Facebook Post Generator
Generate realistic Facebook post screenshots with reactions, comments, and shares
Post settings
Comments
- Comment 1
- Comment 2
No comments. Add one below.
Tips
- Add comment adds a sample comment, up to three; edit its name, time and text in the list.
- Comment and share counts of 0 are hidden, and 1 reads as “1 comment” or “1 share”.
- Reactions take any text, such as 1.4K or 237.
- Turn comments off for the post card alone.
Preview
The preview updates as you edit.
About the Free Facebook Post Mockup Generator
Our free fake Facebook post generator creates realistic Facebook post screenshots from the text and images you enter. Use this Facebook post mockup maker to show a client an ad post before launch, illustrate a privacy-settings tutorial, or test how a long caption wraps; the Facebook screenshot generator reproduces every detail of the real Facebook feed: the profile avatar, verified badge, timestamp with the public globe icon, post text, full-width post image, reaction bubbles, comment and share counts, and the complete Like, Comment, and Share action bar.
Everything is drawn at 2x resolution (1040 pixels wide), so your finished mockup downloads as a crisp, high-quality PNG that looks true to an actual Facebook screenshot. Every element is fully editable: set any profile name, upload a custom profile picture and post image, write multi-line post text, adjust reaction, comment, and share counts, and even add up to three realistic comments with gray comment bubbles, exactly like the real Facebook comment section.
Content creators, social media managers, educators, and marketers use this Facebook post generator for legitimate purposes: illustrating social proof in case studies, building mockups for pitch decks and ad creatives, preparing social media literacy lessons, and previewing post designs before publishing. Your text and pictures are not uploaded or stored, and nothing is ever posted to Facebook.
Key Features
- Authentic Facebook feed post card design with accurate spacing, colors, and typography
- Custom profile picture upload with automatic circular cropping and initial-disc fallback avatar
- Blue verified badge toggle for brand pages and public figures
- Editable timestamp rendered with the public globe icon, exactly like real Facebook posts
- Multi-line post text with automatic word wrapping (emoji supported)
- Optional full-width post image upload with preserved aspect ratio (very tall images cropped)
- Overlapping thumbs-up and heart reaction discs with a customizable reaction count
- Comment and share counts with correct singular and plural labels
- Editable comments section: up to three comments with gray bubbles, names, and Like, Reply, and time rows
- Facebook-accurate light and dark mode themes
- High-resolution 2x PNG export with instant download, no watermark
How to Use the Facebook Post Mockup Maker
- Set the profile: Enter a profile name, optionally upload a profile picture, and toggle the verified badge if the post should come from a verified page.
- Write the post: Type your post text in the text area. Long text wraps automatically to multiple lines, and emoji are supported.
- Add an image: Optionally upload a post image. It renders at full card width with its aspect ratio preserved (very tall images are cropped at the middle), just like a real Facebook photo post.
- Set engagement: Enter the reaction count (for example "1.4K"), comment count, and share count to match the scenario you are creating.
- Add comments: Enable the comments section and edit up to three comments with names, text, and timestamps for extra realism.
- Pick the theme: Switch between light and dark mode to match your content style.
- Download: Click "Download PNG" to save a high-quality screenshot of your generated Facebook post.
Use Cases
- Social media managers: Preview post concepts and show clients a realistic Facebook mockup before anything goes live.
- Marketing teams: Build social proof visuals for landing pages, ad creatives, case studies, and pitch decks.
- Content creators: Generate Facebook screenshot graphics for YouTube videos, thumbnails, blog posts, and tutorials.
- Educators and trainers: Create teaching materials about social media literacy, online safety, and spotting manipulated screenshots.
- Designers: Embed realistic Facebook feed cards in website designs, app wireframes, and UI/UX prototypes.
- A/B testing: Compare different copy, image, and engagement variations side by side before choosing what to publish.
- Presentations: Demonstrate expected community engagement for sponsorship proposals and partnership pitches.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this tool post anything to Facebook?
No. This is a standalone mockup generator. It never connects to Facebook, and your text and pictures are not uploaded or stored.
What image format is the download?
The mockup downloads as a high-resolution PNG rendered at 2x pixel density, so it stays sharp in presentations, videos, and on Retina displays.
Can I add a photo to the fake Facebook post?
Yes. Upload an image up to 10 MB and it renders at the full width of the post card with its aspect ratio preserved (very tall images are cropped at the middle), matching how Facebook displays photo posts in the feed.
Can I add comments to the mockup?
Yes. Enable the comments section and add up to three comments. Each one renders with an avatar, a gray rounded comment bubble containing the name and text, and a Like, Reply, and time row, exactly like the real Facebook comment thread.
Does it support dark mode?
Yes. Toggle dark mode to switch the entire mockup to Facebook's dark theme colors, including the card, text, dividers, and comment bubbles.
Tips for Realistic Facebook Mockups
- Use believable numbers: Keep reaction, comment, and share counts proportional. A post with 40 reactions rarely has 500 shares.
- Match the theme: Use dark mode for screenshots that will appear on dark backgrounds and light mode for light-themed content.
- Write natural comments: Short, casual comments with an occasional emoji look far more authentic than formal sentences.
- Add a photo: Image posts dominate the Facebook feed, so an uploaded picture instantly makes the mockup more convincing.
- Use responsibly: This tool is designed for mockups, education, and content creation. Always use generated images transparently and ethically.