A crypto wallet you can film, on your own phone.
For YouTube, TikTok, reels and a scene on set: compose the wallet the script needs, open it full screen on your phone, and record it there.
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Why it works on camera
It moves like an app on camera.
In your wallet, the five built-in tokens (SOL, ETH, BTC, HYPE and USDC) follow the market and refresh every few seconds while the phone is online. A frozen column of prices is what gives a screen drawn by hand away on video.
Nobody's real wallet in the frame.
No real address, no seed phrase, no real balance to leak. The wallet name, handle and avatar are yours to set; replace the default ghost avatar and search text before you record, because both point to a real wallet app.
The same quantities on every take.
Quantities stay where you set them, the wallet opens from your home screen, and the phone shows its own status bar. The values follow the market between takes; for strict continuity, use custom tokens with a price you type.
Three steps to a shot
Compose it.
Pick the tokens, type the quantities, name the wallet. Try it first on the free crypto wallet demo: no account, 12 changes at a time.
Open it on your phone.
Add it to your home screen once; it then opens full screen, like any app. What lands in the picture.
Record it there.
Use the phone's own screen recording, or film the phone, and keep a “Mockup” label in the frame.
Rendered by the engine, not drawn
Three compositions, each rendered by the same engine that runs your wallet. The label on the first one is added by this page, to show where a Mockup label sits in a vertical frame.
A mockup, not a wallet: composed in My Larp Wallet. It holds no funds and connects to no blockchain. The time, signal and battery at the top of these pictures are drawn by our renderer; on your phone, the wallet leaves that band to the phone's own status bar.
What it does not do
- No export and no file: you take the screenshot or the recording on your phone.
- No transactions, no transfers between users, no notifications.
- A custom token keeps the price you typed; only the five built-in tokens follow the market.
- One wallet design: you change its content, name, colour and labels, not its layout.
- The screens behind the tabs show fixed sample content: film the home screen.
- No business licence in writing: for a production company or a client, write to us first.
Guides for the shoot
- How to record a crypto wallet screen for a videoThe settings to check before you hit record, and why the prices have to move.
- How to film a phone screen: flicker, moire and prop contentBrightness, refresh rate, moire, and why the content is decided before the shoot day.
- Crypto stock footage and b-roll of a wallet screen: licenses, brands and a clean alternativeWhy stock clips of wallet apps are often editorial only, and a clean alternative.
- Which tokens a wallet mockup drawsThe marks drawn precisely, what happens for any other token, and the badge real wallets use.
- iPhone screenshot without the status barFour ways around it, and what each one costs.
- Is it safe to share a crypto wallet address or screenshot?What an address and a screenshot give away, why blurring fails, and what to show instead.
- There is no download: what your screenshot containsNo file and no export: you take the screenshot on your phone, and this is what lands in it.
Screens by chain
Where the line is
- Larp wallet and crypto larping, explainedThe three meanings in circulation, and where legitimate use ends.
Every article on filming and showing a wallet screen: wallet screens on video, film and stage. The product itself: My Larp Wallet; the free crypto wallet simulator runs in your browser.
Questions
Can I use it in a YouTube video, a TikTok or a film?
For your own videos, yes: compose it, open it on your phone and record it there, with a Mockup label on screen. For a production company or a client, write to us first: our terms grant a personal right of use (section 4). Never caption it as your holdings: presenting it as a real balance is against our terms.
Is there a file or an export?
No. The wallet runs on your phone; you take the screenshot or the screen recording yourself, at the phone's own resolution.
Does it look like a real wallet brand?
Its name is its own, but its default look is close to a real wallet app's: a ghost avatar, a lavender accent, a layout that follows that app, and in the paid app a search text that names it. Before you record, change the avatar and the search text. The home screen's labels (wallet name, tabs, section title, search text) are yours to edit; the screens behind the tabs show fixed sample content, so film the home screen.
Do the prices really move?
In your wallet, yes: the five built-in tokens follow the market while the phone is online. A custom token keeps the price you typed. For figures that must not change between takes, use custom tokens only: their rows and the total then stay where you set them.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes, on the demo: no account, a DEMO mark on the screen, and 12 changes at a time, kept in your browser.
Your wallet, ready for the shot.
Compose it once, open it on your phone, and it is there for every take.
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My Larp Wallet makes interface mockups. It is not a wallet: it holds no funds and reads no blockchain. Every quantity is typed in; only the market prices of the five built-in tokens are real. Using a screen as proof of funds, as an account statement or to obtain money is against our terms.
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