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How to export your WhatsApp chat

Before uploading, export the chat from WhatsApp. It takes under a minute and works with .txt and .zip files. Always pick "Without media" for a lighter file.

On Android

  1. Open the chat

    Go to the chat you want to analyze in WhatsApp.

  2. Tap the three dots

    In the top right corner, you'll see three vertical dots. Tap them.

  3. Select "More"

    In the menu that appears, tap the "More" option.

  4. Export chat

    Tap "Export chat" in the new menu.

  5. Without media

    Choose "Without media" for a lighter and faster file.

  6. Save the file

    Share it to yourself via email, Google Drive, or save it on your phone. You'll get a .txt or .zip file.

On iPhone (iOS)

  1. Open the chat

    Go to the chat you want to analyze in WhatsApp.

  2. Tap the contact name

    At the top of the chat, tap the contact's name or photo to view their details.

  3. Export chat

    Scroll down until you find the "Export chat" option and tap it.

  4. Without media

    Choose "Without media" for a lighter and faster file.

  5. Save the file

    Share it to yourself via AirDrop, Mail, or iCloud Drive. You'll get a .txt or .zip file.

What do you want to uncover?

Each analysis answers a different question about your conversation.

Frequently asked questions

Is it safe to upload my chat? Do you store my messages?+

Yes, it's safe. WspWrapped processes the file to compute the statistics and does not store the content of your messages. Privacy is the core of the product.

Which format do I need, .txt or .zip?+

Both work. On Android you usually get a .txt and on iPhone a .zip; WspWrapped reads both directly, with no need to unzip anything.

Does it work with group chats?+

Yes. With groups you'll see the full ranking of members: who texts more, the most active, emojis and peak hours.

How long does it take and is it free?+

The analysis takes seconds. You can see the main statistics at no cost; some advanced features use credits.