MockClip
Tinder Swipe Simulator
The preview plays as soon as it's ready. ⌘/Ctrl + Enter to send.
MockClip's Tinder swipe simulator turns a stack of dating profiles into a short phone screen video. You build each card yourself: name, age, photos, bio, job, distance and interest tags. Left swipes show the red NOPE stamp, right swipes show the green LIKE stamp, and a right swipe marked as a match plays the "It's a Match!" screen.
Everything runs in the browser, and you can play the full sequence in the preview before you export. Tap through several photos on a card before it swipes, add the likes badge and message dot to the bottom bar, and pick a light or dark theme. Then export a video or GIF for your edit.
Start from the three sample profiles or add your own. Fill in each card's name, age, occupation, distance, bio and interest tags, then upload up to six photos.
Pick Right (Like), Left (Nope) or No swipe, and set how long the card stays on screen. Tick "It's a match!" on a right swipe to trigger the match screen.
On a matched profile, open Chat after match and write the conversation: their messages show a typing bubble first, yours are typed into the composer and can carry a Read caption. The clip taps Send Message on the match screen, slides into the chat, and ends there — or returns to the stack when more profiles follow.
Press play, adjust timings, then export as MP4, GIF, MOV or WebM at 720p or 1080p. Or switch to Describe it, sign in, and type the story instead.
Cards tilt as they leave the stack, with the green LIKE label on right swipes and the red NOPE label on left swipes.
A right swipe marked as a match plays an "It's a Match!" overlay with "You and [name] liked each other" and Send Message and Keep Swiping buttons.
Each profile holds up to six photos with bar indicators at the top. An image sequence steps through them, like tapping through a real card.
Toggle the gold likes badge and set its count, such as "99+" or "5", plus the red message dot and the info button on each card.
Optional sound effects play on each swipe and on the match screen, and are mixed into video exports when sound is on.
Act out a swiping session for a comedy or storytime video, with the match landing exactly where your punchline needs it.
Swipe through a set of foods, products or characters and let each left or right swipe show your verdict on it.
Show how a swipe-card interface behaves in a pitch, a portfolio piece or a tutorial without building a working prototype first.
Open the Tinder template, add a profile for each card with photos and details, and choose a swipe direction for each one. Mark a right swipe as a match if you want the match screen, check the preview, then export.
Yes. Each profile takes up to six photos, with bars at the top of the card showing which one is on screen. An image sequence steps through them with a set duration each, and the card swipes afterward.
Yes. Set the profile's direction to Right (Like) and tick "It's a match!". Right swipes without that box just leave the stack, and profiles set to No swipe stay out of the animation entirely.
MP4, GIF, MOV (ProRes 4444) and WebM (VP9), the last two with an alpha channel. Quality runs from 720p to Full HD at 15, 24, 30 or 60 fps, and with the bezel off you can pick a 9:16, iPhone or 3:2 frame.
You can start making Tinder swipe videos for free without installing anything. What each plan includes, such as export options, is listed on the pricing page, so check there first.
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MockClip is an independent tool, not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Match Group, LLC. Tinder is a trademark of Match Group, LLC. This template recreates its look for illustration; see the terms for how you may use it.