About this fake call screen generator
The fake call screen generator creates an incoming call screen with the caller's name, a subtitle such as 'mobile' or 'home', an optional photo and the accept and decline buttons. Switch between iPhone and Android looks and have the call come from 'Pizza 🍕', 'Your Cat' or 'The Moon'.
It's a classic prop for funny posts, video scenes and comic strips. It's only an image: it doesn't ring, call or connect to any phone. Everything happens in your browser and each export carries a small Prank watermark. Export it at 2x or 3x, then drop it into a slide, a story or a video edit; your draft autosaves in case you want another caller later.
How to make a fake Incoming Call Screen (for fun)
- Pick a prank idea. Start from one of 6 ready-made ideas, or keep the default incoming call screen.
- Edit the details. Change names, avatar, messages, times, counts and theme in the Content panel — the preview updates as you type.
- Check the preview. On a phone, switch to the Preview tab; the mockup scales to fit your screen.
- Download or share. Save a PNG or JPG at 2x or 3x, copy it, or share it straight from your phone. Then reveal the joke!
Incoming Call Screen prank ideas
One click loads each idea into the editor above — then make it yours.
- The pizza is calling — Your dinner wants to chat.
- Your cat is calling — The cat has a phone and complaints.
- Future you — A call from yourself, ten years from now.
- The North Pole — Someone from the North Pole checking your list.
- Call from the Moon — Long-distance, very long-distance.
- Grandma (again) — Grandma's fourth call of the day.
What you can customise
- iPhone and Android incoming-call styles
- Caller display name with emoji
- Subtitle line for number, label or place
- Optional caller photo upload
- Presets like 'Your cat is calling' and 'Future you'
- PNG or JPG export at 2x or 3x
- One-click prank presets to start from
- Autosaves in this browser — nothing is uploaded
- Download PNG or JPG at 2x or 3x resolution
- Copy the image or share it straight from your phone
Good ways to use it
- A meme of a call from someone (or something) silly
- A scene in a skit or short film
- A call UI mockup for a design project
- A lesson on why call screenshots aren't proof of a call
Keep it a joke. Mockly makes parody images for fun. Never use a mockup to deceive, defame, harass or defraud anyone, and don't pose as a real person's or brand's official account. Every export carries a small “Prank · altftool.com” watermark. Not affiliated with Incoming or any app shown.
FAQ
Does the fake call actually ring?
No. This tool makes a still image only; it doesn't place calls or play sounds.
Can I add a photo of the caller?
Yes, upload any image you have the right to use. It stays in your browser.
Is a fake call screen legal?
For jokes and creative projects, yes. Don't use it to pretend to be police, a bank or another real organisation, or to trick someone; that can be illegal.
Is there a watermark?
Yes, every export includes a small 'Prank · altftool.com' watermark.
Is the Incoming Call Screen generator free?
Yes. It is free with no sign-up and no limit, and it runs entirely in your browser — your text and images never leave your device.
Will people know it's fake?
They should. Every image carries a small “Prank · altftool.com” watermark, and a good prank is revealed quickly. Mockly is for parody and fun, never for deceiving anyone.
Is it legal to make a fake Incoming Call Screen screenshot?
Making a parody image for a joke is generally fine. Using one to deceive, defame, harass, impersonate or defraud someone can be illegal and breaks every platform's rules — so don't.