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Fake App Badges - Free Online | LittlePrank

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About this tool

Fake App Badges is a free online fake screen simulator. App icons auto-generating massive unread badge counts. Prank your friends with convincing fake screens. It runs entirely in your browser — no download or sign-up needed.

After opening it, a desktop-style grid of icons fills the screen, and each app is covered with unread badges-red dots,"99+","New Message" and other styles can be selected. Hundreds of unread readings can be exploded at the same time with one click, which is full of visual impact. Icon layout, application names and badge styles can be customized to create a unique "busy desktop" for you.

Badges are just analog elements superimposed on the screen and won't actually receive messages or change any apps on your phone; they disappear when you close the page. The best way to use it is to post this screenshot to your circle of friends, with the text "The message can't come back", and then look at the comment area with the message "You're too busy" and secretly enjoy it.

It is suitable for teasing friends to make exclaim,"Why do you have so much news?" It is also suitable for taking jokes, doing UI demonstrations, or simply giving yourself a "busy business" desktop to enjoy it; product managers can also use it to quickly preview the look and feel of application icons under different values.

Small reminder: Use this screenshot to create a false "I'm busy" character and have fun occasionally, but don't use it to prevaricate others in real work communication. If you use it too often, you will easily lose your promise; remember to expose it when you use it to tease friends. Don't let the other party think that you are really overwhelmed by the news.

The fake application badge tool can add "99+" unread red dots to application icons on a screen in batches, instantly creating busy characters with "explosive messages" for tricks or demonstrations.