Fake TikTok Comment Generator

A fake TikTok comment generator makes a picture of TikTok comments that were never posted. FakeDetail's builds a whole comment section, not just one comment card, so the result reads like a real screenshot of the app. It works in your browser from your own text and pictures: nothing is posted, and no TikTok account is needed or used.

Use it as a TikTok comment template for a video, a TikTok comment mockup for a design or a pitch, or a quick TikTok comment screenshot for a lesson or a meme. It is not connected with TikTok or ByteDance.

• 1. Choose the phone. In Display Settings pick iPhone or Android, light or dark mode, and set the status bar: the clock, network, signal and battery.

• 2. Write the comments. In the Comments tab, click a comment to edit its name, picture, text, time and likes, or click Add Comment for a new one. Drag comments to put them in your order.

• 3. Add replies. Choose a comment and click Add Reply; replies show indented under it. Type a number in More Replies to add a "View 12 replies" line.

• 4. Set the video. In the Post tab, upload a frame of the video shown above the comments, set the comment count in the header, and add the creator's picture and yours.

• 5. Download or record. Download the screen as a PNG, JPG or WEBP picture, or use Screen Recording to make a video of the comments scrolling by.

• Commenters — a picture of your own, the name and TikTok's blue verified badge

• Comments — any text, on several lines, with @mentions shown the way TikTok shows them

• Likes and times — type 1234 and it shows "1.2K", as TikTok writes it; a liked comment gets the red heart

• The creator — the "Creator" label after a name, and "Liked by Creator": the creator's picture with a small red heart

• Replies — up to ten shown under a comment, plus a "View N replies" line for the rest

• The whole screen — the comment count, the video above the sheet, the comment box, light or dark, iPhone or Android, the font, the text size and the screen size

A still screenshot is not always enough. Screen Recording plays your comment section the way you would read it on a phone: the list scrolls up comment by comment, pausing on each one, while the header and the comment box stay in place. Choose the quality, the format (MP4 where your browser can record it) and the scrolling speed, and the video downloads when it ends — ready for a storytime, a reaction video or a presentation.

The comment sheet follows TikTok's current comment design, measured against TikTok's own pictures of it: the same spacing, the same grey for names and times, the "Creator" label in TikTok's teal, the heart and dislike on the right of each comment and the short line before "View replies". Text is set in TikTok Sans, TikTok's own typeface, and the icons match TikTok's. The status bar and the phone frame match the iPhone or Android you choose.

• Videos — set up a storytime, a reaction or a skit with the comments your characters write

• Marketing mockups — show a client how a campaign could look, with sample comments, before anything goes live

• Design and presentations — drop a realistic comment section into an app design, a deck or a portfolio

• Lessons — teach how comment screenshots can be faked, and what to check before trusting one

Use made-up names or your own, or get permission before using someone's name or picture. Do not present invented comments as real ones from real people, and say that a screenshot is a mockup wherever someone could take it for real. A comment screenshot proves little on its own: if you cannot find the comment on the video itself, treat it with care.

Save keeps the whole comment section, 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. Premium accounts also keep them in their account.

Making the rest of the video too? Try the Fake TikTok Post Generator for the For You feed and the Fake TikTok Profile Generator for a profile, or make comments for other apps with the Instagram, Facebook and YouTube generators.