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The Fake Teams Group Chat Generator is a free online tool that makes a fake Microsoft Teams group chat on the screen the Teams app shows on an iPhone or an Android phone: the group's name and picture with the number of participants, every participant's name over their grey messages beside their picture and status, your purple messages, @mentions, files with their Office icons, photos, videos, links, meeting cards, replies, reactions, group events, the Important, Urgent, Edited and Forwarded marks, and the Seen receipt. Make it in light or dark mode, then download an HD screenshot or record a video of the group chat.
Everything you make is a mockup for presentations, training, designs and videos. Please do not use it to mislead, impersonate or harm anyone.
A fake Teams group chat generator makes a picture or a video of a Microsoft Teams group conversation that never happened. FakeDetail's generator draws it from what you type — the group, its participants and their statuses, who said what, who was mentioned, the files and meetings shared and how everyone reacted — with Teams' own layout, icons and type sizes. It runs in your browser: nothing is sent, no Microsoft 365 or Teams account is needed or used, and no real conversation is read.
It is not connected with Microsoft. Microsoft Teams is a trademark of Microsoft.
1. Name the group. In the Group tab, type the group's name and upload a group picture, or leave it out and the top bar shows the participants' initials together in one circle. Under the name, Teams shows how many participants there are, or a line you type.
2. Add the participants. Add up to 20 colleagues with a name and a picture. You are always in the group too.
3. Set everyone's status. In Status, give each participant theirs — Available, Busy, Do not disturb, Away, Be right back, Out of office or Offline — shown on their picture beside their messages.
4. Write the conversation. In the Messages tab, choose who sends each message under From — a participant or you — then its type: a message, a photo, a video, a file, a link, a meeting card, a date line or a group event such as "Ray Tanaka added Nova Diaz to the chat."
5. Mention, reply and react. Type @ and a participant's name to mention them, make a message a reply to an earlier one, add the reactions people gave it, or mark it Important or Urgent.
6. Download or record. Pick iPhone or Android and light or dark mode in Display Settings, then download the screen as an HD image or use Screen Recording to save a video. Save the chat to edit it again later.
Names over each run. Each participant's name shows above their first message, with their picture and status beside it; messages a person sends one after another share one name and one picture, as in Teams.
Mentions in purple. A participant you mention shows as their name in Teams' purple, without the @.
Files, meetings and links. Files with their Word, Excel, PowerPoint or PDF icons, meeting cards with their title and time, link previews, photos and videos.
Replies and reactions. A reply quotes the message and the person it answers; reactions sit in pills under the message, with how many reacted and yours outlined.
Group events. Grey lines in the middle of the chat for what happened in the group: someone added, someone who left, the group renamed, a call that ended.
Who is typing, who has seen it. The typing dots beside the picture of the participant you choose, and the Seen eye or the Sent check on your last message.
Screen Recording turns the group chat into a video that plays like the app: each participant's messages appear after their typing dots, under their name, yours are typed into "Type a message" before they are sent, and the conversation scrolls up as it fills the screen, while the top bar and the compose bar stay still. The video is saved as an MP4 or WebM file, depending on your browser — ready for a training video, a product demo, a slide or a sketch about a team at work.
A few facts from Microsoft Support help a fake group chat look right. A Teams group chat can hold up to 250 people, and everyone in it can send messages. Naming the group is optional: on a phone, you tap the participants' names at the top of the chat, then Group chat name. The same tap shows who is in the chat and adds people to it. Teams keeps the whole chat history, back to the first message.
So a believable group chat has a name that fits a team or a project, a handful of colleagues writing in short runs, a mention or a shared file, a reaction or two — and statuses that fit a working day.
This page makes group chats with several participants. For a conversation between you and one colleague, use the Fake Teams Chat Generator; for the list of chats on Teams' Chat tab, use the Fake Teams Chat List Generator. Making a group on another app? Try the Fake WhatsApp Group Chat, the Fake Google Chat Generator or the Fake Facebook Group Chat Generator.
Trainers and HR teams showing how a team should talk in a group chat, in onboarding and training slides.
Designers and product teams showing a team's conversation in an app mockup, a product demo or documentation.
Teachers showing how easily a screenshot can be faked, in lessons on media literacy and online safety.
Creators, writers and filmmakers putting a team's group chat on screen in a sketch, a story or a video.
A fake chat is for showing ideas. Never present it as a real conversation, as evidence, or as someone's words they did not write — least of all at work.
It is a free online tool that draws a Microsoft Teams group chat from your own group name, participants and messages, in the look of the Teams app on an iPhone or an Android phone: each participant's name over their messages, their picture and status beside them, your purple messages, mentions, files, replies and reactions. It works in your browser: no Teams account is needed and nothing is sent.
In the Group tab, type the group's name, add a group picture if you like and add the participants with their names, pictures and statuses. In the Messages tab, choose who sends each message, a participant or you, choose its type and type it. Then download the screen as an HD image or record it as a video.
Up to 20 participants, plus you. The line under the group's name counts everyone — "5 participants" for four colleagues and you — or shows a line you type instead. A real Teams group chat can hold up to 250 people.
Yes. Each participant has a name, a picture (or their initials on a colour) and a status — Available, Busy, Do not disturb, Away, Be right back, Out of office or Offline. Their name shows above their first message and their picture with the status beside it; messages they send one after another are grouped.
Yes. Type @ and a participant's name to mention them in purple, send files with their Office icons, meeting cards, links, photos and videos, reply to any earlier message, add reactions, and add grey event lines such as "Ray Tanaka added Nova Diaz to the chat." or "Karin Blake left the chat."
Yes. Screen Recording plays the group chat as it happens: each participant's messages after their typing dots, under their name, your messages typed into "Type a message" before they are sent, and the chat scrolling up. It saves an MP4 or WebM video, depending on your browser.
Yes. Switch between the iPhone and Android layouts and light or dark mode, and set the status bar's time, network, signal and battery. The screen size and the text size can be changed too.
Yes. You make, preview and download your Teams group chat in your browser, with no app to install, no sign-up and no Microsoft 365 account.
No. Microsoft Teams is a trademark of Microsoft, and this generator is not made, endorsed or supported by Microsoft. Nothing is sent to Teams, and no Microsoft account is needed or used.
Use it for mockups, presentations, training, product demos, storyboards, sketches and lessons on spotting fake screenshots. Do not use it to impersonate real people, to mislead or harm anyone, or to fake evidence, at work or anywhere else.
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