Real device previews
Preview WhatsApp chats inside current iPhone and Android frames with accurate safe areas and status controls.
Free online screenshot tool
This fake WhatsApp chat generator builds a conversation from scratch: editable contacts, chat bubbles, timestamps, blue ticks, images and the familiar WhatsApp styling, with a fake WhatsApp screenshot ready to download in seconds.
Use it as a fake WhatsApp message maker for a single exchange or a fake WhatsApp conversation maker for a whole thread. Phone frames, light and dark themes, delivery states and status-bar controls are all editable, and every export is free and carries no watermark.
The WhatsApp generator is free. Exports carry no watermark and there is no sign-up.
Preview WhatsApp chats inside current iPhone and Android frames with accurate safe areas and status controls.
Download PNG, JPG, or WebP screenshots at 1×, Retina 2×, or 3× resolution.
Your message text and uploaded images stay in your browser while you build the mockup. At download, the chat text (never the image or your photos) is kept for 30 days to see what people make.
Open the WhatsApp generator and select a phone or desktop preview.
Edit names, profile photos, usernames, and online status.
Add messages, timestamps, delivery states, reactions, and images.
Choose an image format and resolution, then export the finished screenshot.
People look for this with and without the word fake: a WhatsApp screenshot generator, a WhatsApp screenshot maker, a WhatsApp chat editor. They all describe the same thing, a browser tool that draws the WhatsApp interface around text you supply and hands you an image. Nothing is sent, no number is linked and no account is connected.
That distinction matters because WhatsApp itself has no export-as-image feature. Taking a real screenshot captures whatever is on your screen, including the real contact and any real messages. Composing one here means you control every name, every line and every timestamp, which is what makes it usable in a tutorial, an app store listing or a slide without exposing a real conversation.
The giveaways in a hand-made WhatsApp mockup are small. Real threads carry the end-to-end encryption notice at the top, a date pill above the first message of each day, and a timestamp tucked into the bottom right of every bubble with the ticks beside it. Bubbles are rounded on all four corners with a small tail on the last message of a group, and the wallpaper is the cream doodle pattern rather than a flat colour.
The read receipts are the part people notice. One grey tick means sent, two grey ticks mean delivered, and two blue ticks mean read. Setting all three messages to blue ticks when the story is that nobody replied is the kind of detail that breaks the illusion, so each message carries its own state here.
The whole thing runs in your browser and takes a minute or two.
A WhatsApp screenshot reads as iPhone or Android mostly because of the frame and status bar around it, so the device you choose matters more than anything inside the bubbles. Pick a current iPhone for a Dynamic Island and the iOS status bar, or a Pixel or Galaxy frame for the Android layout, and set the clock, battery and signal to match the story you are telling.
Everything is rendered in the page and exported from it, so nothing you type is uploaded and the only copy of a draft is the one in your tab. Close it before exporting and the conversation is gone.
Add the contact, type both sides of the conversation, set timestamps and the blue ticks, choose light or dark mode and a phone frame, then export a high-resolution PNG, JPG or WebP.
Yes. The WhatsApp generator is free, needs no sign-up, and its exports carry no watermark. Every format and resolution is included.
Yes. WhatsApp is one of the free generators, so every image you download is clean at 1x, 2x or 3x.
Yes. Pick an iPhone frame with Dynamic Island or notch, a Pixel or Galaxy frame, or a generic phone, and the status bar follows the device you chose.
Yes. Edit the contact, messages, timestamps, delivery ticks, images, theme, and phone frame, then export the clearly labeled WhatsApp mockup as an image.
This is one. It runs in the browser, so there is nothing to install and no WhatsApp account or phone number involved. You are composing a picture of a chat, not sending anything.
Every page opens on a sample conversation, so you are editing a working template from the first second. Replace the names and messages and the spacing, colours and tick alignment stay accurate.
Yes, per message. Choose sent, delivered or read and the ticks change to one grey, two grey or two blue to match.
Yes. Pick a current iPhone frame for the Dynamic Island and iOS status bar, or an Android frame for the Pixel and Galaxy layout, and set the clock and battery to suit.
Making a clearly fictional mockup for a tutorial, a design or a joke is fine. Using one to impersonate a real person, to mislead someone, or as evidence of a conversation that did not happen can be fraud or defamation. Keep fictional content fictional.
The WhatsApp generator is free. Exports carry no watermark and there is no sign-up.
You can export PNG, JPG, or WebP images at standard, Retina 2×, or 3× resolution.
Yes. Choose from modern iPhone models with Dynamic Island or notch designs, Google Pixel, Samsung Galaxy, and a generic mobile frame.
Making a clearly fictional WhatsApp mockup for a video, a meme, a lesson, a design or a presentation is ordinary creative work. Using one to impersonate a real person, fabricate evidence, defraud someone or harass them is not, and can be illegal. The tool is for lawful fictional, educational and creative use only.