Free Facebook Messenger Link Generator

What Is an m.me Link?

An m.me link is a short URL provided by Facebook that opens a conversation in Facebook Messenger. The format is https://m.me/username, where the username is your personal Facebook username or your Facebook Page name. When someone clicks the link, it opens Messenger directly — either in the app on mobile or in a browser window on desktop.

How to Create a Messenger Link

Enter your Facebook username or Page name in the generator above and click Generate. You'll get a ready-to-use m.me link that anyone can click to message you. To find your username, go to your Facebook Page → About → Username. If you haven't set one yet, you can create a custom username in your Page settings (your Page needs at least 25 likes for a custom username).

Where to Use Your Messenger Link

• Website — add a "Chat on Messenger" button so visitors can reach you without leaving your site. See our guide on adding Messenger chat to WordPress.
• Email signature — include the link for a quick way for contacts to message you.
• Facebook ads — use m.me links in ad campaigns to drive direct Messenger conversations with potential customers.
• Print materials — pair the link with a QR code on business cards, flyers, or product packaging.
• Other social profiles — share the link in your Instagram bio, Twitter, or LinkedIn to centralize customer messaging.

m.me Links for Business

For businesses, Messenger links are a powerful customer support and sales tool. When a customer clicks your m.me link, you can set up Messenger auto-replies to respond instantly — even outside business hours. You can also use Messenger links in Facebook ads with the "Send Message" objective to capture leads directly in chat. Businesses with a Facebook Page get additional features like saved replies, labels, and integration with CRM tools.

Messenger Link Not Working?

If your Messenger link isn't opening a conversation, check these common causes:

• Incorrect username — make sure you're using your Facebook Page username (not the page ID or display name). Check it under Page Settings → Username.
• Page messaging disabled — your Facebook Page must have the messaging feature turned on. Go to Page Settings → Messaging to enable it.
• Personal profile restrictions — m.me links for personal profiles may not work if your privacy settings restrict who can message you.
• Messenger not available — in some regions, Messenger features may be limited. The link will try to open messenger.com in a browser as a fallback.