Fake Tweet Generator
Make a realistic tweet or X post mockup for a blog post, slide, or example, then download it as an image. Free, no signup, nothing uploaded.
How to make a fake tweet image
Fill In the Details
Type the name, username, and post text. Upload an avatar and set the date, reposts, and likes.
Style It
Pick light, dim, or dark, and turn the verified badge on or off. The preview updates as you type.
Download the Image
Click Download Image to save the mockup as a PNG, ready to drop into a blog post or slide.
A Clean Post Mockup in Seconds
Sometimes you need a post that looks real for an article, a tutorial, or a slide, an example reply, a quote, or a what-if. Screenshotting a live account is messy and ties the example to a real person. A mockup gives you full control.
Type the name, username, and text, upload an avatar, set the time and the repost and like counts, and pick light, dim, or dark. The verified badge is one toggle. The preview updates as you go, so you can match the exact wording and style, then download a crisp image to drop into your post.
Everything is drawn in your browser, so nothing is uploaded. Use these for illustration and examples, clearly as mockups, not to impersonate anyone or pass off a fake as a real post.
Why Use Our Fake Tweet Generator?
Realistic Layout
A clean post card with avatar, name, handle, verified badge, timestamp, and stats.
Light, Dim, Dark
Match the three common themes so your mockup fits the look you need.
Custom Avatar
Upload any photo for the profile picture, or use an auto initial when you skip it.
Live Preview
See the post update as you type, so you get the wording and look just right.
Download as PNG
Export a crisp, high-resolution image to use in blogs, slides, and examples.
Runs in Your Browser
The image is drawn on your device. Nothing is uploaded, logged, or stored.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about tweet mockups.
What is this tool for?
It makes a mockup of a tweet or X post for blogs, tutorials, and slides, so you can show an example without screenshotting a real account.
Can I use my own avatar?
Yes. Upload any image for the profile picture, or leave it blank to get an auto colored circle with the first initial.
Can I change the theme?
Yes. Pick light, dim, or dark to match the look you want, and toggle the verified badge on or off.
What size is the downloaded image?
It exports a high-resolution PNG that stays crisp in blog posts and on slides.
Is it okay to use these images?
Use them clearly as mockups for illustration. Do not use them to impersonate a real person or pass off a fake post as genuine.
Is my data uploaded anywhere?
No. The image is drawn entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, logged, or stored on a server.