A phone ringing on screen buys you the first three seconds.
Caller name, number, contact photo and the label across the top of the screen. Fill those in and the call arrives, ready to sit at the front of a clip.
Render this template free · then $4.99/month for every template.
This is one of over 70 templates
You came for the incoming call animation template. A Wallu Studio plan includes every other one too — charts, countdowns, stream overlays, product launches, chat mockups and price drops — with unlimited renders, 4K export and no watermark. From $4.99 a month.
What people use it for
- Skits and story-time videos — The call is the setup. Who is ringing tells the whole joke before anyone speaks.
- Hooks at the top of a clip — A familiar screen stops a scroll, then you cut to whatever you actually wanted to say.
- App and product demos — Show a call arriving without recording your own phone or exposing a real number.
What you can change
- Caller name
- Caller number
- Contact photo
- Label across the top of the screen
- 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9
- Up to 4K, no watermark on paid plans
- Transparent background (WebM)
- Your fonts and brand colours
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a fake incoming call video?
Type the caller name and number, add a contact photo, and the call screen animates. It renders in your browser and downloads as a finished video file.
Can I use my own contact photo?
Yes, the photo is an image upload, and the label across the top of the screen is editable too, so it can read whatever the scene needs.
What do people use fake call screens for?
Skits and story-time videos, hooks at the front of a clip, and app demos where a call is part of the scene. It is a mockup, so it should not be passed off as a recording of a real call.
