WhatsApp Chat Button in WordPress
WhatsApp Chat Widget
That Pops Up on Click
Don't just show a button, start a conversation. The ElementsKit WhatsApp Chat Widget allows you to display a fully branded pop-up on click, enabling visitors to connect with you through WhatsApp without ever leaving your page.
Floating WhatsApp Button
for Elementor, Site-Wide
Keep your WhatsApp Widget for Elementor visible on every page with a floating button that follows visitors as they scroll, and opens WhatsApp in a new tab the moment they tap it.
Style Your WhatsApp
Chat Widget Your Way
With this Elementor WhatsApp Chat Widget, you can choose from text-only, image with text, or a fully branded button, giving you complete control over how your chat button looks, ensuring it fits your site's design.
WhatsApp Chat in
WordPress in 4 Simple Steps
よくある質問
よくある質問
Install ElementsKit, enable the WhatsApp widget from its module list, enter your WhatsApp number and a default greeting message, then style and publish. The button appears as a floating chat icon on your site, no coding required.
ElementsKit's WhatsApp widget handles the integration entirely through Elementor's visual interface. Enter your phone number, customize the button's appearance, and toggle it on. There's no API setup, no script embedding, and no developer needed.
While WhatsApp itself doesn't use traditional forms, ElementsKit lets you set a default pre-filled message. Thus, when a visitor clicks the button, WhatsApp opens with a message template already written. This acts like a lightweight "form," guiding visitors on what info to send you.
A WhatsApp link is a plain text hyperlink (wa.me/yournumber) that opens a chat when clicked. A WhatsApp button, like the one ElementsKit provides, is a styled, often floating icon that's more visible, brand-matched, and typically includes a pre-filled message, leading to significantly higher click-through rates than a plain link.
No. ElementsKit's WhatsApp widget is lightweight and loads as part of the ElementsKit plugin you're likely already using for other design features; there's no separate script or third-party embed that adds load time.
Yes. You can enable the WhatsApp widget site-wide as a floating button, or place it manually on specific pages using the Elementor widget, giving you control over exactly where visitors see the option to chat.
Yes. The WhatsApp chat widget is included in the free version of ElementsKit. You can add a fully functional WhatsApp button to your WordPress site at no cost.
Yes. ElementsKit supports adding multiple contacts behind a single WhatsApp button — useful if you want visitors to choose between departments like Sales, Support, or general inquiries.
