MCP server · 10 free mockups a month
Make mockups by just asking.
Connect SocialFaker to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client. Describe the post, DM or chat you want and your assistant fills in the template and hands you a link to the studio, ready to tweak and export. You sign in once with your SocialFaker account, and that’s it.
https://socialfaker.pages.dev/mcp
01 Connect
Set it up in a minute.
- Add the connector
In Claude: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, and paste
https://socialfaker.pages.dev/mcp. Other apps are in the MCP docs. - Sign in
Your app opens a SocialFaker page. Sign in (or make a free account) and press Allow.
- Ask away
Free accounts get 10 AI mockups a month. Pro gets 300.
02 Try it
Things to ask.
- “Make a fake tweet from a cat announcing it’s running for mayor.”
Uses the X post template, likes and all.
- “A WhatsApp chat where my friends plan a surprise party and it goes wrong.”
Every message, timestamp and read receipt filled in.
- “Show me what’s hot on Explore this week.”
Browses the community feed for ideas.
03 FAQ
Questions, answered.
What can my assistant do?
List all 73 templates and their fields, prepare a mockup and give you a studio link that opens it filled in, and browse the public Explore feed.
Does it cost anything?
Free accounts get 10 AI mockups a month. Pro gets 300, plus no watermark and private exports, from $2.99 a month. Your allowance resets on the 1st, and making mockups by hand in the studio is always unlimited.
Why do I have to sign in?
So your mockups count against your own plan, and so nobody else can use your allowance. The app never sees your password, and you can disconnect it anytime in Settings.
How do I see how many I have left?
Ask your assistant (“how many SocialFaker mockups do I have left?”) or check Settings.
Can it add photos?
Not yet. Images aren’t sent through the assistant, so add avatars and photos in the studio after you open the link.
Is it safe to use?
Your assistant only sends the text and numbers for the mockup. SocialFaker is for parody, design, education and storytelling: don’t use it to impersonate real people or brands.