Social Mockups

Fake Tweet Maker

Compose an X/Twitter post mockup with profile, photos, views, and light or dark theme. Download PNG at 1x–3x. These are made-up previews only — nothing posts to X.

Profile

Content

Add up to 4 images. They will appear in the same grid style used by X posts.

Engagement

Appearance

Fake tweet examples

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Vale Studio
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Just made a fake tweet mockup in seconds. Changed the profile, tuned the stats, and downloaded the X post screenshot.

4:02 PM · Mar 12, 2026 · 48.2K Views

64 Reposts18 Quotes1,842 Likes311 Bookmarks
128641,84248.2K311

Create a realistic X/Twitter post screenshot

The fake tweet maker is for a single post screenshot — not a phone text thread and not a full profile page. Edit the profile, text, photos, time, and stats while the preview updates. When it looks right, download a PNG at 1x, 2x, or 3x, or copy the image if your browser allows. Nothing publishes to X.

What you can change

Profile

Avatar, display name, handle, and verified badge so the post matches the made-up account.

Tweet and photos

Write the text with line breaks, mentions, and links, then add one to four images in an X-style grid.

Likes and stats

Views, replies, reposts, quotes, likes, and bookmarks — including shortened numbers like K and M.

Theme and layout

Light or dark theme, desktop or mobile width, and post view or feed-style layout before you download.

Feed view, post view, and download size

Post view focuses on one tweet. Feed view looks more like an item in a timeline. Pair either layout with light or dark theme, then download at 1x for quick drafts or 2x/3x when the image needs to stay sharp in a large slide.

Responsible mockups only

Use downloads for product design, class materials, parody, memes, and planning drafts. Do not present a generated tweet as proof of real activity or to impersonate a person or brand. This page is not affiliated with X Corp. or Twitter.

How to make a fake tweet

  1. Set display name, handle, avatar, and verified badge for the made-up account.
  2. Write the tweet, add up to four images, and set the date, theme, layout, and stats.
  3. Download a PNG at the size you need, or copy the image into a deck or design file.

Example tweets

Start from a preset when you want a finished example — product drop, joke, news-style update, creator post — then replace names, photos, and stats.

Product announcement

A launch-style X post with strong engagement stats.

Funny tweet

A casual short post for meme and presentation mockups.

Viral post

A high-reach screenshot for social proof comps.

News-style post

A clean update template for editorial mockups.

Creator post

A personal update with a more human tone.

Brand announcement

A concise template for campaign and deck previews.

Other mockup tools

Need an Instagram post, TikTok comments, or a phone text screenshot instead? Try the Instagram Post Generator, or the TikTok Comment Generator.

FAQ

What is a fake tweet maker?

A browser mockup for X/Twitter-style post screenshots. Edit profile, copy, media, and engagement, then export a PNG. It does not publish, verify, or save real tweets and is not affiliated with X.

Can I upload more than one image?

Yes. Add up to four images. They are compressed locally and laid out in an X-style media grid inside the preview.

What is the difference between feed view and post view?

Post view focuses on one tweet. Feed view looks more like a timeline item. Pick the layout that matches your slide or design.

Which engagement numbers can I edit?

Views, replies, reposts, quotes, likes, and bookmarks are all editable labels, including shortened K/M-style figures when you want that look.

What export sizes are available?

Download PNG at 1x, 2x, or 3x, or copy the image when your browser supports clipboard images. Higher scale helps when the mockup will sit in a large deck.

Can generated tweets be used as proof of a real post?

No. Treat every download as fiction for design, education, parody, or planning. Do not present it as evidence of real activity or use it to impersonate someone.