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The store currently lists version 1.7, updated 2026-10-02.
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Create custom chat scenes for videos, stories, presentations, school projects, mockups and creative content.
Faker 2 is a chat simulator and visual editor that lets you design fictional conversations and turn them into custom chat images.
Create your chat scene in a few simple steps:
1. Create a chat scene.
2. Add a character name.
3. Build the conversation with your own messages.
4. Customize the appearance and save your creation.
Use Faker 2 for:
• Video and movie props;
• Social media content;
• Chat stories;
• Storyboards and creative concepts;
• School and presentation projects;
• UI mockups and demonstrations.…
From the developer’s store description.
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Thank you for using "Faker 2 - Chat Simulator" and for your continued support! This update brings a refreshed and improved experience: - Redesigned interface with a cleaner and more modern look. - More Liquid Glass elements throughout the app. - Improved navigation and smoother interactions. - Various interface refinements and usability improvements. - Stability improvements and bug fixes. Enjoy creating your chat scenes!
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