About VirtualPhone — Free Phone Simulator

This is a phone simulator, not a real Android phone. The Play Store and real apps do not work here. VirtualPhone is a free website that shows you a realistic phone on your screen — a phone you can unlock, tap, and use right in your browser. It was made by Anees Ur Rehman for everyone who wants to try a phone online: students learning how a phone works, people checking what a phone screen looks like, and anyone who is curious.

Inside the phone there are seventeen working mini-apps. The Calculator does real arithmetic. Notes lets you write, edit and delete notes that are saved in your browser. Clock shows the live time, a stopwatch and a countdown timer. Calendar shows the real current month. Weather shows real weather from the free Open-Meteo service, using your location only if you allow it — or a city you pick yourself. Chrome opens web pages inside the phone (many sites block this, and the phone tells you so honestly) and can open the real WhatsApp, TikTok, Facebook and Instagram sites in a new tab. Camera uses your device camera to take a photo that is saved in the Photos app. Settings changes the wallpaper, the theme and the screen brightness. Messages is a demo chat with an automatic reply. Music plays sample tones made with your browser's sound. Files lists everything you have saved on the phone. The simulated VPN changes the phone's virtual location. WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook are demo versions with sample chats, photos and posts.

What this phone cannot do

This phone cannot install apps, because it is not a real Android phone — there is no Play Store, no real WhatsApp, no real calls and no real text messages. It cannot run apps from a real phone. WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and Chrome in this phone are demo versions — they do not connect to real accounts or real messages. The real sites can be opened from Chrome in a new tab. The VPN is simulated — it changes this phone's virtual location, not your real IP. It does not store anything on a server: your notes, photos and settings live only in your own browser, and they disappear if you clear your browser data. The weather app needs the internet to fetch real weather; everything else works offline once the page has loaded.

Five phones, any brand, any place

You can create up to five virtual phones at once. When you create a phone you pick its brand and model — iPhone 16 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S24, Google Pixel 9 and more — and its location, from more than forty cities around the world. Each phone keeps its own apps, notes, photos and settings, and everything is saved in your browser, so when you open the site again tomorrow each phone is exactly as you left it. The location inside a phone is virtual: the clock, the calendar, the weather and the “Virtual IP (simulated)” follow the city you picked — but your real location and your real IP address never change. This is a simulator, not a real VPN: a real VPN needs paid servers in each country, which a free site cannot provide.

Who made VirtualPhone?

VirtualPhone is made by Anees Ur Rehman, who also runs ToolKamai (free online tools), AI Creator Studio (free AI tools), TempMail and TempNumber. If a mini-app does not work as it should, or you want a new mini-app, please contact us — every message is read.