Fake Reddit post generator (Free)

Write a fictional post, preview it live and download the card free with no account. Turn it into a vertical video with a free FrameCompose account. The cards and clips are drawn in your browser and use no AI image credits.

Made-up counts for your fictional post.

The image is free with no account. Keeping a video uses a free account, and your post carries over in this browser.

Start with the title: it is the hook

Your title opens the video. The first clip is the title card on its own, so write a line a viewer gets at once and needs resolved. Put the surprise, the stakes or the contradiction in the title itself instead of saving it for the body.

"My roommate numbers every egg in the fridge. This morning egg 7 was missing." works because nobody can scroll away without knowing who took it. That line tops your downloaded card and opens the video as clip 1, so a strong title does both jobs.

Every part of the post, in one place

Type the community name, the username, how long ago it was posted (free text such as "5h"), the title, up to 3,000 characters of post text, and made-up upvote and comment counts. Big counts are shortened the familiar way, so 12400 shows as 12.4k. Pick a light or dark card.

The preview redraws as you type. Switch it to Video clips to see the 9:16 frames your video will use. Invent the community, the names and the counts for your story rather than copying a real post.

A PNG card for CapCut or any editor

Download image gives you the post card as a 1080 pixel wide PNG with see-through rounded corners, free, with no account. The height follows your post, so a short post stays short and a long one keeps every line. Place it over gameplay, a satisfying loop or any background clip in CapCut or any editor that takes PNG images. If you were looking for a Reddit story template PNG, this is it, written your way.

The card is drawn in your browser, not by an AI image model, so it uses no AI image credits. The same goes for the video clips made from it.

Or open it as a video that is ready to edit

Make this a video opens a vertical 9:16 FrameCompose project. If you are signed out, you sign in or create a free account first, and your post carries over in the same browser.

Clip 1 is the title card, your hook. With post text, clip 2 is the full post. Clip 1 runs 3 to 30 seconds and clip 2 runs 3 to 300 seconds, each timed from its own words at about 150 words a minute plus one second, so there is room to read it aloud. The clips sit on the editable timeline and in the media bin as finished 9:16 pictures on a plain backdrop: trim them, reorder them, put other clips before or after them, add music or sound and optional narration, then export.

Pace the post for a short

At about 150 words a minute, a 60 second short holds about 150 words. A 15 word title and 120 words of post text run about 56 seconds before you trim: about 7 seconds for the title card and about 49 for the full post. Give each paragraph one job: the setup, the strange detail, the denial, the evidence, the twist.

Tip for long stories: the video clip shrinks the text and shows as much as fits, while the downloaded image keeps every line. Keep the opening on the card and narrate the rest from your own script, or write one post for each part and open each as its own video.

Fiction only, and not Reddit

The card is our own forum-card design, with no Reddit logo and no copied Reddit interface. FrameCompose is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Reddit. Use invented communities, usernames and stories, never impersonate a real person or community, and never present the image as a real post or as evidence. Say in your caption that the story is fiction.

Want a whole story narrated for you? The Reddit story video maker in Video Studio turns a Reddit story into a narrated video with AI visuals, voiceover and captions. Video Studio generation uses credits. This page gives you the card and the timed title and full post clips to edit yourself.

Frequently asked questions

A few quick answers before you jump in.

Is this fake Reddit post maker free? Do I need an account?

Yes. Writing, previewing and downloading the image are free with no account. Keeping it as a video uses a free FrameCompose account. The card is drawn in your browser, so it uses no AI image credits.

What can I change on the post?

The community name, username, how long ago it was posted, the title, up to 3,000 characters of post text, the upvote and comment counts, and a light or dark look. Counts in the thousands show as 1.2k or 12.4k, and in the millions as 1.2M.

Can I use the image in CapCut or another editor?

Yes. The download is a 1080 pixel wide PNG of the post card with see-through rounded corners, so it sits cleanly on top of your own background clip in CapCut or any editor that takes PNG images.

How long is each clip in the video?

The title card runs 3 to 30 seconds, timed from the title at about 150 words a minute plus one second. The full post clip runs 3 to 300 seconds, timed from the post text the same way; the title at its top is not counted again. You can trim or stretch either clip on the timeline.

What if my post is very long?

The downloaded image keeps every line. In the video clip the text shrinks to fit and shows as much as fits, so put your strongest lines early and check the Video clips preview before you open the video.

Is this tool affiliated with Reddit?

No. FrameCompose is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Reddit. The card is our own design with no Reddit logo, and the tool is for fictional posts only: never impersonate a real person or community or present the image as a real post.

Can FrameCompose narrate the whole story for me?

Yes, in Video Studio. The Reddit story video maker turns a Reddit story into a narrated video with AI visuals, voiceover and captions. Video Studio generation uses credits.

Put your post on the timeline

Open the title card, and the full post when you add post text, as timed image clips on an editable 9:16 timeline. Other clips, music, sound and narration are yours to add.

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