Text formatter for WhatsApp
Paste from Word, Notepad, Google Docs or any website and the bold, italics, strikethrough and lists come with it. Type in your own language, then copy it ready for WhatsApp or Word. How it works
Opens in a new tab. Copy the text there, come back here and paste.
1 · Paste or type
Paste from Word, Notepad, Google Docs, an email or a web page. Formatting is kept. Text that already has WhatsApp marks like *bold* or Markdown like **bold** is converted too.
2 · Type in your language
Choose a language under Type in and type the way it sounds: namaste becomes नमस्ते in Hindi. Over 100 languages, including Tamil, Hindi, Malayalam, Arabic and Urdu. Some letters use capitals: in Tamil, vaNakkam gives வணக்கம். On a phone, each word converts when you press space.
3 · Copy and send
Copy for WhatsApp turns the formatting into WhatsApp's own marks, so it shows correctly when you paste it into a chat. Or enter a number under Send to and tap Send on WhatsApp to open the chat with your message ready. Highlight part of the text to copy or send just that part.
4 · Templates
Pick a ready-made Template, or write your own with fields like {First name} or {Amount} and tap Save as template. Choose a saved contact under Send to and the fields fill in with that person's details. Sign in free to keep 2 templates and your own fields.
What formatting does WhatsApp support?
- Bold:
*text* - Italic:
_text_ Strikethrough:~text~- Monospace:
```text``` - Bulleted list: start a line with
-or* - Numbered list: start a line with
1. - Quote: start a line with
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WhatsApp has no underline, so underlined text is kept only when you copy for Word.