Create an editable TikTok post mockup with your video frame, caption, sound, profile, engagement counts, safe zones, and 1080 × 1920 PNG export.
Preview only. Guides are removed from the PNG.
Preview canvas: 1080 × 1920. Uploaded images stay in this browser session.
Ready to export an exact 1080 × 1920 PNG.
This is a fictional TikTok-style visual mockup. It does not connect to TikTok, fetch real posts or engagement, write AI captions, schedule content, or publish anything.
The TikTok Post Generator is a browser-based editor for building a complete vertical-video post mockup. Add your own video-cover image, profile image, username, caption, sound label, feed tab, verification state, and engagement labels while the 9:16 preview updates beside the controls.
The output follows the familiar structure of a TikTok video screen: feed navigation, full-frame media, profile and follow control, vertical engagement rail, caption and sound area, and bottom navigation. Optional safe-zone guides help keep important parts of an uploaded frame away from the interface overlays.
Download one exact 1080 × 1920 PNG for a storyboard, creative concept, tutorial plan, classroom example, or editing reference. Uploaded media and typed content stay in the current browser session while the image is rendered.
Create a Reddit-style post image for a storyboard, presentation, or fictional story. For a comment thread or video reply overlay, choose one of the related tools below.
Start from a concrete creator task, then edit the result until it matches the video, mockup, or response you are preparing.
Use it as an editing reference or storyboard, not as evidence that the post was published.
Keep engagement labels fictional and disclose the image as a concept when sharing it.
Avoid real student identities and do not imitate a real account without permission.
Build the complete post layout from media, identity, copy, engagement, placement, and export controls.
Preview the feed tabs, full-screen media, profile control, engagement rail, caption, sound, and bottom navigation together.
Upload a video-cover image and optional profile image, then edit the fictional username and verification state.
Write the visible caption and sound label without adding an unrelated AI-writing workflow.
Set the likes, comments, saves, and shares shown in the interface mockup.
Show placement guides while editing; the guides are removed from the downloaded PNG.
Render and download a 1080 × 1920 PNG directly in the browser without login or watermark.
Upload a portrait or landscape image for the video frame and an optional profile image.
Set the username, caption, sound, active feed tab, verification state, and engagement labels.
Turn on safe zones and make sure important subjects remain clear of the right rail, caption area, and bottom navigation.
Export the current preview as an exact 1080 × 1920 image for your editing or planning workflow.
This is a fictional TikTok-style visual mockup. It does not connect to TikTok, fetch real posts or engagement, write AI captions, schedule content, or publish anything.
Place captions and interface overlays over a proposed frame before the edit is finished.
Check whether a subject, product, or headline remains visible inside the vertical-video layout.
Prepare a fictional post screen for walkthroughs, editing notes, or presentation slides.
Demonstrate how interface context and engagement labels affect interpretation without exposing real users.
Use fictional identities or media you are authorized to reproduce, and disclose the image as a mockup when context could be misunderstood.
Do not present fictional engagement labels, verification state, or an exported post screen as evidence of a real account or published TikTok post.
Direct answers about this page's workflow, output, and limits.
It creates a fictional full-screen TikTok-style post mockup with media, profile, caption, sound, engagement controls, and bottom navigation.
The download is an exact 1080 × 1920 PNG with a 9:16 aspect ratio.
Yes. Upload a PNG, JPEG, or WebP image for the video cover and an optional local profile image.
No. They are preview-only placement guides and are removed before the PNG is rendered.
No. The generator does not log in to TikTok, fetch real posts, read real engagement, schedule content, or publish anything.
No. Uploaded images and typed content are used in the current browser session to render the preview and PNG.
No. Comment Studio is independent, and the exported image is a fictional TikTok-style mockup.
Use TikTok Comment Screenshot Generator for comments inside a device scene, TikTok Reply Sticker Generator for one compact reply overlay, or TikTok Comment Button PNG for isolated action controls.
