Messenger widget builder

An exact copy of the “We’ll reply wherever suits you” window from the Radist.Online site: the same sizes, fonts, button gradients and QR codes with the logo inside. Enter your own numbers — the result shows up on the right, and the ready-made code below.

Communication channels

Phone number

Digits only, with the country code and no plus sign

First message text (optional)

It is prefilled in the input box when a client clicks the button on a computer. The text is not embedded in the QR code — that would make the code too dense to scan

Username or bot name

Without the “@”. You can paste a full link — the extra part is stripped automatically

MAX

Username or bot name in MAX

Whatever comes after max.ru/ in your link

Texts

Heading Caption above the buttons — on a computer Caption above the buttons — on a phone

On a phone the QR codes are not needed — a tap opens the app straight away, so the computer caption is hidden there

Caption above the QR codes Consent text Link text Link URL

Settings

Anchor for the button on your site

A button linking to #messenger opens the window

Show QR codes Round button in the corner of the screen The corner button cycles through the messengers

How it will look

A live widget, not a picture — the buttons work and the window closes. On a phone the QR codes are hidden: they are not needed there, a tap opens the app straight away.

Ready-made code

How to add it to your site

Copy the code with the button above.
Tilda: page → “Add block” → “Other” → the T123 “HTML code” block. Paste the code and save. The block can sit right at the bottom — the window still opens on top of everything.
Your own site or another builder: paste the code before the closing </body> tag, or into an “HTML embed” block.
Opening button: on any button or image, set the “Link” field to #messenger. You can have as many such buttons as you like.
Publish and check it from a phone and from a computer.

Before publishing, click every button in the preview and check that the right chat opens. One wrong digit and your clients will be messaging a stranger.