Fake Call Screen
Free fake incoming call prank, no app needed. Realistic iPhone & Android call screens with ringtone, vibration and delay timer. Perfect to prank friends.
What is the Fake Call Screen?
The Fake Call Screen is a free browser prank that displays a realistic incoming-call screen in iPhone or Android style — complete with caller name, avatar, ringtone, vibration and working Accept/Decline buttons. Answering starts a live call timer, just like a real phone call. Everything runs in your browser: no app to install, no permissions, and nothing is recorded or sent anywhere.
Features
- Realistic iPhone and Android incoming-call designs
- Custom caller name and subtitle (e.g. "mobile" or a carrier name)
- Delay timer: the phone rings 5–60 seconds after you press start
- Synthesized ringtone and vibration (on supported phones)
- Working Accept button with live call timer, and Decline/End buttons
- Runs fullscreen in the browser — no app installation or sign-up
How to use
- Choose iPhone or Android style
- Type the caller name you want to appear (e.g. a celebrity or your boss)
- Pick a ring delay — 5 to 60 seconds works best for pranks
- Press Start call and hand the phone to your friend
- When it rings, watch them react — tap the screen or press ESC to exit

Popular uses
- Prank a friend with a call from a celebrity or their crush
- Politely escape a boring meeting or awkward date with a "call"
- Film funny reaction videos for TikTok or Reels
- Test how an incoming call looks on different phone styles
Tips
- Use a believable caller name — "Mom" gets the best reactions
- Turn the volume up before handing the phone over
- On iPhone, add the page to the Home Screen for a cleaner fullscreen look
- Press ESC or tap the screen to reveal the exit button at any time
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — a generic two-tone ringtone is synthesized in your browser and the phone vibrates (on devices that support it). No audio files are downloaded and no real call is placed.
Yes. Choose a delay of 5, 10, 30 or 60 seconds. Until it rings, the screen shows a realistic lock-screen clock, so the prank looks natural while the phone is in your friend's hands.
Yes, it works in Safari. iOS does not allow web pages to enter true fullscreen, so a browser bar may remain visible; for the most convincing look, use it on Android or a desktop browser, or add the page to your Home Screen.
No. The entire prank runs locally in your browser. The caller name you type never leaves your device.
Tap anywhere on the screen to reveal the X button in the corner, press the ESC key, or use the red Decline/End button.
