Chat Preview
The Fake Discord Chat Generator is a free fake Discord message generator that draws a Discord conversation from what you type: a direct message, a group chat, the list of your direct messages or a server's text channel with its channels, roles and members. It follows the current Discord app on an iPhone, an Android phone or the desktop, in Discord's own themes. Download an HD screenshot, or record the chat as a video.
Everything you make is a mockup for memes, stories, videos and designs. It never connects to Discord: nothing is sent, and no real conversation is read.
Switch between the four modes above the Preview at any time. Each keeps everything you set in it, and a saved screen opens again in the mode you saved it in.
Discord Chat (a DM). A one-to-one conversation with a friend: their display name and username, their picture or Discord's default one, and their status — online, idle, do not disturb or offline. Above the first message, Discord's "beginning of your direct message history" welcome.
Discord Group Chat. A group DM with its name and icon — or, without a name, its members' names, as Discord writes them. A group DM holds up to ten people, you included; each member's messages show under their own name and picture, with lines such as "Alex added Riley to the group."
Discord Chat List. The Messages screen of the phone app: your servers down the left, search, Add Friends and new-message buttons, and each conversation with its last message and time. Unread ones are bright, with their count on the server list. On the desktop, the direct messages sidebar with Friends, Nitro and Shop.
Discord Server. A server's text channel with the server list, the channel list in its categories, unread channels and mention counts, the channel's topic and the member list grouped by role. Each text channel keeps its own messages, and each member's name takes the colour of their role, with an APP tag for a bot.
Discord does not use chat bubbles: every message sits on the left under its sender's round picture and name, with the time after the name. Messages one person sends within seven minutes on the same day are grouped under one name, exactly as Discord groups them, and a date divider marks a new day.
Replies, mentions and reactions. Reply to a message and Discord's curved line shows the answered sender and their first words, with an @ when the reply pings them. Mention a member with @ and their name, or @everyone; a message that mentions you is highlighted in Discord's yellow. Add reactions with their counts, yours outlined in blurple, and mark a message "(edited)".
Embeds and attachments. Send a photo, a video with its play button and length, or a file with its type's icon and size. Paste a link and add its embed — the site's name, the title, a line of text, a picture and the colour stripe down its side. Discord's formatting works too: bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, spoilers, code, quotes and headings.
The phone layouts follow Discord's 2026 app: the server list beside the Messages screen, the You Bar at the bottom with your picture, name and status, round pictures for people and rounded squares for servers, and the rounded message bar with its plus, gift, emoji and microphone buttons. The iPhone and Android layouts each have the phone's own status bar. The desktop layout draws the Discord app on a computer: the title bar, the server list, the sidebar, the conversation and the member list, with your account panel across the bottom.
Choose any of Discord's four appearances: Light, Dark (Discord's default), the grey Ash or the black Onyx. Every colour is Discord's own for the theme, and Discord's own icons are used throughout.
Download the Preview as a high-resolution image — the whole conversation with Full Screen, or the whole desktop window. Or use Screen Recording to make a video: the messages arrive one at a time, yours are typed into the message bar before they are sent, and the chat scrolls as it grows — ready for YouTube, TikTok or a story told in chat. A chat list, a channel list or a member list shows its rows arriving in order.
1. Choose the screen. Pick Chat, Group Chat, Chat List or Server above the Preview.
2. Choose the device and theme. An iPhone, an Android phone or the desktop app, with Dark Mode on or off and Discord's Dark, Ash or Onyx.
3. Set up the people. Type the names and usernames, add pictures and statuses — and on a server, the channels, categories and roles with their colours.
4. Write the messages. In the Messages tab, choose who sends each one and type it with its time; add replies, reactions, photos, videos, files and link embeds.
5. Download or record. Save the screen to come back to it, download the HD image or record the video.
Fake Discord chats are made for memes, comics and stories, YouTube and TikTok videos, app and website designs, presentations, community guides, moderation examples and lessons on spotting fake screenshots. Label a mockup as one where it could be taken for real. Never use it to impersonate someone, to make up evidence or to harm anyone: Discord's Community Guidelines forbid impersonation, and a screenshot alone proves nothing — the message itself in Discord does.
This generator is not made, endorsed or supported by Discord. Discord is a trademark of Discord Inc.
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Choose Chat, Group Chat, Chat List or Server above the Preview, then an iPhone, an Android phone or the desktop app. Set the people's names, usernames, pictures and statuses, add the messages one by one with their times, replies, reactions and attachments, and download the image or record a video. Everything you change shows in the Preview at once.
Yes. It runs in your browser with no sign-up: build the chat, download it as an HD image or record it as a video. Your screens are saved on your device, and with a premium account they are also kept in your account.
Yes. Group Chat draws a Discord group DM: its name (or, without one, its members' names, as Discord writes it), its icon, up to nine members besides you — a group DM holds ten people — and each member's messages under their own name and picture, with lines such as "Alex added Riley to the group."
Yes. Server draws a server's text channel with the server list, the channel list in its categories, the open channel's messages and the member list. Add channels, categories and roles with their colours; each member's name takes the colour of their role, and every text channel keeps its own messages.
Yes. The iPhone and Android layouts follow Discord's current phone app — the server list beside the Messages screen, the You Bar at the bottom, the rounded message bar — with the phone's own status bar. The Desktop layout draws Discord's desktop app.
All four of Discord's: Light, and with Dark Mode on, Dark (Discord's default), Ash or Onyx. The colours are Discord's own for each theme, on the phones and on the desktop.
No. It draws the picture in your browser from what you type. It does not connect to Discord, needs no Discord account, posts nothing to a server or a DM and reads no real conversation.
Yes. Screen Recording plays the conversation as a video: the messages arrive one by one, yours typed into the message bar first, and the chat scrolls as it grows. A Chat List, a server's channel list or its member list shows its rows arriving in order.
A screenshot alone proves little: ask to see the message in Discord itself, check the person's username and profile, and look for details that do not match the app, such as the wrong font, the wrong theme colours or a layout from another version. Treat a screenshot as a claim, not as evidence.
Use it for memes, stories, videos, design mockups, presentations and lessons on spotting fake screenshots. Do not use it to impersonate anyone, to deceive or harm people, or to pass a made-up conversation off as a real one: Discord's Community Guidelines forbid impersonation. This generator is not made, endorsed or supported by Discord.
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