How to create WhatsApp Group

 To create a WhatsApp group or join an existing one, follow these steps:

Creating a WhatsApp Group:

1. Open WhatsApp: Launch the WhatsApp application on your smartphone.

2. Go to Chats: Tap on the "Chats" tab at the bottom of the screen.

3. Tap on the Three Dots: In the top-right corner of the Chats screen, you'll see three vertical dots. Tap on them to open the options menu.

4. Select "New Group": From the options menu, choose "New Group."

5. Choose Participants: You will be asked to select the participants you want to add to the group. You can select contacts from your phone's address book. Tap on each contact's name to add them to the group. You can add multiple participants.

6. Tap the Checkmark Icon: After selecting participants, tap the green checkmark icon in the bottom-right corner.

7. Name the Group: You will be prompted to name the group and, optionally, add a group profile picture. You can also set the group's privacy settings.

8. Create the Group: Tap the "Create" button to create the group. You have now created a WhatsApp group.

Joining an Existing WhatsApp Group:

1. Invitation Link: If you have received an invitation link to join a WhatsApp group, simply tap on the link. It will open WhatsApp, and you will be prompted to join the group.

2. Invite from a Group Member: If a group member invites you directly from within the WhatsApp group, you will receive a notification. You can accept the invitation to join the group.

3. QR Code: Some groups may use QR codes to allow members to join. If provided with a QR code, open WhatsApp, tap the three dots in the top-right corner, select "WhatsApp Web," and scan the QR code using your phone's camera.

4. Search for Groups: You can also search for WhatsApp groups on the internet, in forums, or on social media platforms. If you find a group you want to join, they may provide a link or instructions for joining.

Remember to follow the group's rules and guidelines once you've joined, and be respectful of other members. Group administrators have the authority to manage group settings and may remove members who do not adhere to the group's rules.