How to Make a LINE Chat Overlay for Videos & Streams

Create a LINE-Style Chat Animation

Vidulk’s free fake chat generator lets you design a LINE conversation with authentic green and white bubbles, 'Read' labels, stickers, and the familiar contact header. It’s perfect for skits, memes, or mockups for Asian audiences, especially in Japan, Thailand, and Taiwan.

• Go to the LINE fake chat generator embedded below.
• Customize the names, profile pictures, and messages to match your story. Add stickers for realism.
• Preview the animation to see the chat flow as it would in the LINE app.

Export as Animated Video or Screenshot

Once your chat looks perfect:

• Click “Export” and choose MP4 (animated video) or PNG (screenshot).
• The MP4 exports with LINE’s solid background. For a cut-out effect, use the PNG and mask it later in your editor.
• All exports are free with a small watermark. Remove it with a one-time code if needed.

Overlay the Chat in Your Video Editor or Stream

To layer the chat animation onto your content:

• In CapCut, Premiere, or DaVinci Resolve: Import your gameplay or vlog footage and your LINE chat MP4. Place the chat video on a new track above your main footage.
• Resize and position the chat overlay in a corner. For a phone look, add a frame or round the corners.
• Use keyframes to time chat messages with your voice-over or reactions.
• For a static overlay, import the PNG screenshot and mask it for a cut-out style.

In OBS: Add your exported MP4 as a Media Source. Scale and position it as a picture-in-picture overlay for live streams or 'chat reacts' segments.

Best Practices and Usage Tips

• Label staged chats clearly if they could be mistaken for real conversations.
• Perfect for skits, intros, 'chat reacts' bits, and family or friend-group stories.
• Never use fake chat overlays to impersonate real people or mislead viewers.