Fake Telegram Call Screen Generator

A fake Telegram call screen generator makes a picture of a Telegram call that never happened. FakeDetail's draws the whole phone screen, from the status bar to the buttons, with the sizes, colours, words and icons of Telegram's own open-source apps, so the result looks like a screenshot of the app.

Use it as a mockup for a design or a presentation, a scene for a video, a story or a school project, or a call screen for a meme. It makes pictures and videos only: it places no call, and it is not connected with Telegram.

• 1. Pick the phone. Choose iPhone or Android in the Preview's toolbar, and set the status bar's time, battery and signal in Display Settings.

• 2. Choose the call. In the Call tab pick a voice or video call and its screen: incoming, outgoing, connecting, in call or ended.

• 3. Set the details. Type the call time or the call's length, choose Requesting or Ringing, add the encryption key's emoji, or turn on a weak signal.

• 4. Set your buttons. Mute your microphone, turn on the speaker, or switch your camera on and off in a video call.

• 5. Add the contact. In the Contact tab type their name and choose their picture, or keep their initials; add camera photos for a video call.

• 6. Download or record. Download the call as an HD image, or choose how the video ends and record the call moving from state to state.

• Incoming — the contact is calling you: Decline and Accept on the iPhone, Accept and Decline on Android, with "Telegram Audio..." or "Telegram Call" under the name.

• Outgoing — you are calling: Requesting as the call starts, then Ringing once it rings on their phone.

• Connecting — the call has been answered and is setting up its encrypted connection.

• In call — the background turns green, the call time counts beside the signal's bars, and the encryption key's four emoji appear at the top.

• Ended — the call's length under the name and the Close button; on Android the title says "Call ended".

• Weak signal — the background turns orange and red, as Telegram shows a poor connection.

A voice call shows the contact's large round picture with a soft glow on Telegram's moving background. A video call fills the screen with the contact's camera and keeps yours in a small window in the corner; your camera's button turns white while it is on, and on the iPhone the flip button takes the speaker's place.

The iPhone's buttons have small lower-case words under them — speaker, video, mute, end — and a glass Back button at the top. Android's say Speaker, Start Video, Mute and End Call, with the back arrow and the add-person button at the top.

Screen Recording plays the call the way Telegram moves through it: Requesting, then Ringing; an incoming call answered, Connecting, then the call time counting from 0:00; or the red button pressed and the call ended. Choose how the video ends in the Call tab, then the quality, the format and the pace before it starts.

Use made-up names or your own, or ask before using someone's name or picture. Do not present an invented call as a real one to trick or harm anyone, and say that a screenshot is a mockup where it could be mistaken for a real one. Telegram is a trademark of Telegram; FakeDetail is not connected with Telegram.

Save keeps the whole call, 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.

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