Free Fake iOS Lockscreen Generator

Build a realistic iPhone lockscreen with a WhatsApp message and a “mystery” notification — the hook slide that powers viral TikTok carousels. Customize everything live and download a crisp 1080×1920 PNG. No watermark, no account.

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Customize the lockscreen

Every change updates the preview here and the slide above in real time.

5G
Sunday 16 March
9:41
Momnow

Sweetheart, I saw your post. Please call me when you get a chance, I love you so much ❤️

Someone just sent you a message 💌now
TikTok overlay zone

Text style

Click the image to add text. Drag it to move it, drag a corner to resize.

Background

or paste an image with ⌘/Ctrl + V

Clock

Text color (clock, date, status bar)

Notifications

Up to two cards. Cards auto-size to the message.

WhatsApp message
Avatar
App notification
App icon

Appearance

Notification style

A dotted guide for the bottom ~30%. Never included in the exported PNG.

How to make a fake lockscreen notification

  1. 1. Pick a wallpaper — choose a preset or upload your own background.
  2. 2. Write the message — set the sender, the WhatsApp text and the mystery app notification. Tweak the clock and date.
  3. 3. Download — export a clean 1080×1920 PNG, ready to post as the first slide of your carousel.

New to the format? Read the fake lockscreen TikTok trend, explained.

Want the full viral format? The studio adds the AI before/after glow-up slides, character-locked to the same face.

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FAQ

Is the fake lockscreen generator free?

Yes. Building and downloading the lockscreen image is completely free, with no watermark and no account required. Only the AI before/after slides in the full studio cost credits.

What size is the exported image?

The lockscreen exports as a 1080×1920 PNG (9:16) — the exact size TikTok, Instagram Reels and Stories use, so it fills the screen with no cropping.

Does it add a watermark?

No. The exported PNG is clean, with no watermark or branding.

Will my post get flagged as AI?

The lockscreen slide is rendered in your browser from real fonts and layout — there's no AI image and no AI provenance metadata, so platforms don't auto-label it.