How to connect WhatsApp to Telegram
WhatsApp and Telegram don't talk to each other on their own. To connect them you need a bridge — and the least painful way is a managed one that links a WhatsApp group and a Telegram group live and in both directions, with no code, no QR and no server to run.
Step by step (about 2 minutes)
- Tap Start free (button above) and name your Telegram group — we create it for you on the spot.
- In WhatsApp, add our bridge number +61 468 332 437 to the group you want to connect (or a new one).
- Paste the short code from the page into that WhatsApp group — within seconds it replies “Connected!” and the two groups are linked.
- From then on the two groups are connected: post in one, it appears in the other.
- That's the whole connection — text and media flow both ways, live.
Is there a native way to connect WhatsApp and Telegram?
No. Neither app has an official "send to the other app" button — they're separate, walled platforms. Any connection has to go through a bridge that relays messages between them.
How the bridge connection works
Instead of connecting your personal accounts, the bridge links a pair of groups — one on each app. A message posted in the WhatsApp group is relayed into the Telegram group and vice-versa. You just live in whichever group you prefer; everyone else can stay on their app.
Do I need to run a server or scan a QR?
No. Self-hosted bridges (watgbridge, matterbridge) need a 24/7 server and a QR session that expires. A managed bridge runs on our infrastructure and our number — you give a number and it sets up the linked groups.
Does media pass through the connection?
Yes — photos, videos, voice notes and documents cross intact, in both directions. That's the difference from a manual export, which drops media.
What does it cost?
Free plan (100 messages/day for a month, no card). For more, a one-time payment: $20 (500/day) — no subscription.
FAQ
Not natively — they are separate platforms. A bridge like wa2tg.app connects them by linking a WhatsApp group and a Telegram group and relaying messages both ways, live.
No. The bridge links a pair of groups (one per app). You and your contacts each stay on the app you prefer; the groups stay in sync.
No. Unlike self-hosted bridges, a managed bridge runs on our infrastructure and our number — no server, no QR to re-scan.
Yes — photos, videos, voice notes and documents pass through intact, in both directions.
Yes. The free plan gives 100 messages/day for a month with no credit card and no QR.
Mirror a WhatsApp group and a Telegram group, both ways. Free to use: 100 msgs/day for a month, renewable each month with a review. Need more? $20 (500/day) — one-time, no subscription.
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