Fake Snapchat Story Generator

• 1. Set the friend. In the Profile tab, add a Bitmoji or profile picture, type the display name (emojis welcome) and turn on the yellow Snap Star badge if you need it.

• 2. Add the Snaps. In the Story tab, add as many Snaps as you like. Give each one a photo, a video, a colour or a gradient, and the time it was posted, such as "34m ago".

• 3. Write captions. Use Snapchat's Classic caption — the dark band across the Snap — or Big Text in any colour and size. Drag a caption in the Preview to place it.

• 4. Pick the phone. In Display Settings, choose iPhone or Android, set the status bar (time, signal, battery) and the screen size.

• 5. Download or record. Download the Snap on screen as a PNG, JPG or WEBP picture, or use Screen Recording to save the whole story as a video.

• The story header — the close arrow, the Bitmoji, the display name, the time each Snap was posted, the notification bell and the more button.

• Progress lines — one thin line per Snap: the watched ones full, the playing one filled as far as you choose, the rest empty.

• Photos and videos — fill the Snap or show the whole picture, zoom and move it. A video plays in the Preview and in the recording, muted.

• The reply bar — the camera button, "Send a Chat" (or your own words) and the send button, the swipe-up arrow over them, or no reply bar at all.

The Preview behaves like the app too: click the right side of a Snap for the next one, the left side for the one before, and press and hold to hide the header and the reply bar, as Snapchat does while you hold a story.

Screen Recording plays your story as Snapchat does: each Snap in turn for the time you set, its progress line filling at the top, then a cut to the next one. A video Snap plays its own video for its own length. Choose the quality, the format (MP4 where your browser can record it) and the pace, and the video downloads when it ends — ready for a TikTok, a Reel, a YouTube video or a presentation. The video has no sound: add music or a voice-over in your video editor.

• Skits, memes and videos — a Snapchat story template with any name and Bitmoji for a joke, a sketch or a reaction video

• Stories told in screenshots — show what a character posted, Snap by Snap, with captions and times

• Content planning — try a story's photos, order and captions as a mockup before you post it on your own account

• Lessons — show how easily a story screenshot can be made up, and why a screenshot alone proves nothing

Each Snap is 9:16, the shape of a Snapchat story (1080 × 1920 pixels on most phones), so a tall photo or video fills it exactly.

A reply to a story lands in the chat: make that conversation with the Fake Snapchat Chat Generator or the Fake Snapchat Group Chat Generator, and the inbox with the Fake Snapchat Chat List Generator. For a public video post, use the Fake Snapchat Spotlight Video Generator; for a call, the Fake Snapchat Call Screen Generator; and for the alerts on the lock screen, the Fake Snapchat Notifications Generator. For a story on another app, try the Fake Instagram Story Generator.

Save keeps the whole story — every Snap, photo and caption — in your browser, so you can come back and change it later; a video Snap keeps its first frame as a picture, so choose the video again to play it. Save Setting keeps your phone, status bar and screen size as a preset for the next story. Premium accounts also keep them in their account.

Use made-up names or your own, or ask before using someone's name or Bitmoji. Never show a made-up story as proof of what someone posted, and never use it to imitate a brand, a creator or Snapchat Support. The generator posts nothing and touches no Snapchat account. Snapchat and Bitmoji are trademarks of Snap Inc.; this tool is not made, endorsed or supported by Snap Inc.