Embed & white-label the inbox¶

The get.chat Web App (the inbox UI) is open source and built to be embedded in your own product through an <iframe> and customized with URL query parameters — so you can ship a working WhatsApp chat experience inside your app without building one.

Embed in an iframe¶

<iframe
  src="https://YOUR_STACK_NAME.inbox.getchat.360dialog.io/?chat_only=1&hide_logo=1"
  allow="clipboard-write"
  width="420" height="700">
</iframe>

The allow="clipboard-write" attribute is required — without it, clipboard features (copying a message or a location) are blocked by the browser inside an iframe.

Customize with query parameters¶

Append these to the inbox URL to control appearance and behavior on load:

Parameter	What it does
`lng`	UI language, as an Alpha-2 / ISO 639-1 code (e.g. `lng=de`).
`chat_only` (or `chatonly`)	Hide the sidebar and show a single chat. Values: `1` / `0`.
`cf_<filter>`	Pre-apply any chat filter on load. Any filter supported by the Chats endpoint works with the `cf_` prefix.
`hide_logo`	Hide the get.chat logo on the loading screen. Values: `1` / `0`.
`maximize`	Remove container margins to fill the available space. Values: `1` / `0`.
`bg_color`	Background color as a hex value without `#` (e.g. `bg_color=ff0000`).

The current, authoritative list lives in the web-app README.

Deeper white-labeling¶

For full branding — custom logos, page title, favicon, manifest — run the open-source frontend yourself and set its environment variables. See Self-host the open-source frontend.