Fake Facebook Friend Request Generator

A fake Facebook friend request generator makes a picture of Facebook's friend requests with people and numbers you choose. FakeDetail's draws the whole phone screen, so the result reads like a real Facebook friend request screenshot rather than a blank mockup. It runs in your browser from your own text and pictures: it never sends a friend request, and no Facebook account is needed or used. It is not connected with Facebook or Meta.

• 1. Choose the phone. In Display Settings pick iPhone or Android and light or dark mode, then set the status bar: the clock, network, signal and battery.

• 2. Add the requests. In the Requests tab click a person to edit them, or click Add Request. Give each one a name, a profile picture and the number of mutual friends.

• 3. Add the details. Set how long ago each request was sent (44m, 1w), show one or two mutual friends' pictures, and add People you may know with Add Suggestion.

• 4. Set the screen. In the Screen tab change the title, set the number in "See all", or hide People you may know.

• 5. Put them in order. Drag the people into the order you want; friend requests always show before People you may know, as on Facebook.

• 6. Download or record. Download the screen as a PNG, JPG or WEBP picture, or use Screen Recording to make a video of the list scrolling.

• Friend requests with Confirm and Delete, and People you may know with Add friend and Remove.

• Names and profile pictures: upload your own, use a drawn sample picture or Facebook's default grey picture.

• Mutual friends: the number, "1 mutual friend" for one, and up to two small pictures before it.

• The time each request was sent, and the number of requests in "See all".

• The phone: iPhone or Android, light or dark mode, the status bar, the font, the text size and the screen size.

• Long lists: up to 40 people that scroll, in the picture's scrolled place or as a video.

Show a character's popularity in a video or a short film, make the "so many friend requests" meme, plan a social media post, or design a screen of your own app with Facebook's layout as a reference. Teachers use friend request screenshots to show how a fake profile asks to be your friend, and how to spot it.

Many people search for fake friend requests because they have received one. Be careful with a request from someone you are already friends with (it may be a copied profile), from a profile with few photos or a new account, or one with no mutual friends you know. Check with the person in another way before you confirm, and never open a link a new "friend" sends you. A screenshot made here is a picture only: it cannot send or accept a request.

Save keeps the whole list, pictures included, in your browser, so you can come back and change it later; Save Setting keeps your phone and status bar as a preset for the next one. Premium accounts also keep them in their account.

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