custom HTML” or “code” block.
Does it slow my site?
No. It is a few lines of HTML and CSS with no outside scripts, trackers or cookies, so it doesn’t affect page speed or need a cookie notice.
Example
A coaching centre puts the button bottom-right with the message “Hi, I want to know about the Class 10 batch”. Every enquiry arrives with that line, so they know where it came from.
Open the tool: WhatsApp Button for Website
Still stuck?
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Questions, or an error not listed here?
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