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Prank Websites

Pranks. Full-Screen. Instant.

Full-screen prank pages that fake something going wrong on a screen: Windows updates, hacker terminals, blue screens of death, FBI warnings and more. They work on April Fools' Day or any other day. Each one starts with a single tap, changes nothing on the device and runs in any browser. Send the link, or open it on the device and press F11.

Also try the tools with their own homes: Broken Screen Prank · Fake Call Prank · Lie Detector Test · Fake Screenshot Generators. New to pranks? Start with what is a prank.

Fake Updates

Security & Scare

Fake Errors

Fake Screens

Novelty Gags

Screensavers

What is a prank page?

A prank page is a full-screen web page that fakes something alarming, like a virus, a system update or a hacker breaking in, for a few seconds of panic before you reveal the joke. Because each one is just a web page, nothing is ever installed, downloaded or damaged. Close the tab, the "prank" is gone.

They suit April Fools' Day pranks, where that guide sorts the ideas by who you're pranking, and they work any other day of the year on any device. The screen pranks above are the easiest to pull off. For the workplace, office pranks covers the desk-based ones that will not get you a meeting with HR.

How to prank someone with a prank page

  1. In person: pick a prank, open it on the phone or laptop, press F11 for full screen, and leave the device where it will be found.
  2. Send as a link: every prank has its own shareable URL. Paste it into chat and they open the page, then tap Launch to start it.
  3. Reveal it: when they panic, tap the screen or press Esc. Nothing has changed on the device.

Free prank websites, on video

Are prank pages safe?

Yes. Every prank on this page is built from ordinary HTML, CSS and JavaScript, exactly like any other website. They cannot access files, install anything or damage your phone or computer, and the "virus" / "hacker" / "FBI lock" screens are pure illusion. Nothing survives closing the tab. Keep it kind: pick someone who will laugh, and reveal it quickly.