Fake YouTube Comment Generator
A YouTube comment card, drawn instead of screenshotted — light or dark.
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Overview
About this tool
Draws a comment exactly as YouTube draws one — avatar, handle, age, body, like count, creator heart — in the light and dark themes, and downloads it as a PNG, JPG or WebP. In the browser the whole card is rendered locally: an avatar you drop in is never uploaded and never stored.
Instructions
How to use it
Type the username and the comment, set how long ago it was posted and how many likes it has, then download the card. The preview updates as you type, in whichever theme you pick.
Your images stay on your device
Drop in an avatar and a creator avatar if you want them. The card is drawn in your own browser onto a canvas, so those files are never uploaded to us and nothing is stored — close the tab and they are gone.
This is a mock-up, not evidence
The card draws whatever you type into it, which means it proves nothing about who commented what. Use it to illustrate your own comments, to mock up a thumbnail, or to reproduce a comment you have permission to quote — never to present invented text as something a real person posted.
Questions
Frequently asked
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. The web tool renders the card in your browser, so the avatars you drop in never leave your device and nothing is saved on our side.
Which format should I download?
PNG for anything with text you want crisp, and it keeps a transparent background if you turn one on. JPG is smallest for photo-heavy thumbnails. WebP splits the difference and every current browser reads it.
Can I use this to fake a real person’s comment?
Please do not. Passing off an invented comment as a real one is defamatory at worst and dishonest at best. The tool draws no verified badge and no channel link, so a card is never a substitute for the real thing.
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