Fake LinkedIn Chat List Generator

A fake LinkedIn chat list generator makes a picture of LinkedIn's messaging inbox with conversations that do not exist. FakeDetail's draws the full phone screen, from the status bar to the last conversation, so the result reads like a real LinkedIn messages screenshot rather than a template with blanks. It runs in your browser from your own text and pictures: nothing is sent to LinkedIn, and no LinkedIn account is needed or used.

Use it as a LinkedIn inbox mockup for an app design or a pitch deck, a LinkedIn messages template for a sales or recruiting training, or an example screen for a lesson about InMail scams. It is not connected with LinkedIn.

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

• 2. Write the conversations. In the Messages tab, click a conversation to edit it or click Add Conversation. Make it a person or a group, then add the name, picture and last message.

• 3. Add the details. Mark it unread, starred or muted, add who sent the last message, a label such as InMail or Sponsored, the time and a "Reply?" or "Follow up?" reminder.

• 4. Mark the people. Give a person the green Active Now dot, the gold Premium badge, the verification badge or a "· 3rd" degree; give a group two, three or four pictures.

• 5. Set the inbox. In the Inbox tab, choose the filter pills or the Focused / Other tabs, the inbox shown, the chosen filter and the "new messages in Other" banner.

• 6. Download or record. Drag the conversations into order, then download the screen as a PNG, JPG or WEBP picture, or use Screen Recording to make a video of the inbox scrolling.

Focused, Other and the filters

LinkedIn sorts your messages into Focused and Other. Show them as the filter pills — Focused, Unread, Jobs, My Connections, InMail and Starred, the chosen one in LinkedIn's green — or as the two Focused / Other tabs with the blue dot that tells you Other has unread messages, and the grey "3 new messages in Other" banner.

Unread, starred and muted conversations

An unread conversation gets the blue dot on the left and its name and message in bold; a read one is grey. The star marks a conversation you saved for later, the speaker icon a muted one.

InMail, sponsored messages and follow-ups

Write a bold label before the message — InMail, Sponsored or the name of an event — and the connection degree after the name, as LinkedIn shows messages from people outside your network. The blue "Received 2 days ago. Reply?" and "Sent 4 days ago. Follow up?" lines are LinkedIn's reminders for a conversation waiting for an answer.

Group conversations

A group shows a small pile of its members' pictures and who wrote the last message, e.g. "Maya: I would love…". Members without a photo show LinkedIn's grey person, just like the app.

• Designers and product teams show a messaging feature or a notification flow in a realistic LinkedIn screen.

• Recruiters and sales trainers build examples of a busy inbox, InMail replies and follow-up reminders for a workshop.

• Teachers and security teams show what a suspicious InMail looks like before students meet a real one.

• Creators and marketers make a scene for a video, a slide or a post about networking and job hunting.

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

Need what happens inside a conversation? Make it with the Fake LinkedIn Chat Generator, or make the member's page with the Fake LinkedIn Profile Generator. For other apps, try the WhatsApp, Instagram and Telegram chat list generators.