What is Video Call Prank?
Video Call Prank - Fake Call is a prank simulation app that lets you stage fake incoming calls, video chats, and text conversations. You configure the caller's name, photo, number, and ringtone, schedule when the call triggers, and let it play out like the real thing.
The setup sits in three modes. Fake calls let you assign a name, avatar, and phone number to an incoming screen, then fire it on command or on a timer. Video calls add animated visuals of fictional idol-style characters with smooth motion and custom ringtones. Prank messages let you script fake chat threads with whatever dialogue you want. You can record your own audio clips or pull from the built-in voice library, and every profile saves for reuse.
Key Features:
- Custom caller profiles let you pick the name, photo, and phone number that appears on the incoming screen.
- Video chats simulate calls with animated fictional characters, with timing and ringtone selection under your control.
- Audio customization pulls from a voice library or lets you record and upload your own clips for the fake caller.
- Prank messaging builds scripted chat conversations with whatever text you choose.
- Call scheduling sets start and end times so the call arrives exactly when you need it.
Scheduling and profile reuse
Every fake call runs on a timer you set in advance. You pick the start time, the end time, and whether it loops or fires once. Profiles save after you build them, so you can reuse the same setup without reconfiguring the contact info or audio. The call screen mirrors your device's theme, and you can swap ringtones to match whatever would show up on your actual phone.
Other prank simulation apps
Video Call Prank - Fake Call sits alongside tools like Fake Call – Prank, which focuses on simple incoming screens with pre-set character profiles, and Prank Call & Fake Video Call, which offers a wider selection of pre-recorded video scenarios. This one leans on customization: you build the caller details and audio yourself rather than choosing from a fixed roster.
The app runs free with ads, and over 5.8 million installs suggest it gets used. If you want a tool for staging fake calls or scripted video chats for entertainment, this covers it. The ads interrupt between setups, and the joke only works once per person.
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