Fake Snapchat Spotlight Video Generator

• 1. Add your video. In the Video tab, upload a vertical MP4, WebM or MOV video (or a picture). Choose Fill the Screen or Whole Video, and how long the recording stays on it.

• 2. Set the creator. In the Creator tab, add the creator's picture, display name and username, the Subscribe button, and your own Bitmoji or picture for the top left.

• 3. Write the caption and counts. Add the caption with #topics, the sound ("username's Sound" or a song), the views, and the likes, comments and shares.

• 4. Build the feed. Add more videos in the Feed card, drag them into order, and scroll the Preview to swipe through them.

• 5. Pick the phone and download. Choose iPhone or Android, then download a PNG, JPG or WEBP picture or use Screen Recording to save the feed as a video.

• The top bar — your Bitmoji, search and the "Spotlight" title over the video.

• The engagement rail — the creator's picture, Like, Comment and Share with their counts, and More. Turn on the red Liked heart or the yellow new-comments dot.

• The creator's text — the play count, the creator's name, the caption with bold #topics and the sound, at the bottom left.

• The bottom navigation — Map, Chat, Camera, Stories and Spotlight, with Spotlight marked in red.

Prefer the earlier look? The Classic rail draws round Like, Share and More buttons, the creator's name with Subscribe, and the #topics as chips. Counts are shortened the way Snapchat writes them, with K for thousands and M for millions.

Screen Recording plays your feed the way Spotlight does: each video plays from its start for the time you set, then swipes up to the next one while the top bar and the navigation stay in place. Choose the quality, MP4 or WebM, and a slower or faster pace. Your video plays muted in the recording.

• Creators — see how a Snap will look on Spotlight, with your caption and topics, before you post it.

• Marketers and designers — show a client a Spotlight concept in a pitch deck or a presentation.

• Teachers — explain short-video feeds, views and online safety with an example that is clearly made up.

• Friends — make a funny "viral" Spotlight to share in a group chat.

Please use your mockups responsibly: do not present them as real posts, real view counts or someone else's account. Snapchat and Spotlight are trademarks of Snap Inc.; this tool is not affiliated with Snap.

Save keeps the whole feed — every video, creator, caption and count — in your browser, so you can come back and change it; Save Setting keeps your phone, rail and status bar as a preset. Videos stay in this browser; another device shows each video's first frame.