In this article, you'll learn how to use the Meta Playground tab to create and test visual prototypes of WhatsApp Flows, without needing to write code or integrate the WhatsApp API. This tool is ideal for teams looking to quickly iterate on designs or flows before deploying them to production.
Meta Playground is a tool provided by Meta that allows developers, designers and business teams to create and visualize WhatsApp message flows intuitively, using a graphical interface instead of code.
With this tool you can:
The design interface is divided into three main sections:
Screens
Here you must add and create all the screens in the order that the Flow will have. You can change the order of the screens by clicking and dragging them on the six-dot icon.

Edit Content
This is where you create and modify screen content.
Different types of content can be added:


Preview
In this section you can view each screen of the WhatsApp Flow, interact and test the texts and buttons on them, as well as change the visual configuration.
To test the Flow in operation, you must activate the “Interactive Mode” option.

Note: You can visually configure the Flow depending on the operating system interface (Android or iOS) and the background theme (Light or Dark).
How to export WhatsApp Flows design to Botmaker?
You can export the prototype and use it within the WhatsApp Flows section in Botmaker.
After creating and finalizing the WhatsApp Flows template:

Note: Please note that this is code automatically generated by the application and therefore will not be entirely readable or user-friendly if you want to make manual modifications to said code.
Is technical knowledge required to use Meta Playground?
No, Meta Playground is designed to be used by anyone, regardless of technical experience.
Can this prototype be used directly in production?
No, Meta Playground is a tool for creating and testing prototypes. Exported flows will need to be properly integrated with the official WhatsApp API to work in production.
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