
If you searched how to enable autofill in WhatsApp, or WhatsApp autofill text, the chat app does not have a row with that name. WhatsApp uses the keyboard that is already open. It does not add Autofill of its own.
On an iPhone, the setting actually named AutoFill is not the strip of suggested words. It is Settings → General → AutoFill & Passwords. That screen fills a saved password, a contact, or a card in some forms. A normal WhatsApp message box usually does not ask for a password, so turning that screen on does not put words into the chat.
The strip of words above the keys is the keyboard’s suggestion bar. People also call that bar predictive text, word suggestions, or auto type. Those names already have their own pages, and those titles stay. We cannot flip the bar, and we cannot flip AutoFill. We are not WhatsApp Support.


WhatsApp has no Autofill row. Shmooz can rewrite a draft you paste. We cannot turn Autofill on.
There is no file to install that adds Autofill inside WhatsApp. An app that promises that is not WhatsApp. If the keyboard offers a word you did not mean, paste the draft into Shmooz and ask for a cleaner line. That does not turn Autofill on. You send the message yourself.


WhatsApp has no Autofill row. Shmooz can rewrite a draft you paste. We cannot turn Autofill on.
AutoFill on iPhone is passwords and contacts. Suggested words are Predictive, under Settings → General → Keyboard, or inside the Android keyboard. A third-party keyboard ignores the iPhone switch.
No. The control is on that phone. We do not publish a support number.
No.