Fake Telegram Group Chat Generator

A fake Telegram group chat generator makes a picture or a video of a Telegram group conversation that never happened. In a Telegram group many people write in one chat: each sender's name appears in colour over their messages, an admin can carry a title such as "admin" or "owner", and the group's events — someone joining, a message being pinned — show in the middle of the chat. FakeDetail's generator rebuilds that screen from what you type: the group, its members, who said what, who replied to whom and how everyone reacted. It runs in your browser. No Telegram account is needed or used, nothing is sent to anyone, and no real conversation is read.

It is not connected with Telegram or Telegram FZ-LLC.

• 1. Set up the group. In the Group tab, type the group's name (emoji welcome), add a group picture, and set the member count and how many are online. Show who is typing instead, or a line of your own.

• 2. Add the members. Add up to 16 people who write in the group, each with a name and a picture. Without a picture, a member shows their initials on a coloured circle, as Telegram does.

• 3. Choose colours and titles. In Colours & Tags, give each member one of Telegram's seven name colours and, if you like, a title such as admin or owner.

• 4. Write the conversation. In the Messages tab, choose who sends each message under From — a member or you — then its type: a text, a photo or an album, a video, a voice message, a round video message, a sticker, a GIF, music, a file, a link, a poll, a location or a contact.

• 5. Add the details. Set each message's time, your ticks (sending, sent or read), a reply to an earlier message, "Forwarded from", "edited" and the reactions with their counts. Add date lines, service messages such as "Dwayne joined the group", a pinned-message notice and the pinned bar under the header.

• 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.

• Members, names and titles. A member's run of messages has their name in their colour over the first bubble and their picture beside the last; an admin title shows on the right of the name. Your own messages sit on the right, with one tick, two ticks or a clock.

• Replies and forwarded messages. A reply quotes the message it answers inside its bubble, with the person's name and a bar in their colour, and a picture's thumbnail when it quotes a photo. A forwarded message starts with "Forwarded from" and the name it came from.

• Reactions. Each reaction is a pill under the message with its count — 1,250 shows as 1.2K — and the one you chose is filled.

• Photos, albums, videos and GIFs. Upload a photo with a caption, two to four pictures as an album, or a video's picture with its length and play button.

• Voice and round video messages. A voice message with its waveform, length, the blue dot until it is played and the transcription button; a round video message with its length.

• Stickers and big emoji. A sticker stands on the wallpaper without a bubble (a PNG keeps its see-through background), and a message of one to three emoji is drawn large.

• Polls. An anonymous poll, a public poll or a quiz, with its options, each option's share and bar once you voted, your tick and the number of votes.

• Files, music, links, places and contacts. A file with its name and size, a song with its title and performer, a link with its preview, a location on a map and a shared contact.

• Service messages and pins. Date lines such as Today, group events such as "Emma added Dwayne", "Emma pinned «…»", and the pinned message bar under the header.

• The header. The group's name and picture, "12 members, 5 online" or "James is typing…", and the unread count beside the back button.

The two layouts follow the two Telegram apps. On the iPhone, the header floats on glass: a round back button with the unread count, the group's name in a capsule in the middle and the group's picture on the right, and at the bottom the paperclip, the "Message" field with its sticker button and the microphone. On Android, the glass bar has the back arrow, a pill with the group's picture, name and member line, and the menu button, and the message bar has the emoji button, the field, the paperclip and a blue microphone button. Both use Telegram's default chat wallpaper — its green gradient with doodles in light mode, and the night wallpaper in dark mode — Telegram's bubble colours, and each app's own type at its default size.

You can also set the status bar's time, network, signal and battery, change the screen size, and make all the text bigger or smaller.

Screen Recording turns the group chat into a video that plays like the app: the messages arrive one by one in their places, your own texts are typed into the "Message" field — with Telegram's send button in place of the microphone — before they are sent, and the conversation scrolls up as it fills the screen, while the header, the pinned message and the message bar stay still. The video is saved as an MP4 or WebM file, depending on your browser — ready for a chat-story video on TikTok, YouTube Shorts or Reels, a scene in a film or a demo of a conversation.

A few facts from Telegram's own FAQ help a fake group chat look right. A Telegram group can have up to 200,000 members, so a member count in the thousands is normal for a public group. Administrators can pin important messages, which then show at the top of the chat screen. Group chats are Telegram "cloud chats", which use server-client encryption; end-to-end encryption is for Secret Chats, and Secret Chats are where Telegram says it tries to alert you about screenshots. A group is made from the chat list: on an iPhone with the new message button and "New Group", on Android with the round pencil button and "New Group".

So a believable screenshot shows a lively group: a member count and the people online under the name, a few members writing in short runs, a reply or two, some reactions and maybe a poll or a pinned plan.

This page makes group chats with many members. For a conversation between you and one person, use the Fake Telegram Chat Generator; for Telegram's list of chats with folders and unread counts, use the Fake Telegram Chat List Generator. Making a group on another app? Try the Fake WhatsApp Group Chat, the Fake Instagram Group Chat Generator, the Fake Facebook Group Chat Generator or the Fake Snapchat Group Chat Generator.

• Creators making chat-story videos, memes and group-chat skits for TikTok, YouTube and Reels.

• Designers and product teams showing a Telegram group in an app mockup, a bot demo, a community pitch or a storyboard.

• Teachers and trainers showing how easily a group-chat screenshot can be faked, in lessons on media literacy, scams and online safety.

• Writers and filmmakers putting a group conversation on screen in a story, a video or a play.

A fake chat is for fun and for showing ideas. Never present it as a real conversation, as evidence, or as someone's words they did not write.