WhatsSwift – Free Private WhatsApp Utilities in Your Browser

WhatsSwift is a free toolkit that runs 100% client-side: split status videos into 30-second clips, send WhatsApp messages without saving numbers, generate WhatsApp link and QR codes, and compress audio under the 16MB limit. No uploads, no signup. Enable JavaScript at https://wakit.vercel.app/ for the full interactive app.

WhatsApp Status Video Splitter Online (30-Second Clips)

Upload any MP4, MOV or WebM video and split it into exact 30-second segments for WhatsApp Status using lossless FFmpeg stream copy in WebAssembly — no re-encoding, no quality loss, no upload.

How to use

1. Step 1: Drop your video into the splitter.
2. Step 2: Click “Split into 30s Status Clips”.
3. Step 3: Preview each part or download all as a ZIP, then post to status.

Send WhatsApp Message Without Saving Number (Direct Chat)

Pick a country code, type the number and an optional message, then open the chat instantly through WhatsApp's official wa.me link. Nothing is saved or stored — ideal for deliveries, marketplace sellers, and one-time business replies.

How to use

1. Step 1: Select country code and enter the phone number.
2. Step 2: Optionally type a pre-filled message.
3. Step 3: Click “Open Chat Now” to launch WhatsApp directly.

WhatsApp Link and QR Code Generator

Create scan-to-chat wa.me links plus Wi-Fi, payment, and custom URL QR codes with brand colors, downloadable as high-resolution PNG or vector SVG — generated on-device, never expiring.

How to use

1. Step 1: Choose a preset (WhatsApp chat, Wi-Fi, payment, custom).
2. Step 2: Fill in the number or content and style your colors.
3. Step 3: Download the PNG or SVG for print, packaging, or store banners.

Compress Audio for WhatsApp (16MB Limit)

WhatsApp rejects attachments over 16MB. Transcode heavy MP3, WAV, M4A, or AAC recordings to 64k (voice), 96k, or 128k MP3/OPUS locally — cutting size by up to 70% while keeping speech clear.

How to use

1. Step 1: Drop your audio file into the compressor.
2. Step 2: Choose bitrate (64k for voice) and MP3 or OPUS output.
3. Step 3: Compress and download the file, ready to send on WhatsApp.

Why client-side WebAssembly is safer than cloud-upload converters

Cloud converters require uploading personal videos, voice notes, and phone numbers to remote servers where they may be stored, scanned, or leaked. WhatsSwift instead runs FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly inside your browser's sandbox: bytes are processed in local memory and never transmitted. No accounts, no logs, no retention.

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