Stripe Notifications
Create realistic Stripe notification banner animations
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MockClip's Stripe notification generator animates "You received a payment" banners sliding in at the top of an iPhone, the way a founder or a freelancer sees money arrive. Each banner shows the Stripe "S" on its purple tile, a bold title with the time on the right, and the payment line under it with the amount and the payer in bold. Queue up several payments and they arrive one after another, so a first sale or a launch-day rush plays out on screen.
Put the banners on an iOS lock screen with your own wallpaper, date and clock, or use the banner alone as an overlay: on a chroma-key color, over an image you upload, or exported with a transparent background to layer over footage in your editor.
Add a notification for each payment: the title ("Stripe"), the message such as "You received a payment of **$100.00** from **alex@example.com**" (the **text** marks draw bold) and the time shown on the right. Drag them into order and set each one's delay and on-screen time.
Choose the lock screen (wallpaper, date and clock), the theme color, a chroma key color, a custom image or a transparent background, and whether each banner leaves by sliding up or fading.
Export MP4 or GIF for a ready-to-post video, or MOV and WebM to keep transparency. Turn on 1:1 Cropped for a square frame of the top of the phone.
A rounded iOS banner with the Stripe "S" on a purple tile, a bold title, the time on the right and the message under it, with the amount and the payer in bold, wrapping to four lines with the rest cut off. Light and dark versions.
Each banner slides down from the top, stays for the time you set and leaves before the next one arrives, with its own delay, so payments can land slowly or in quick bursts.
Show the banners on an iPhone lock screen with a gradient wallpaper or your own photo, and set the date and the large clock above them.
With a transparent background and a MOV (ProRes 4444) or WebM (VP9) export, only the banner is drawn. Or place it on a solid key color, green by default.
Each banner arrives with a short notification chime, which you can switch off.
Open a video about a product launch, a first client or a side business with payment notifications arriving in a row before the story begins.
Play the "phone keeps buzzing with payments" moment in a skit or a reaction video, with amounts and payers you choose.
Show what a busy launch day looks like on screen when you advertise a product, a template or a course, alongside a clear disclaimer where the numbers are illustrative.
Open the Stripe notification generator, type the title, the payment line and the time, and set its timing. Add more payments for a sequence, preview it, then export a video, GIF or transparent overlay. Signed in, you can also use Describe it instead.
Wrap it in double asterisks in the message, like **$100.00**. The same works for the payer's name or email, and for any other words you want to stand out.
Yes. Set Background to Lock Screen (Wallpaper + Clock), pick a wallpaper or upload a photo, and set the date and clock. The banners appear under the clock.
Yes. Set Background to Transparent (Alpha Channel) and export MOV (ProRes 4444) or WebM (VP9). Only the banner is drawn; MP4 and GIF use the theme color instead. Open the MOV in a video editor, since some players only play its audio.
No. Each banner plays an original notification chime made for MockClip, which you can turn off. Add any sound you have the rights to in your editor.
No. MockClip is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Stripe, Inc. Use the clips for parody, education, mockups and similar purposes, and do not present made-up payments as real revenue.
Yes, you can try the Stripe notification maker for free in your browser. Plans differ in export options and limits, and the pricing page has the current details for each.
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MockClip is an independent tool, not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Stripe, Inc. Stripe is a trademark of Stripe, Inc. This template recreates its look for illustration; see the terms for how you may use it.