Google Messages-style screens
Build an Android message mockup that reads naturally.
Android message screens feel credible when the contact identity, RCS-style bubbles, and concise system details support one clear use case.
Choose an Android scenario
Start with a specific purpose: a verification code, appointment reminder, customer-support exchange, delivery update, or personal conversation. A defined scenario makes every later choice easier.
Set the contact and colors
Use a recognizable sender label without overcrowding the header. The avatar, bubble colors, and message direction should make it immediately clear who is speaking.
For product demos, keep the palette close to the rest of the presentation. The screen can feel Android-native without every surrounding asset using the same color.
Keep system copy clear
Android mockups are often used for service and notification flows. Write system messages in plain language and place the important value, code, or action near the beginning.
Do not include real verification codes, private phone numbers, or personal account details. Use fictional values that are clearly created for the mockup.
Review before download
Check that the sender name fits, the device time matches the scenario, and no bubble is accidentally assigned to the wrong side. Then download the PNG at its generated resolution.
Common questions
Is the layout limited to SMS?
No. It can represent SMS or an RCS-style conversation, depending on the content and settings you choose.
Can I create a transparent Android bubble asset?
Use the Bubble PNG mode when you need standalone transparent bubbles without the surrounding device screen.