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iMessage Contact Card Generator

Create realistic iMessage contact card screenshots with FaceTime and action buttons

Contact Card Settings

Contact Photo

Contact Name

Phone Number

FaceTime

Email Address

Location

Notes

Dark ModeShow "Send My Current Location"Show "Share Contact"

Tips:

• Upload a real photo for the most authentic contact card look
• Use a full name with first and last for realism
• Toggle dark mode to match your iOS theme preference
• Leave fields blank to hide those sections from the card

Preview

About iMessage Contact Card Generator

Create pixel-perfect iMessage contact card mockup screenshots with our free online generator. This tool recreates the iOS contact detail screen exactly as it appears when you tap a contact name in Apple Messages. Every element is meticulously rendered, from the large circular avatar and bold contact name to the action button row (message, call, video, mail), grouped contact detail cards, and iOS-style navigation. Whether you need a realistic iPhone contact card screenshot for a presentation, social media post, UI/UX design project, or creative content, this tool delivers production-quality results in seconds.

Unlike generic screenshot tools, our iMessage contact card generator faithfully reproduces the Apple design system: the SF Pro-inspired typography, the system gray (#F2F2F7) grouped background, crisp white cards with rounded corners, the signature blue (#007AFF) accent color for action buttons and links, and subtle separator lines between grouped rows. The result is indistinguishable from a real iOS contact card screenshot. Both light and dark modes are fully supported with authentic color palettes.

Everything runs entirely in your browser using HTML5 Canvas, with no server uploads, no accounts, and no watermarks. Customize the contact name, phone number, email, FaceTime number, location, and notes, then download a high-resolution 390x844 PNG image. The contact card mockup includes all the native iOS elements: the "Messages" back navigation link, circular avatar with person silhouette fallback, action button circles with canvas-drawn icons, and grouped table sections for phone, email, notes, location, and sharing options.

Key Features

Authentic iOS contact card layout: Pixel-perfect recreation of the iMessage contact detail screen with large avatar, name, action buttons, and grouped detail sections.
Canvas-drawn action icons: Message bubble, phone handset, video camera, and mail envelope icons are all drawn with precise canvas paths; no emoji or font icons.
Custom profile photo upload: Upload any image as the contact avatar. Photos are automatically cropped to a circle and scaled to match the iOS contact card style.
Apple-style grouped table rows: Phone, email, FaceTime, notes, and location are displayed in rounded white cards on a system gray background, exactly like iOS Settings.
Full dark mode support: Toggle between the iOS light theme (gray #F2F2F7 background, white cards) and dark theme (black background, #1C1C1E cards) with one click.
iOS action options: Includes "Send My Current Location" and "Share Contact" rows with canvas-drawn icons, plus the red "Block this Caller" destructive action.
Editable contact fields: Customize name, phone number, email, FaceTime number, location, and notes. Leave any field blank to hide that section entirely.
Realistic iOS status bar: 9:41 time, signal strength bars, WiFi arcs, and battery icon are all canvas-drawn to match a real iPhone screenshot.
Navigation bar: Includes the blue "Messages" back link with chevron and "Done" button, matching the real iOS contact card navigation.
High-resolution PNG export: Download at native iPhone resolution (390x844 pixels) with no watermarks or branding for professional use.

How to Create an iMessage Contact Card Mockup

Enter the contact name: Type the full name that should appear large and bold below the avatar (e.g., "Sarah Johnson", "Mom", "Dr. Smith").
Upload a profile photo: Click "Upload Image" to select a photo from your device. The image is automatically cropped to a circle. Leave blank for the default person silhouette.
Fill in contact details: Enter the phone number, email address, FaceTime number, location, and notes. Any field left blank will be hidden from the card.
Choose your theme: Toggle Dark Mode on or off to switch between the iOS light and dark contact card themes.
Configure action rows: Enable or disable the "Send My Current Location" and "Share Contact" options using the checkboxes.
Download the image: Click "Download PNG" to save your iMessage contact card mockup as a high-resolution image file ready for any use.

Use Cases

UI/UX design mockups: Include realistic iOS contact card screenshots in app mockups, wireframes, and design system documentation.
Social media content: Create eye-catching contact card graphics for Instagram stories, TikTok videos, YouTube thumbnails, and X/Twitter posts.
Marketing & advertising: Build campaign assets, product demos, and promotional materials that showcase iOS-style contact interfaces.
Presentations & pitch decks: Embed polished iPhone contact card mockups into slides to demonstrate contact management features or app integrations.
Education & training: Create visual materials for teaching iOS basics, digital literacy, or smartphone safety workshops.
Film & video production: Generate prop phone screens showing contact details for movies, TV shows, short films, and commercials.
App development: Produce App Store screenshots and landing page assets that highlight contact-related features in your iOS application.
Blog & article illustrations: Add authentic-looking iPhone contact card screenshots to tech reviews, tutorials, and how-to guides.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this iMessage contact card generator free?

Yes, completely free with no registration, watermarks, or usage limits. Create and download as many contact card mockups as you need.

Can I customize the contact photo?

Yes, upload any image from your device. The photo is automatically cropped into a circle and centered above the contact name, matching the real iOS contact card style. If no photo is uploaded, a default person silhouette is displayed.

What fields can I edit?

You can customize the contact name, phone number, FaceTime number, email address, location, and notes. You can also toggle the "Send My Current Location" and "Share Contact" action rows on or off. Leave any field blank to hide it from the card.

Does it support dark mode?

Yes. Toggle the Dark Mode checkbox to switch between the authentic iOS light theme (system gray background, white cards) and dark theme (black background, dark gray cards). All colors update instantly.

What image resolution is the download?

The exported PNG is 390x844 pixels, matching the standard iPhone screen resolution. This ensures crisp, professional-quality results on any display or in any document.

Is my data private and secure?

Absolutely. All rendering happens locally in your browser using HTML5 Canvas. No data: including names, phone numbers, emails, or uploaded photos, is ever sent to any server. Your information remains completely private.

How is this different from the iMessage chat mockup tool?

The iMessage chat mockup generates a conversation view with message bubbles. This contact card generator creates the contact detail/info screen that appears when you tap a contact name in iMessage. showing the avatar, action buttons, phone numbers, email, and other contact information.

Tips for Creating Realistic Contact Card Mockups

Use a real-looking profile photo: A face photo dramatically increases the realism of the contact card. Headshots and casual portraits work best.
Use full names: First and last name (e.g., "Sarah Johnson") looks more authentic than a single name or nickname in the contact card context.
Match phone number format: Use a realistic format like "+1 (555) 012-3456" for US numbers or your locale's standard format for maximum authenticity.
Fill in multiple fields: A contact card with phone, email, and notes looks more complete and realistic than one with just a phone number.
Choose the right theme: Match your mockup's theme to the context. Dark mode for tech-focused content, light mode for general audiences and print.
Consider your audience: For marketing materials, use professional-sounding names and email addresses. For social media, casual names work great.