Aesthetic Chat
Write a conversation, pick a look, export a phone screenshot worth posting.
infoFor fun and mockups only. Do not use these images to impersonate anyone, fake evidence, or scam people. Every message is typed by you; nothing is imported from a real account.
Conversation
About this tool
Type a conversation, pick a theme, and export it as a clean phone screenshot. Aesthetic Chat is for mockups, memes, storyboards and design comps - the kind of image where a real screenshot would leak someone's actual messages. Everything is typed by you: there is no import from a real account, no backup reader, and nothing is uploaded. Please use it for fun and mockups only, never to impersonate anyone or fake evidence.
How to use this tool
- Write the messagesAdd bubbles one at a time and tap the Me/Them button to switch sides, or paste a whole script with "Me:" and "Them:" prefixes.
- Choose a lookFour themes - iMessage light and dark, a green chat style, and a minimal mono - plus a gradient backdrop behind the phone.
- Set the detailsContact name, status bar time, timestamps and the typing indicator are all optional.
- ExportDownload a 9:16 story or 1:1 feed PNG, or copy it straight to your clipboard.
Using chat mockups responsibly
Chat mockups are made for memes, storyboards, app designs, marketing comps and fiction - places where a real screenshot would expose someone’s private messages.
Never use a mockup to impersonate a real person or present an invented conversation as real. That can be defamation or fraud, and it is the one use this tool is not for.
Key features
- Full editor: add, delete, reorder and flip any message without starting over.
- Paste a whole conversation in one go with a simple Me:/Them: script.
- Bubbles are laid out and word-wrapped on the canvas, so the export is identical on every device.
- Chat anchors to the bottom of the phone, exactly like opening a real thread.
- Story and feed ratios at 1600px on the long edge.
- Nothing is imported from a real messaging account and nothing is uploaded.
Common uses
- Mocking up a messaging feature for a design review or a pitch deck.
- Making a joke or skit image for a story without screenshotting a real friend.
- Storyboarding dialogue for a short video.
- Illustrating a support article with an example conversation.
Tips for better results
- Keep bubbles short - real chats are short, and long ones look staged immediately.
- The typing indicator at the end is what sells it; leave it on for a cliffhanger.
- Minimal Mono is the theme to use when the image is going into a slide, since it does not imitate any real app.
Mistakes to avoid
- Using a mockup to imply a real person said something. Do not - it is the one thing this tool asks of you.
- Writing so many messages that the earliest ones scroll off the phone; the layout keeps the most recent, like a real thread.
Frequently asked questions
No, and that is deliberate. Every message here is typed or pasted by you. Reading a private chat backup is not something a browser tool should do, so it is not offered.
Making a mockup is fine. Using one to impersonate someone, fabricate evidence or defraud anyone is not, and may be a crime where you live. Keep it to jokes, designs and demos.
The themes are inspired by them, not pixel copies. Bubble shapes and colours are close enough to read at a glance while staying clearly a mockup.
Click "Paste script" and write one message per line, starting each with "Me:" or "Them:". A line with no prefix continues whoever spoke last.
No. The image is built on a canvas in your browser and your messages are gone as soon as you close the page.
Yes, it is a toggle under Extras and your preference is remembered on this device.
App and product screenshots for a landing page, storyboards for videos, social media posts and memes, UX presentations, and teaching examples where real conversations would expose someone's private messages.
Keep messages short and conversational, vary the timestamps a little, alternate senders naturally and include a typo or emoji now and then. Real chats rarely contain long, perfect paragraphs.
It is exported as a tall phone-shaped screenshot, which suits Stories, Reels covers and app-store style graphics. Crop it to 4:5 for a regular feed post.