Facebook Messenger link generator

Your Messenger link is m.me followed by your page username, so a page at facebook.com/yourpage has the Messenger link m.me/yourpage. Paste your page URL into the tool above and it works out the username for you. If your page has no username yet, the link uses its numeric ID instead.

There is nothing to create, because the link exists as soon as your page does. Take your page username and put it after m.me/. The generator above does that from a pasted URL, adds an optional ref tag, and gives you a QR code for print.

m.me is Meta's own short domain for Messenger conversations, the way wa.me is for WhatsApp. m.me/yourpage opens a chat with your page in the Messenger app, or on messenger.com if the app is not installed. It is documented by Meta and will not change.

Paste it anywhere a link goes: your Instagram or TikTok bio, a website button, an email signature, an ad destination, or an invoice. For anything printed, use the QR code instead, because a scan is one step where typing an address is several.

Yes, on business Pages. Add ?text= to the link and Messenger opens the chat with that message already typed in the composer. The person still has to press send, which is Meta's own anti-spam behaviour and works exactly like a wa.me link. One caveat worth knowing: Meta documents ref but does not list text in its m.me reference, so treat it as a convenience rather than a guarantee. Where it is not honoured the chat simply opens empty and the link still works. It does not work on personal profiles.

m.me opens a Messenger conversation. fb.me opens the Facebook page itself. They look almost identical and are frequently mixed up, so if you paste an fb.me link where you meant a chat link, people land on your page and still have to find the message button.

It carries a label through to your business. Add ?ref=instagram-bio and Messenger delivers that value with the conversation, so a tool like Spur can tell you the chat came from your bio rather than an ad. Meta allows up to 2,083 URL-encoded characters, though short tags are easier to read in reports.

The link still works using the page's numeric ID, such as m.me/100012345678, and the tool picks that up from a profile.php URL automatically. It is long and easy to mistype, so it is worth setting a username on your page: go to your page settings and add one under Page details.

No. A share link opens Facebook's composer so someone can post a URL to their own feed. A Messenger link opens a private conversation with you. If you want people to share a page of yours to Facebook, that is a different tool, because this one is for starting chats.

Almost always the username. Check the handle in the link matches your page exactly, because Facebook usernames allow only letters, numbers and periods, and they are easy to mistype. Also confirm your page has messaging turned on, and that you copied your page URL rather than a post or group URL.