Not every conversation happens on iMessage or WhatsApp. These templates cover the messengers people actually use elsewhere - Android's Messages, LINE, WeChat, Viber, Microsoft Teams and Bluesky - each with its own bubble colour, header and composer, so a fictional thread reads as the right app instead of a generic grey chat.
Independent fictional mockup tool for roleplay, parody, storytelling, presentations, and interface design. Not affiliated with Messaging Apps; never present generated material as authentic evidence.
Available layouts
fake text message generator
Browser-based editor with no account required.
Create a fictional Android Messages conversation with a contact, both sides of the chat and timestamps. Google Messages styling, free PNG download.
Create a fictional LINE conversation with a contact, both sides of the chat and timestamps. LINE's green bubbles and wallpaper styling, free PNG download.
Create a fictional WeChat conversation with a contact, both sides of the chat and timestamps. WeChat's green bubbles and light grey background, free PNG.
Create a fictional Microsoft Teams conversation with a contact, both sides of the chat and timestamps. Teams' purple styling and Segoe font, free PNG.
Create a fictional Bluesky direct-message conversation with a contact, both sides of the chat and timestamps. Bluesky's blue styling, free PNG download.
Create a fictional Viber conversation with a contact, both sides of the chat and timestamps. Viber's purple styling, editable messages, free PNG download.
Pick a layout, write your scene, check the preview, hit Download Image. No account required.
Pick the messenger, set the contact name and status, then write the conversation and mark which messages are sent by you. Each app carries its own bubble colour and header, so the screenshot looks like Android Messages or LINE rather than a lookalike. Everything is fictional and rendered as a still image; no message is sent and no real contact is involved.
Open this layout — A text thread in the right app→No shared catch-all form. Open a Messaging Apps template and you get the fields that layout actually has — nothing borrowed from a different app.
Built for scenes where everyone knows it is made up — not for impersonation, fake proof, or passing anything off as real.
Not every conversation happens on iMessage or WhatsApp. These templates cover the messengers people actually use elsewhere - Android's Messages, LINE, WeChat, Viber, Microsoft Teams and Bluesky - each with its own bubble colour, header and composer, so a fictional thread reads as the right app instead of a generic grey chat. The matching Social Mockups editor opens in your browser with no account required.
The current Messaging Apps family includes Android Messages, LINE Chat, WeChat Chat, Viber Chat, Microsoft Teams Chat, Bluesky DM. Each template has its own prepared layout and only shows controls that belong to that interface.
Depending on the selected template, editable details include contact name and status, both sides of the conversation, message order and timestamps, per-app bubble colours and composer, light or dark appearance. Review the live preview before exporting the fictional result.
Yes. The currently available Social Mockups are free to edit and export in your browser, with no account required.
No. larp.church is an independent fictional mockup and roleplay tool. The Messaging Apps name identifies the interface style and does not imply sponsorship, endorsement, or affiliation.
Mockups export as PNG rendered at 2x pixel density, which keeps text crisp on high-DPI and retina displays. Rendering happens in your browser session and the file downloads directly to your device.
These are fictional props for roleplay, parody, storytelling, design presentation, and portfolio work. Do not present a mockup as a genuine screenshot, attribute invented statements to a real person or brand, or use one to mislead anyone about something that was actually posted.