Fake 911 Call Screen
Create a realistic picture of a 911 call on an iPhone or Android phone. Show the call while it is dialling, connected with a running timer, or ended. Turn on speaker or mute, open the keypad, and add the banner that says your location is being shared. The tool only makes an image. It never places a call.
How to make the call screen
- Pick the number. Keep 911 or choose 112, 999, 000 or 111, and edit the label under it.
- Set the call. Choose Calling, Connected or Ended, and type the call time.
- Add the details. Turn on speaker, mute, hold or the keypad, and edit the location banner.
- Pick the phone. Switch between iPhone and Android, and between light and dark on Android. Change the clock and battery in Settings.
- Download. Press Download to save the screen as a PNG.
What people use it for
Films, skits and videos. Show a character calling for help without filming a real call.
Safety lessons. Teach children and new phone users what the screen looks like when they call for help, and where the speaker and location details appear.
Design and training. Use the screen in app mockups, first-aid slides and training material.
Responsible use
This is a mockup for creative and educational use. Never use it to fake a report, claim that someone called the police, threaten or scare people, or back up a false story. Making false emergency reports is a crime in most countries. If you are in danger, call your real emergency number.
Frequently asked questions
Does this tool call 911?
No. It only draws a picture of a call screen in your browser. No call, text or alert is sent to anyone, and nothing connects to emergency services.
Can I use other emergency numbers?
Yes. Type any number, or pick 112, 999, 000 or 111 for Europe, the UK, Australia and New Zealand. You can also change or hide the “Emergency call” label.
Which call screens can I make?
Calling, connected with a timer, and call ended. You can turn on speaker, mute, hold (Android) and the open keypad, and show or hide the location-sharing banner.
Why is there no desktop option?
Emergency calls are made from phones, so the tool only offers iPhone and Android screens.
Is it free?
Yes. There is no account, no watermark and no download limit.