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Meme Generator

Make a meme from your own picture with classic top and bottom text in a bold outlined font, or text on white bars.

Choose a picture, type the top and bottom text and download your meme.

Drag & drop your own picture here, or click to choose

Made in your browser - nothing is uploaded, and no watermark is added.

Use pictures you took or have the right to use. Photos of other people and film stills can be protected by copyright or privacy rules.

Short text works best - two lines at the top and two at the bottom are easy to read on a phone.

Make a Meme From Your Own Picture

The classic meme style - bold white capital letters with a black outline at the top and bottom - is easy to read on any picture. This generator adds it to your own photo or screenshot, with no watermark and no sign-up, in your browser.

How to Use It

  1. Choose a picture.
  2. Type the top and bottom text. Long lines wrap automatically.
  3. Adjust the text size and colour, and choose ALL CAPS or Text on white bars for the newer caption style.
  4. Click Download Meme.

Tips for a Good Meme

  • Keep it short: the setup at the top, the punchline at the bottom.
  • Use a picture where the main subject is in the middle, so the text does not cover it.
  • White bars work best on busy photos where outlined text is hard to read.

Limitations

There is no built-in template library - use pictures you took or have the right to use, since photos of people and film stills can be protected by copyright or privacy rules. The bold font loads from Google Fonts; if it is blocked, a similar system font is used. For other text on photos, use Add Text & Watermark to Image.

Frequently Asked Questions

The classic meme font is Impact: bold capital letters with a black outline. This generator uses Anton, a free font with the same look, and falls back to Impact.

No. The meme is made in your browser and downloaded without any watermark or sign-up.

Use pictures you took or have the right to use. Film stills and photos of other people can be protected by copyright or privacy rules, especially for business use.
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