WhatsApp Finally Rolls Out the Draft Feature to Its Users

WhatsApp finally introduced a much-anticipated feature: "DRAFTS".

WhatsApp, the world's most popular messaging app, has finally introduced a much-anticipated feature: "DRAFTS". This long-awaited addition will significantly enhance user experience, especially for those who frequently switch between conversations or get interrupted mid-message.

In order to remind its users of the messages they started writing but did not send for any reason, WhatsApp has now unveiled the Message Drafts function.

WhatsApp Finally Rolls Out the Draft Feature to Its Users
WhatsApp finally introduced a much-anticipated feature: "DRAFTS".


When you enter a message but do not send it, the "Draft" signal will appear in green at the start of the message in the conversations list. This is how the Message Drafts function operates. To let you know there is a message you didn't send, that conversation will also rise to the top of the list of chats.

In India, we tested this capability on our smartphones and discovered that it is incompatible with companion devices, which means that the drafts do not sync across the devices (and the web).

Telegram gives its users the ability to begin composing a message on one device and transmit it from another. We think it's handy, and we hope WhatsApp will follow suit by supporting companion devices.

How Does the Draft Feature Work?

The draft feature on WhatsApp is quite straightforward:
  1. Start a Message: Begin typing a message in a chat.
  2. Pause and Switch: If you need to pause or switch to another conversation, your unfinished message will be saved as a draft.
  3. Resume Later: When you return to the chat, your draft will be there, ready to be completed and sent.

Benefits of the Draft Feature:

  1. Increased Productivity: No more lost thoughts or incomplete messages.
  2. Enhanced User Experience: A smoother and more efficient messaging experience.
  3. Perfect for Busy Individuals: Ideal for multitasking users who often switch between apps.

A Step Forward for WhatsApp

The introduction of the draft feature is a testament to WhatsApp's commitment to improving user experience. This update is expected to be rolled out to all users globally in the coming weeks.

Tips for Optimal WhatsApp Usage:

  1. Keep Your App Updated: Ensure you have the latest version of WhatsApp to access the newest features.
  2. Organize Your Chats: Use labels or folders to categorize your conversations.
  3. Utilize WhatsApp Business: For businesses, WhatsApp Business offers advanced features like automated messages and customer support tools.
  4. Optimize Your WhatsApp Profile: A clear profile picture and a concise bio can help you stand out.

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