KAMRAN-MD is a WhatsApp automation bot project from the KAMRAN-SMD GitHub repository. This guide explains what it is, which features its public documentation lists, how its pairing code works, and where to find the original project.
By AHMED X · October 24, 2026 · Last verified October 24, 2026
About
What the project is, from its own public repository and websites.
KAMRAN-MD is a WhatsApp automation bot project whose public home is the KAMRAN-SMD repository on GitHub. The repository presents the current release as KAMRAN-MD V12 and lists messaging utilities, group protection features, media tools and AI related features.
The project also runs a companion pairing website where you select a server and request a WhatsApp pairing code, plus a network of mini bot servers listed in the repository. Pairing this way is different from a QR code setup: you choose the phone number linking option inside WhatsApp and type in the generated code.
KAMRAN-MD may interest users who want to explore WhatsApp automation, experiment with bot commands or learn how a multi device WhatsApp bot is configured. What actually works depends on the project’s current code, configuration and server availability. On its own public menu, the bot identifies itself as the KAMRAN-MD MINI BOT and runs in public mode with the dot prefix for commands.
Features
The feature list published in the project’s public README. These are the project’s own listings, not an independent test of every function.
Listed as a core feature of the bot. Actual response time depends on the server and workload.
A link control feature intended for group moderation.
An AI related voice interaction feature listed in the README.
A utility for saving supported WhatsApp status media.
A call management feature listed by the project.
A media downloading feature. Supported sources may vary.
Automation relating to profile status and reactions.
A feature category named by the repository. Its precise protections should be checked in the source code.
An AI image generation feature listed in the documentation.
Pairing
The pairing flow on the project’s own pairing website, checked against the live page.
Visit the KAMRAN-MD pairing page and review the server options before proceeding. The address is in the Official Links section below.
Choose one of the servers the website offers. Availability can change, so do not assume every listed server is currently online.
Type your number in international format, including your country code, for example 92 for Pakistan, and follow the form’s formatting instructions.
Select Generate Pair Code and wait for the website to respond. Never share a pairing code or a WhatsApp verification code with another person.
On your phone, open WhatsApp, go to Linked Devices, tap Link a Device, choose Link with phone number instead, and enter the code.
Check the Linked Devices screen to confirm the new session appears. A successful pairing does not by itself prove that every feature works or that the server will remain online.
Deployment
What the repository itself offers, and what a fork does and does not do.
The repository lists a one-click deployment section with buttons for hosting platforms, next to fork and star links. Pairing a WhatsApp account and deploying the bot source code are two different processes: pairing links your number to a running server, while deploying means running your own copy of the code.
If you deploy it yourself, review the README, the source code, the dependencies and the license first. Set up the required configuration and environment variables as the current documentation describes, and link a WhatsApp account only after you understand how the deployment handles sessions.
A GitHub fork is a copy of the source code, not a running bot. A deployment still needs a compatible runtime, correct configuration and enough hosting resources to stay online.
Costs
Three separate costs that are easy to confuse with each other.
The pairing page offers a pairing code interface and the repository is public. Those facts do not establish that every hosting option, API or feature is free.
Bot software: check the repository’s current license and any restrictions. Pairing service: check whether the selected server is available without payment and whether usage limits apply. Hosting and external APIs: these can have their own free tiers, quotas or charges.
Do not assume that a free pairing code means unlimited, permanent or free 24/7 hosting. Verify the current terms of the service you intend to use.
Official Links
The project’s own pages, taken from its public repository. Always prefer the original repository for code and configuration details, because third party guides can be outdated.
The project’s pairing code interface with server selection.
https://kamran-mdx.vercel.app/index.html
Source code, README and deployment references.
https://github.com/KAMRAN-SMD/KAMRAN-MD
Create your own copy of the repository on GitHub.
https://github.com/KAMRAN-SMD/KAMRAN-MD/fork
The project’s official channel for announcements and updates.
https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbAhxYY90x2vgwhXJV3O
Safety
No third party WhatsApp bot is automatically safe just because it has a public repository or a pairing website. Check these points before connecting your account.
Look at the code and the permissions involved before you run or connect anything.
Know how authentication credentials and session files are stored by the setup you choose.
Keep pairing codes, session strings and authentication files to yourself.
A linked session runs on the server you pick, so its operator matters.
Review WhatsApp’s current terms and usage restrictions for bots and linked devices.
If you suspect unauthorized access, remove the linked device from WhatsApp immediately.
Troubleshooting
Common problems, and the first thing to check for each one.
The selected server may be unavailable, the request may have failed, or the number may be formatted incorrectly. Recheck the number and try an available server later.
Use the latest code and the correct phone number linking procedure. Do not reuse an expired code.
A linked session does not guarantee the bot process is running correctly. Check server logs, configuration variables and dependencies.
The hosting may have restarted or stopped the process, or the session may need to be reconnected. Review the deployment logs before changing the configuration.
Commands and features vary between versions and deployments. Consult the repository’s current source code instead of assuming every advertised feature is enabled.
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FAQs
Straight answers based on the project’s public documentation.
KAMRAN-MD is a WhatsApp bot project published in the KAMRAN-SMD GitHub repository. Its public documentation lists automation, media, group control and AI related features.
Open the KAMRAN-MD pairing website, select an available server, enter your WhatsApp number as instructed and request a pairing code. Then link the device in WhatsApp using the phone number option.
In the project’s public GitHub repository, github.com/KAMRAN-SMD/KAMRAN-MD.
That cannot be confirmed for every deployment option. Software licensing, pairing service access, hosting costs and third party API usage are separate considerations.
The repository lists deployment references, but a successful deployment depends on the current instructions, compatible hosting, required configuration and available resources.
The public README lists AI Voice Chat and DALL-E AI Images. Their current availability, dependencies and configuration requirements should be verified against the code and the deployment being used.
No. It is a third party bot project, not an official WhatsApp product. Review the source, the security practices and WhatsApp’s terms before connecting an account.
Start with the GitHub repository and the project’s official WhatsApp channel, and verify announcements against the original project before changing your setup.
About This Guide
Who wrote this page, and where its facts come from.
AHMED X publishes independent informational guides about WhatsApp bots. AHMED X is not the owner or developer of KAMRAN-MD. The facts on this page were checked against the project’s public GitHub repository, its pairing website and its official channel, on the date shown at the top of this page.
Features, servers and links can change at any time. For the most reliable information, use the project’s official links above and verify the feature list for the version you are using.
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