How to Use WhatsApp Web on Your Laptop

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Typing long messages on a phone can be slow. That’s where WhatsApp Web helps — it lets you use WhatsApp on your PC or laptop. Here’s how to set it up in seconds.

Step 1: Open WhatsApp Web
Go to https://web.whatsapp.com
You will see a QR code on the screen.

Step 2: Open WhatsApp on Your Phone

  • Tap the 3 dots (top right corner)

  • Select Linked Devices

  • Tap Link a Device and scan the QR code on your laptop screen

Step 3: Use WhatsApp on Your Laptop
Now you can:

  • Send and receive messages

  • Share files and documents

  • Type faster using your keyboard

Important: Your phone must stay connected to the internet while using WhatsApp Web.

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