Create realistic LinkedIn conversation animations
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This template recreates a LinkedIn conversation on a phone screen and plays it back as a video. Messages appear as flat rows, the way the LinkedIn app shows them: the first message in a run carries the sender's round avatar, name, and time, and follow-up messages stack underneath. A message can also be a video meeting card, the outlined card with a camera icon and a Join video meeting link, shown under the sender's name.
Besides the conversation, the template includes the Messaging inbox, whose top row mirrors the chat you are animating, plus the call preview with the Join button and the connected video call. You can keep the whole clip on the conversation or walk through the screens: open the inbox, tap into the chat, then move to the call.
Build it by hand in the manual editor, which works without an account, or use Describe it: write a sentence about the exchange, such as a recruiter reaching out about a role, and the AI drafts the messages and timing for you to adjust. Describe it requires signing in with Google or GitHub.
Enter the contact's name and the status line under it, such as Mobile · 2m ago, and your own name and avatar for the messages you send.
Add messages from you or the contact, switch any message to a video meeting card with its title and link text, and put a date divider such as TODAY between groups.
Give each message a delay. For the contact, choose how long they take before the message appears; for your own messages, type the text into the input bar at a characters-per-second speed you choose.
In Video flow, pick which screens appear and how long each holds, turn touch indicators on or off, choose the light or dark theme, and export as MP4 or GIF.
Round avatar, name, and time on the first message of a run, with later messages from the same person grouped under it.
An outlined card with a camera icon, a meeting title, and a Join video meeting link, posted under the sender's name and time.
A centred TODAY line between thin rules separates the conversation by day, and the first message is stamped Today unless you set another label.
The inbox lists conversations with avatar, name, preview, time, and online dot; its first row follows the chat you are animating.
The camera preview with your name, headline, and Join button, then the connected call with the other person's name and headline.
Both themes follow the design, from the white light theme to LinkedIn's navy dark theme.
Export MP4 or GIF at 720p or Full HD from 15 to 30 fps, or 60 fps on the Creator plan, with or without the iPhone bezel, including a 1:1 square crop.
Show a recruiter reaching out, a quick back-and-forth, and a meeting link, for a career-advice post or a hiring story.
Script the cold pitch that will not take no for an answer, or the classmate who congratulates you and asks for a referral two messages later.
Walk viewers through how a team follows up with candidates or leads, without screen-recording a real account.
Export a vertical MP4 for TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts, or a square crop for a LinkedIn post.
Open the LinkedIn template, set the contact's name and status, and add messages for you and the contact. Set delays and typing speed, switch a message to a video meeting card if you want one, arrange the screens in Video flow, then press Play to preview and export the clip as MP4 or GIF.
Yes. The template includes the Messaging inbox, the call preview with the Join button, and the connected video call. Add them to the video flow to walk through the app, or keep the clip on the conversation.
No. The template covers text messages, video meeting cards, and date dividers. Images, file attachments, reactions, and group conversations are not animated.
Yes. Pick GIF Animation or MP4 Video in the export settings, then choose 720p or Full HD and a frame rate from 15 to 30 fps, or 60 fps on the Creator plan. A lower frame rate usually keeps a GIF file smaller.
You can start for free, and the manual editor works without an account. Plans and what each one includes are listed on the pricing page, so check there for the current details rather than relying on older posts or screenshots.
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MockClip is an independent tool, not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by LinkedIn Corporation. LinkedIn is a trademark of LinkedIn Corporation. This template recreates its look for illustration; see the terms for how you may use it.