Chat generator guide
WhatsApp chat generator: how to make a fake chat that looks real
Make a fake WhatsApp chat step by step, get the details right, and know when to share a real one instead.
Read the guideType a conversation and watch it appear on the phone. Set the name, photo, times, and blue ticks, then download a realistic WhatsApp-style screenshot.
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Recreating a real conversation? Share the real one instead, with the actual dates and every message in order. Try Preserve Chat
Write as yourself or the contact. The sender flips after each message, so a back-and-forth is just typing and pressing Enter.
Set the time on every message, pick one tick, grey ticks, or blue ticks, and show the contact as typing… or online.
Add a photo for the contact, switch between light and dark, and choose a 12 or 24 hour clock.
The chat is drawn and saved in your browser. Nothing you type or upload is sent to Preserve or to WhatsApp.
Enter a name and status, and add a profile photo if you want one.
Type each message and press Enter. Edit, delete, or switch the side of any message in the list.
Save the chat as a sharp PNG, or copy it straight into a slide, a design, or a post.
A generated chat is a picture of messages you typed. Preserve Chat starts from the real thing: open your WhatsApp chat export, pick the messages that matter, and share them as one readable link, with every sender and date intact.
A support chat or a delivery update for a product screen.
A funny exchange between two made-up characters.
A plot twist told through messages on screen.
Showing people what a scam message looks like before they meet one.
Keep it fictional. Don’t put words in a real person’s mouth or pass a generated chat off as genuine. Every image is marked preserve.chat.
Yes. Writing the chat, downloading the PNG, and copying the image are free, and there is no account to create.
No. The chat is drawn and saved as an image in your browser. Nothing you type or upload is sent to Preserve or to WhatsApp.
Yes. Choose the blue double tick for read messages, the grey double tick for delivered, or a single tick for sent.
Yes, with Preserve Chat. Export the chat from WhatsApp, open it in Preserve, choose the first and last message, and share that part as a link anyone can read in a browser.
For mockups, jokes, stories, and training, yes. Do not use one to deceive someone, to put words in a real person’s mouth, or as evidence. A generated screenshot proves nothing.
No. It is an independent tool from Preserve Chat and is not affiliated with or endorsed by WhatsApp or Meta.
Chat generator guide
Make a fake WhatsApp chat step by step, get the details right, and know when to share a real one instead.
Read the guideShare the right part
Choose between forwarding messages, sending a file, and sharing a readable conversation page.
Read the guideStart with an export
Save a conversation from Android or iPhone, choose whether to include media, and understand what your export contains.
Read the guide