Frequently Asked Questions

Open the Telegram Chat tool, set your username, select a profile photo, and start typing. You can add individual, group, or channel messages to simulate various Telegram interface screens.

Yes, you can toggle secret chat mode in the settings. This adds the green secure icon and lock symbols to the user header, giving your mockups a private conversation appearance.

You can change individual message delivery symbols to show a clock indicator for pending, a single tick for sent, or double ticks to indicate that the recipient has read the message.

Yes, you can set the contact type to a Telegram bot and configure customized inline buttons underneath bot messages to simulate interactive automated apps.

You can select custom static sticker files or use popular emojis to display realistic conversation replies and interactive layouts.

Yes, our dashboard has the default blue Telegram theme pre-integrated, along with several custom color options to simulate standard personal chat views.

You can edit the subheader text in the contact configuration block to display standard statuses like online, last seen, or group stats like 4,500 members.

Yes, you can choose between classic light, dark blue, and full dark themes to display the exact visual layout you want to showcase.

The screenshots are exported in high-density PNG format at high-fidelity mobile display settings, ensuring crisp text and vector shapes.

We support files up to 5MB, which allows you to upload highly detailed profile images, stickers, and chat wallpaper layouts easily.

Select the Discord Chat tool to open a mockup of the classic Discord layout. You can create server channels, write messages with custom usernames, select role colors, and simulate complex server threads.

Yes, you can assign custom role names and hex colors to each sender, giving them realistic colors just like on an active server. You can also toggle bot tags.

Yes, you can format messages using markdown like bold, italics, code blocks, and quote styles. The text will render identically to standard Discord styling.

You can select the bot option in user configuration. From there, you can build custom embed blocks complete with side border colors, title links, and fields.

Yes, the editor lets you render either the mobile application viewport or the full-screen desktop client layout.

You can configure a mock server sidebar in the settings panel, adding custom channels like general, announcement channels, and voice lounges.

Yes, you can simulate users sitting inside a green active voice indicator bubble under any text channel in the side navigation panel.

Yes, all three official themes are built into our styling engine. The layout changes instantly upon selection.

You can insert official system event blocks, like welcome banners and user boost messages, to simulate authentic server activity.

Yes, you can upload media files or write links to show authentic automatic image previews and link card attachments.