WhatsApp is the world’s largest and most popular instant-messaging program. If you want to share your thoughts and ideas with your loved ones, friends, and families, download the app, install it, create a free account, and begin sharing your thoughts and ideas with them. On a platform like this, you can accomplish a lot of things. WhatsApp has over 2 billion users and has received over 5 billion downloads.
You can share text messages, media assets such as photographs and videos, and even documents such as PDF, PPT, WORD, TEXT, and so on. It could be the best ever platform for connecting with your contacts if you desire to do so. As you may be aware, many of us use our smartphones and tablets to browse the web, and when we find something interesting that we want to share with our friends and families, we have to go through a lot of trouble by going to the menu, clicking on share, selecting Whatsapp, and then sending the link to our friend.
Isn’t it a more honest notion if people simply click on a link and the message or link is sent directly to their Whatsapp?
We believe that practically everyone will appreciate the concept.
How to Send Image as Hyperlink on Whatsapp
So, let’s look at the code and see if we can make it work for sending image hyperlinks via Whatsapp.
<a href=”whatsapp://send?text=https://www.linkedin.com/in/inikhil-sethi/>Whatsapp this page</a>
Copy and paste the code above (from<a to /a> ) into your website.
From the contact list, choose the person to whom you wish to send the link.
You’ll notice a link similar to this (Whatsapp this page).
That’s all there is to it. Now, whenever someone visits your page on a mobile device and clicks on “Whatsapp this page,” they can select the person to whom they want to send a message. In their Whatsapp, they will see “https://www.linkedin.com/in/inikhil-sethi/” ready to be shared.
If you write something like (a href=”whatsapp:/send?text=This is testing message.”> Instead of the link, it will work. If someone clicks “Send the message,” they will see “This is testing message.” in their Whatsapp, which is ready to be shared.
