Meme generator
Upload an image or pick a template, add captions and optional image overlays, then export at full resolution.
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Meme editor with fast caption workflow
Pillar guide: How to Make Memes for Social Media Without Losing Readability
A meme works when the caption can be read in under two seconds on mobile. Keep text short, high-contrast, and placed away from the bottom UI overlays used by social apps.
Pick a built-in template for the right aspect ratio (square, story, or landscape), or upload your own photo. The editor scales the preview to fit your screen; the downloaded file keeps your base image's full resolution with overlays baked in.
Use top/bottom lines for the main joke, then add draggable text or image overlays (logos, reaction pics). Replace base image without losing placement when you swap the photo later.
Meme creation is mostly composition and timing: a clear visual, short readable caption, and layout that survives aggressive mobile cropping in social feeds.
Start from your own image or a blank template canvas, add top and bottom text, then place extra draggable text blocks—or image overlays—for punchlines, labels, logos, or reaction graphics.
The editor scales the preview for comfortable editing on mobile, but export uses your base image's full resolution with all layers flattened. Processing stays in your browser.
Meme creation workflow
- Upload an image or pick a built-in canvas template (square, story, or landscape).
- Set top and bottom meme lines, then adjust text size for readability.
- Add extra text or image overlays and drag them on the preview; use Replace base image to swap the photo without losing overlay positions.
- Export as PNG, JPG, or WebP at the base image's native dimensions.
Common use cases
- Social media meme posts and community replies.
- Product updates or changelog jokes shared on X and LinkedIn.
- Internal team humor in docs or release notes.
Practical tips
- Keep the primary caption under one short sentence when possible.
- Use high-contrast text and avoid placing punchlines where platform UI overlays appear.
- Start from the template that matches your channel ratio, or resize the export afterward for a second placement.
Limitations to know
- Does not include a licensed third-party meme template catalog.
- Export keeps your base image dimensions—it does not auto-resize to 1080px unless the source or template already is.
- Very long captions become hard to read on mobile screens.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I drag text and images to custom positions?
Yes. Add extra text or image overlays, then drag each one on the preview. Image overlays can sit on top of the base photo for logos or reaction graphics.
What resolution does the exported meme use?
The download matches your base image's full pixel dimensions (overlays scaled proportionally). The on-screen preview may shrink to fit your device, but export is not limited to preview size.
Should I export PNG, JPG, or WebP for memes?
PNG is safest for crisp text, while JPG/WebP usually create smaller files for social sharing.
Can I start from a template without uploading a photo?
Yes. Pick a built-in canvas, add text, then use Replace base image when you are ready to add a photo—without rebuilding captions from scratch.