How do I make a fake video call screenshot?+
Choose a call app (Zoom, Google Meet, FaceTime, WhatsApp, or Discord), add your participants and their names, upload profile photos, and set each person's microphone and camera status. Pick a gallery or speaker layout, add the meeting name and duration, then click Download to save a realistic PNG or JPG.
Which video call apps can I generate?+
Five skins: Zoom, Google Meet, FaceTime, WhatsApp, and Discord. Each matches the real app's colors, tile styling, control bar, and overlays, like Zoom's Leave button, Meet's floating circular controls, FaceTime's frosted cluster, WhatsApp's encrypted badge, and Discord's Voice Connected status, on both desktop and mobile.
Can I add participants and profile photos?+
Yes. Add unlimited participants, edit each name, and upload a profile photo that fills the tile as the camera feed. People without a photo get a clean gradient feed or an initials avatar, and you can reorder everyone in the grid.
Can I set mic and camera on or off for each person?+
Yes. Every participant has independent microphone and camera controls. A muted person shows a red mic-off badge, a camera-off person shows an avatar on a dark tile, and the active speaker gets a green ring with animated audio bars.
Can I show screen sharing and a chat sidebar?+
Yes. Flag any participant as sharing their screen to switch to a presentation layout with an 'is presenting' banner and a strip of thumbnails. You can also open a per-app chat sidebar and edit every message, sender, and timestamp.
Can I make both desktop and mobile call screenshots?+
Yes. Switch between a full desktop app window, with a title bar and participant count, and a mobile phone frame with a dynamic island, status bar, and app-style controls. Gallery and speaker views both adapt to how many people are on the call.
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 uploaded photos 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 video calls for?+
They're popular for memes and prank screenshots, short-form video thumbnails, calling and meeting UI mockups, ad creatives, tutorials, onboarding docs, presentations, and fictional storytelling. Please use them responsibly and don't impersonate real people or companies, run scams, or deceive anyone.
How do I make a fake video call screen for content?+
Pick a platform style (FaceTime, WhatsApp, Messenger), add the caller name and photo, and export an incoming-call or in-call screen, made for skits and content, used responsibly.
Which video-call apps can I mimic?+
Styles for FaceTime, WhatsApp and Messenger incoming and in-call screens, with the right buttons and layout for a convincing mockup.
Is it free and does it need an app?+
It is free, runs in your browser with no app to install, and adds no watermark.
