WhatsApp is preparing to launch voice and video calls on its web version

Instant messaging app WhatsApp is planning to enhance the user experience on desktop by adding voice and video calling features to its web version—an update long awaited by millions of users around the world.

According to “WABetaInfo,” the platform has already started testing the feature in its beta version, where voice and video call icons have appeared within the chat interface, indicating an imminent official rollout.

The new feature will allow users to make calls directly from their browser without needing to download the app on their computers, increasing WhatsApp’s flexibility for both professional and personal use.

The service is expected to support popular browsers such as Chrome, Safari, and Edge, and will be gradually rolled out over the coming weeks.

This move is part of a series of updates aimed at improving WhatsApp’s web version and making it more aligned with the daily needs of users, especially those who prefer using a computer for work and communication.