How to Make WhatsApp Wrapped Cards from Your Chat Export

Make cards from recorded facts, without connecting WhatsApp

Open a supported WhatsApp chat export in InstaScope Wrapped to make portrait cards from its recorded activity and message statistics. Review a card, download its PNG, or export the available deck as a ZIP. Rendering happens in your browser; you do not upload the chat to a remote image service.

Wrapped uses the full accepted export. Changing a year or participant filter in Analyzer does not secretly change the cards. The deck selects only stories supported by enough supplied evidence, so sparse exports can produce fewer cards instead of fabricated highlights.

1. Open your TXT or supported ZIP and confirm its date format, or try the clearly labeled fictional demo.
2. Move through the cards with the available controls or keyboard. Open How this is calculated to inspect a card's definition and limits.
3. Choose Download PNG for a 1080 × 1920 image, or Export full deck for the locally rendered PNG collection.
4. Use Share card where your device supports file sharing; otherwise save the PNG and share it yourself.

What the existing fictional demo can show

These source totals come from InstaScope's synthetic demo, not a person's conversation. The available deck draws on these and other supported calculations; it does not promise one card for every row.

Review privacy before pressing Share

Cards use exported participant display names and aggregate facts, without raw message bodies, URLs or attachment filenames. Number-only labels are replaced. Group rankings disclose ties and labels outside the displayed rows. Names, words, dates and patterns may still be recognizable to someone who knows the conversation.

Qualifying word insights appear automatically as the first card. If evidence is insufficient, the deck starts with the conversation card. Inspect words and names carefully before sharing.

Recorded gaps and next-message timing are not proof of replies, read receipts or relationship quality. Downloading or sharing creates a file outside the app's control; choose its destination deliberately. Clearing or replacing the source cancels a pending full-deck export rather than downloading stale cards.

The word card is automatic when its evidence gates pass; it is not protected by a separate opt-in toggle. Excluding participant-label tokens does not remove all names, places or sensitive vocabulary from message text. Preview the actual first card and every other card before exporting the deck.