WhatsApp Wrapped

Drop in a WhatsApp chat export (.txt — “Export chat” → “Without media”). The page parses every message locally and computes the awards: message counts, day streaks, late-night activity, emoji usage, back-to-back runs, and average message length. Each award becomes a 1080 × 1350 story card with a headline, the winner, and a one-line description — rendered on a canvas in your browser and downloadable as a PNG, ready to share anywhere.

Most Messages goes to the chattiest sender; Longest Streak rewards consecutive days with at least one message. Night Owl counts messages between midnight and 5 AM; Early Bird covers 5–8 AM. Emoji Champion is pure volume; Double Texter measures the longest run of back-to-back messages from one person; Wordiest uses average message length. Group chats make every award a contest; in one-to-one chats the awards simply go to whoever earned them.

A family group of five exports their year: 21,307 messages. Dad takes Most Messages (6,940) and Night Owl (412 messages after midnight — the teens are outraged). The Longest Streak is 89 days through the holidays. Mom is Emoji Champion with 1,203 emojis, led by ❤️. The Double Texter record: 34 back-to-back messages from the youngest during a live sports final. Each card downloads as a crisp 1080 × 1350 PNG for the family group chat.

Awards are only as complete as your export — if someone changed phones mid-year and lost history, their totals will be short. Media-heavy chats undercount activity since photos become “<Media omitted>” placeholders. The year boundary follows your export’s date range, not the calendar, so export the full year for a true “wrapped”. And like all stats here, everything is computed on your device — share the cards, not the chat file.