Mostly harmless internet pranks
Prank links that never quite arrive
The Forever Loading Website and friends: fake no-internet screens, endless captchas, and “scam” sites that aren’t. Copy a link. Send it. Wait.
Disguised short links
bit.ly/483QBOotinyurl.com/4pk42d55dub.sh/KpiJBUL
The collection
Fake errors
No Internet Prank
A fake “no connection” screen that matches each browser’s default offline page.
Fake hacks & scams
Fake Bitcoin Mining Prank
A hyper-realistic browser miner that racks up bogus earnings forever.
How to prank someone with a link
Pick your prank
Match it to the victim. Gamers get the Endless Captcha, crypto bros get the Fake Bitcoin Miner, everyone gets the No Internet screen.
Copy the link
Hit copy on any card. Need it disguised? Each prank page has short links that hide where it goes.
Send & stay calm
Drop it into a chat, a reply to a scammer, or a “you have to see this.” Then try not to laugh while they wait.
Pro tip: scammers asking you to “click this link to verify”? Send them the Forever Loading Website. It’s what they deserve.
Best occasions
- April Fools’ Day (the Super Bowl of link pranks).
- Scammers, spammers, and “your package could not be delivered” texts.
- Internet trolls who demand “sources.”
- Friends who said “send me something funny.”
The big reveal
Give it a minute. Ask “did it load yet?” with a straight face. When they finally twig, send them this page so they can get someone else. The circle of life.
Golden rule: prank people who can laugh about it later.
“This file taken longer. Still downloading, is like its a heavy file and will let you know once its done.”Rebecca from South Africa, actual victim
Real messages from real people who are, as far as we know, still waiting.
Read the testimonials →Questions, answered eventually
Are these prank links safe?
Yes. Every prank is a harmless web page: no downloads, no real data collected, no actual hacking, and nothing gets installed. The worst that happens is someone loses a few minutes of their life.
How do I send a prank link?
Pick a prank, hit the copy button, and paste the link into a text, chat, email, or comment. Want it disguised? Each prank has short links (bit.ly, TinyURL, dub.sh) that hide the destination.
Does the Forever Loading Website ever finish loading?
We’ll let you know when it does.
Do they work on phones?
Yes. The pranks work in mobile browsers, and the No Internet Prank even matches the target’s own browser’s offline screen.
Who should I prank?
Scammers, spammers, trolls, and friends who can take a joke. Please don’t use them to genuinely scare anyone or for anything mean-spirited.
Can I prank someone at random?
Use the Random Prank Link. It drops your target into a random prank from the collection, so even you won’t know which one they’ll get.