LINE Timeline posts without the LINE app
LINE dominates messaging in Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, and Indonesia. Its Timeline feature works like a social feed, users post updates with text and photos that friends can like and comment on. If you’re building marketing materials for Asian markets or mocking up UI designs, you need screenshots that look right.
This generator creates LINE Timeline post mockups directly in your browser. Set up a profile name and picture, write your post text, add engagement numbers, and download a clean PNG. The layout mirrors LINE’s actual Timeline design with the correct spacing, typography, and color scheme.
What goes into a LINE Timeline post
The post starts with a profile picture (circular, like most platforms) and a display name in bold. Below that, the post text renders with LINE’s clean sans-serif styling. If you upload an image, it appears beneath the text in that full-width card format LINE uses.
The bottom bar shows the engagement: a heart icon with like count and a comment bubble with comment count. There’s also the timestamp: “2 hours ago”, “Yesterday”, “Mar 15”, styled exactly how LINE formats it.
The whole thing sits on LINE’s characteristic white card with subtle shadows, over that light gray background (#F7F8FA) that Timeline users see every day.
Practical uses
Japanese marketing agencies mock up LINE Timeline ads for client approval before running actual campaigns. E-commerce brands targeting Southeast Asian customers use these screenshots in pitch materials. UI/UX teams designing apps that integrate with LINE’s ecosystem need reference mockups. Academic researchers studying LINE’s social features need realistic examples without scraping real user data.
The tool’s especially useful for localization teams. When you’re adapting a campaign from Instagram to LINE Timeline, showing both mockups side by side makes the platform differences immediately obvious. Font rendering, spacing, engagement patterns, everything feels different on LINE compared to western platforms.
Getting the details right
LINE’s brand color is #06C755, that distinctive green shows up in the interface accents. The card backgrounds are pure white, and the outer background is a very light gray. Profile pictures are circular with no border. Text uses a clean, modern sans-serif font.
For engagement numbers, LINE Timeline posts typically show modest counts. A personal account might have 3-15 likes. A popular friend might hit 50-100. Brand accounts can go higher, but most mockups look more authentic with realistic numbers rather than inflated ones.
FAQ
Does this support Japanese text?
Completely. The canvas renders all Unicode text natively, Japanese kanji, hiragana, katakana, Chinese characters, Thai script, Korean hangul, and emoji all display correctly.
What’s the difference between LINE Timeline and LINE VOOM?
LINE rebranded Timeline as LINE VOOM in some regions, shifting toward short-form video content. This mockup generator creates the classic Timeline post format, text and image posts. The layout is still widely recognized and used for mockup purposes.
Can I add multiple images?
You can upload one image per post, which fills the card width. LINE Timeline does support multi-image posts, but single-image posts are the most common format for mockups and marketing materials.
What size is the downloaded image?
The canvas renders at 400px wide to match a mobile phone screen width. The height varies depending on your content, more text and an image means a taller output. The PNG exports cleanly at this resolution.
Is this free for commercial projects?
Absolutely. Use the mockups in presentations, marketing decks, blog posts, educational materials, or anywhere else. No watermark, no attribution needed.