How do I make a fake tracking page?+
Choose a courier (DHL, FedEx, UPS, USPS, or generic), enter a tracking number, and pick the delivery stage. Set the estimated delivery date, origin and destination, and package details, then edit the scan-history timeline. Click Download to save a realistic PNG or JPG.
Which couriers can I create tracking pages for?+
Five skins: DHL, FedEx, UPS, USPS, and a clean generic courier. Each matches the real carrier's brand colors, wordmark, header, and tracking-page layout, in both light and dark mode, on desktop and mobile.
Can I set the delivery status and progress?+
Yes. Set the shipment to any stage, order processed, picked up, in transit, out for delivery, or delivered, and the progress tracker, status badge, and moving delivery truck on the map update instantly.
Can I make both desktop and mobile tracking screenshots?+
Yes. Switch between a full desktop browser window, with an address bar, carrier header, and tracking banner, and a mobile phone frame with a dynamic island, status bar, and a vertical ✓/○ progress checklist.
Can I edit the scan history and add delays?+
Yes. Build an unlimited, reorderable timeline where each event has a status, location, date, and time. Flag any event as a red exception to show a customs hold, a failed delivery, or a weather delay.
Does it include a map and package details?+
Yes. A live-style route map shows origin and destination pins with a delivery truck that moves along the route based on the current stage, plus a details grid with the service, weight, pieces, recipient, and signed-by name. Each section can be toggled on or off.
Is there a watermark or signup?+
No. The generator is completely free, needs no account, and adds no watermark. You can export as PNG or JPG at 1×, 2×, or 3× resolution.
Is it safe, where do my images go?+
Everything runs locally in your browser. Your text and any images are never sent to a server, logged, or stored, the PNG and JPG exports are generated entirely on your device.
What can I use fake tracking pages for?+
They're popular for memes and prank screenshots, short-form video thumbnails, courier and logistics UI mockups, ad creatives, tutorials, onboarding docs, presentations, and fictional storytelling. Please use them responsibly and don't impersonate real companies, run scams, or deceive anyone.
How do I make a carrier tracking page mockup?+
Choose a carrier layout (DHL, FedEx, UPS, USPS or generic), set the status and timeline, and export a tracking-page screenshot for UI mockups, content or testing. Use it transparently, not to mislead anyone about a real shipment.
Which carriers' tracking layouts are supported?+
Distinct, realistic layouts for major carriers including DHL, FedEx, UPS and USPS, plus a generic courier style, each with a status timeline.
What are legitimate uses for a tracking page mockup?+
Designing or demoing an order-tracking UI, creating tutorial or presentation visuals, and testing how a tracking page looks, always as a clearly fictional sample.
