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Fake iPhone notification posts
Long-tail pages for the searches that actually mean a lock-screen video: makers, texts, missed calls, Instagram, and bank alerts.
The guides are the hubs. These posts catch the specific query and send you back to the method — then to the Mac app.
Fake Notification Maker
The iOS maker people mean when they search fake notification app.
Read the post
Fake Text Notification Videos
Text, SMS, and chat cards for skits — not a green-bubble graphic.
Open post
Fake Missed Call Notification
A missed-call ping as the open, not a ringing-screen sticker.
Open post
Fake Instagram Notification Maker
Reels, stories, and follows — the Instagram lock-screen stack.
Open post
Fake Bank Notification Videos
Payment alerts for ads and skits, without a real transfer.
Open postWhat these pages are not
We do not make Android alert apps, PSD iPhone frames, Figma iPhone 8 kits, or App Store icon mockups. If the search is “iphone mockup psd,” that is a different product. If the search is “fake notification maker,” you want a moving iOS lock screen.
The guides behind the posts
Fake iPhone Notification Videos
The full playbook for lock-screen videos that look native to iOS.
TikTok Notification Hook Videos
How creators use stacked TikTok pings as the first three seconds.
Fake iMessage Notification Videos
Messages pings that read like a real lock screen, not a screenshot.
Fake Cash App Notification Videos
Payment pings for ads and story hooks, without filming a real phone.
iOS Lock Screen UGC Mockups
Why the lock screen is the format, and how to mock it for UGC.
Make the clip in the Mac app
The posts catch the search. MockItUp is where the lock screen actually moves.