Build Reddit comment mockups with upvotes, downvotes, OP badges, awards and nested thread lines, styled to match the real old.reddit and new.reddit layouts.
Before running an AMA (Ask Me Anything), teams plan the question-answer format using mockups. Show the organizer what a verified AMA host comment looks like, how OP badges appear, and how nested Q&A threads read, all before the event goes live.
Researchers studying online communities, marketers analyzing niche subreddits, and product teams monitoring feedback all need to present Reddit discussions. Mockups let you build representative comment threads, with the upvote/downvote dynamic, flair and award system, without scraping user data.
Reddit is where honest product feedback lives. Product managers building internal reports pull together comment threads that show genuine user sentiment, complaints, feature requests and praise. Mockups let you curate specific comment scenarios without exposing usernames or karma scores.
Reddit moderators build wiki pages and community guidelines that explain rules using example comments. Mockups let you construct violations, approved content and edge cases, complete with nested reply chains and mod distinguished comments, without screenshotting real users.
The mockup follows Reddit's comment layout: username with optional flair, karma display, the vote arrow pair, and the collapsible thread lines that show nesting depth. Comment text renders in Reddit's monospace-free, serif-free default style.
Reddit's award system (Gold, Platinum, community awards), the blue OP badge and the green [M] moderator distinguish all appear in the mockup. Toggle each independently to match any comment scenario.
Reddit has both light and dark themes. The mockup switches between them with accurate background colors, thread line tints and text contrast for each.
Export as a high-resolution PNG at 2x resolution. The transparent background makes it easy to drop into documents, slide decks or web pages with any background color.
The mockup is built on an HTML canvas in your browser. Nothing is sent to any server, no data is stored and no cookies are set. The comment content stays on your machine.
Enter a Reddit-style username, optionally add a flair, set the karma count and choose a timestamp.
Type the comment text. Reddit supports markdown-style formatting, the mockup renders bold, italic and links correctly.
Enter the upvote and downvote counts, add award icons, toggle the OP badge or moderator distinguish.
Click download. The mockup saves as a high-resolution PNG with transparent background, ready for any document.
Yes. Reddit shows a net score, but the mockup lets you set upvote and downvote counts independently so you can illustrate controversial comments with mixed voting.
Yes. Toggle award icons, Gold, Platinum and community awards, next to the username. They appear in the same position as the real platform.
Yes. Toggle the [M] distinguish flag and the mockup shows the green moderator label that appears on mod comments in Reddit.
Yes. The mockup shows Reddit's characteristic thread lines, the vertical bars that indicate nesting depth in nested reply chains.
Yes. Enter flair text in the editor and it appears next to the username, matching how subreddit-specific flair displays in the real comment section.
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Add a username, write the comment, set the votes, download the PNG.
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