Top 7 Caller ID Fakers to Make Spoof Calls for Free

Ever wanted to pull off a prank call on April Fool’s Day, or need to display your business’s main number when calling clients? Maybe you just want to keep your real phone number private for security and peace of mind.

Caller ID spoofing apps let you do that by disguising your number, and here are the top free caller ID fakers and spoof call apps to try right now!

Caller ID is the information displayed on the phone when someone receives a call, showing the number (and sometimes the name) of the person calling.

Caller ID spoofing works by using special apps or online services that let you enter any phone number you want to appear as your caller ID. So, when the recipient picks up, they see whatever number you’ve set, instead of your real one.

It’s important to use these tools responsibly, as spoofing can also be misused for scams or harassment, which is illegal in many places. Always respect privacy and local laws when using caller ID spoofing.

Note

Due to new carrier regulations designed to fight spam and fraud, most of these spoofing apps no longer let you spoof call from any number for free. You may need to use a number provided by the app or verify ownership of the number you want to display. While still functional, they are not as flexible as they once were.

1 SpoofCard

SpoofCard is a popular call spoofer. Beyond basic spoofing, SpoofCard offers a suite of features: you can record calls and download them, change your voice or add fun background sounds (like an airport or casino), and even send calls directly to someone’s voicemail without their phone ringing.

It also lets you to send texts and images from a virtual number, and it offers competitive international rates.

2 SpoofTel

SpoofTel is another long-standing service in the caller ID spoofing world. You can make spoofed calls either through their website or by dialing a U.S. or Canadian toll-free access number.

This phone number spoof app packs in features like voice changing, call recording, private texting, and even sending pre-recorded messages—much like SpoofCard.

However, just like other spoofing services, SpoofTel is affected by industry-wide regulations such as STIR/SHAKEN in the U.S., which limit your ability to spoof any number freely.

3 Talkatone

Talkatone is a go-to app for anyone who wants a free, convenient second phone line.

It works as a VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) service, so you make calls and send texts over Wi-Fi or mobile data instead of using your cellular minutes.

When you sign up, you get a free, real U.S. or Canadian phone number that you can use for calls, texts, or even as a backup for privacy. The service is free, but you’ll see ads to support it.

4 Dingtone

Dingtone is another versatile VoIP app that gives you a free or low-cost second phone number, also from the U.S. or Canada.

You can use your Dingtone number to receive calls and texts from anyone, and calls or texts between Dingtone users are always free. If you want to contact non-Dingtone numbers or reach out internationally (to over 200 countries), you’ll need to use in-app credits.

Dingtone offers a bunch of extra features, too: call forwarding, call blocking, visual voicemail, walkie-talkie mode (Push to Talk), and group messaging.

Just keep in mind, the free version is supported by ads, so expect a few interruptions.

5 MyPhoneRobot

MyPhoneRobot is a lesser-known but still operational web-based service (with an app) for outgoing caller ID spoofing. It works by connecting two separate call legs—one to you, one to your recipient.

However, it’s worth noting that the platform now only accepts cryptocurrency payments, and its user base is relatively small compared to more mainstream options.

If you’re comfortable with crypto and want a straightforward spoofing tool, MyPhoneRobot is still in the game.

6 Fake Me A Call

Fake Me A Call isn’t for making real outgoing calls. It’s designed to simulate incoming calls on your own phone, perfect for escaping awkward situations or pulling off a prank.

You can customize the fake caller’s name, number, and even photo to make the call look authentic. You can set a timer for when the call should arrive, so your exit strategy is always ready. For extra realism, you can even record audio that plays when you answer.

The free version is ad-supported, but it gets the job done for those “save me!” moments.

7 Fake Call - Prank Friends

This Android-based app, like Fake Me A Call, is designed to create fake incoming calls, helping you escape uncomfortable or unwanted social situations.

One of its key selling points is that it can spoof an incoming caller ID number for free. You can also personalize the incoming call screen and make it look more realistic.

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Step 1. Download AnyTo on your phone and complete the initial setup. This ensures the app runs smoothly from the start.

Step 2. Enter your destination or pick a spot on the map. Choose the "Teleport" mode, tap "Move," and your location will change instantly.

Step 3. To return to your real location, simply restart your phone on iPhone, or tap "Reset to Real Location" in the "Mine" tab.

Can the real caller be located and tracked under a fake caller ID?

Generally, the recipient of a spoofed call cannot directly trace the real caller.

However, phone carriers and law enforcement may be able to identify the originating carrier or source of the call, especially if they act quickly after the call is made.

If you block the fake number, are you blocking the true number from the caller?

No. When you block a spoofed number, you are only blocking that specific number as it appears on your phone. Since your device doesn’t know the caller’s real number, it cannot block the actual source.

If the same caller uses a different fake number, they can still reach you.

Are caller ID spoofing apps legal?

Caller ID spoofing is legal in many places as long as it’s not used for malicious, fraudulent, or harassing purposes.

Laws vary by country and region, so always check your local regulations before using such services.

Will the recipient know the call is spoofed?

Usually, the recipient will see the spoofed number as if it were a normal call. However, some advanced spam detection systems or call verification protocols (like STIR/SHAKEN in the US) might flag or label the call as “potential spam” or “caller ID spoofed.”

Caller ID spoofing and location-changing tools can be powerful for protecting your privacy, testing apps, or just having a bit of fun.

But with great power comes great responsibility: always use these tools ethically and within the boundaries of the law. Respect others’ privacy, avoid deception for malicious purposes, and remember that technology is at its best when it empowers and protects, not when it misleads or harms.

Stay curious, stay safe, and use your digital toolkit wisely!

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Spencer Hill

Spencer Hill has over 5 years of experience specializing in mobile screen mirroring and virtual location modification. As a senior editor at iMyFone, he creates user-friendly tutorials that help mobile users maximize their device functionality.