How do you make a fake conversation look lively and natural? In FakeChat.fun generator, you can do much more than typing plain text: attach photos, stickers, call logs, and easily rearrange message order. In this guide, we'll break down all editing tools to help you craft an authentic dialogue.
Adding Elements to the Chat
The following message block types are available in the generator. For a complete list of generator capabilities, view our feature grid on the homepage.
Regular
Standard text message. Supports rich formatting: bold text, active links, and line breaks.
Reply
Quoted previous message with your response underneath. Perfect for mimicking an active conversation.
Image
Add photos or graphics to the chat. Appears as a thumbnail with zoom capability.
Date
Centered date divider, such as "Today" or "May 12". Splits dialogue into logical timeframes.
File
Attach documents with title and file size (e.g., "14.2 MB"). Adds realism to business chats.
Call
Audio or video call log card with duration and call status: Incoming, Outgoing, or Missed.
Sticker
Stickers from built-in collections or custom uploads. Brings your conversation to life.
WA Info
WhatsApp system notification, such as end-to-end encryption or phone number change notices.
WA Card
Unknown contact prompt card suggesting to add the person to address book. Common in real WhatsApp chats.
Message Settings
Selecting a message block opens its detailed settings panel. Here you can configure all elements visible on the final screenshot. Message colors can be customized in our theme customization guide.
Managing Messages in the List
Once your dialogue is set, align the screenshot frame using the scroll tool, then download your screenshot.