Create a Realistic Fake Slack Group Chat Online

How to Make a Fake Slack Group Chat with Multiple Senders

• Open the generator: Scroll down to the embedded Slack fake chat tool on this page. No signup or app download needed.
• Set the group name: In the 'Contact Name' field, enter your Slack channel or group name (like #general or the team).
• Add messages: For each message, start the text with the sender’s name and a colon (for example, Mia: Update sent! or Boss: Please check your inbox). This helps viewers tell who is speaking in the group chat.
• Mix up the senders: Alternate between different names for each message. Keep messages short and overlapping, add quick reactions or side comments, and include someone who replies late for more realism.
• Customize appearance: Choose light or dark mode, add emoji reactions, and set avatars to match your group’s vibe. Threaded replies and timestamps are included automatically for an authentic Slack look.

Tips for a Convincing Slack Group Chat Skit

• Use distinct names and tones (e.g., HR: Reminder about Friday, Dev: Deployed to prod!).
• Simulate a busy channel by having messages overlap or reference each other.
• Insert reactions and threads for extra realism.
• Include an “always late” member for comedic effect.

Export Your Fake Slack Chat as Video or Screenshot

• When finished, click 'Export' to download your group chat as an animated MP4 video or a static PNG screenshot.
• Content is free with a small watermark. Enter a one-time code to remove it if needed.
• Use your exported file in memes, TikToks, presentations, or as a mockup for your team.

For Entertainment and Mockups Only

Vidulk’s fake Slack group chat generator is designed for entertainment, skits, memes, and harmless mockups. Never use it to impersonate real people or mislead others.