Messenger
Create realistic Messenger conversation animations
The preview plays as soon as it's ready. ⌘/Ctrl + Enter to send.
This template animates a Facebook Messenger conversation on an iPhone screen, starting from the chats list and opening into the thread. Inside the chat you get Messenger-style bubbles, photo grids, date lines, a sent check, and read marks that show the contact's small avatar once a message is seen. When the other person is writing, a three-dot typing bubble appears in the thread.
The clip does not have to stay in one chat. It can visit the People and Discover tabs, the new message, settings, and profile screens, an audio call that shows a connecting status before its timer starts, and a video call. Camera and story screens have a media area you fill with a chroma-key color or an uploaded still image, ready for compositing in a video editor.
Write everything yourself in the manual editor, which works without creating an account, or open Describe it, explain the exchange in a sentence, and let the AI draft the messages, names, statuses, and timing for you to fine-tune afterward in the editor. Describe it requires signing in with Google or GitHub.
Enter the contact's name, status line, and avatar. Optionally show the opening block with a large avatar and a line such as "You're friends on Facebook" above the first messages.
Add messages from either side, swap text for up to four photos, add date lines and timestamps, and give your messages sent and read marks with their own delays.
In Video flow, chain screens such as Chats, Chat, Audio call, or Story, choose a transition for each step, set hold times, and decide whether touch indicators appear.
Choose light or dark, decide whether the keyboard slides up while you type, set the frame, and export the finished clip as MP4 or GIF.
Photo grids, date separators, a sent check, read marks shown as the contact's mini avatar, and a three-dot typing bubble inside the thread.
A keyboard slides up while your messages type into the input bar. Switch it off if you prefer the clip without it.
Edit chat rows with previews, times, unread counts, and pinned, muted, or online states. Story rings sit on the strip and turn gray once watched.
People and Discover tabs, new message, settings, profile, the chat actions sheet, the GIF picker, and a swipe action on a chat row.
An audio call that shows a connecting status and then a running timer, with an adjustable connect delay, plus a separate video call screen.
The media area on the camera and story screens is a chroma-key color, green by default, or a still image you upload.
Light and dark themes, MP4 or GIF export at 720p or Full HD from 15 to 60 fps, with the iPhone bezel or a 1:1 crop.
Script a new-friend hello that turns into trip planning and ends on a video call, then post it as a vertical short with the full app flow on screen.
Use the chroma-key camera or story screen as a window, then drop your own footage into it in the video editing app you already use.
Show where a message request lands, how a scam message might read, or what the read avatar means, for tutorials aimed at less experienced users.
Mock up a short conversation about an event or product for a social post, using fictional names and photos you have the rights to use.
Open the Messenger template, set the contact's name, status, and avatar, and write messages for both sides. Add photos, date lines, and read marks, arrange screens in Video flow, then press Play to preview and export the clip as an MP4 video or GIF.
Yes. Add the Audio call screen to the flow and it shows a connecting status before switching to a running timer; you set how many seconds it takes to connect. A Video call screen is also available, and both can lead back into the chat.
Not directly. The media area is either a chroma-key color, green by default, or a still image you upload. To show moving footage, export with the chroma key, remove that color in your video editor, and place your clip behind it.
No. The template covers a one-to-one conversation with text, photos, typing, sent and read marks, and the app screens listed above. Group chats, reactions, stickers beyond the wave in the opening block, and voice notes are not included.
You can start for free, and the manual editor does not ask you to create an account. For what each plan includes, see the pricing page, which always has the current details, before you commit to a larger series of videos.
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