Upload any image, add unlimited text layers, drag to position, choose fonts and colors — download instantly, zero watermark.
Or pick a blank template below · JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF supported
💡 Drag text labels directly on the canvas to reposition them.
✅ Meme ready! No watermark, full quality.
Everything you need to make viral memes — all in your browser, no account required.
Add as many text labels as you need. Each layer has its own font, size, color, outline, shadow, and position.
Click and drag any text label directly on the canvas to position it pixel-perfectly. No coordinates to type.
Impact, Arial Black, Comic Sans, Georgia, and more. Customize size, color, outline width, shadow, bold, italic, and UPPERCASE.
Your meme is yours — downloaded at full resolution with no logo, no attribution, and no data stored on our servers.
Upload any image or start from a blank canvas template. Any format, any size.
Click "Add Top Text" or "Add Custom" to create text. Type your caption and customize every style option.
Click and drag text labels directly on the canvas to position them anywhere you like.
Choose format (PNG, JPEG, WebP) and download your meme at full quality — zero watermark, zero signup.
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A meme generator lets you add custom text captions to images, creating shareable internet memes. Whether using popular meme templates or your own photos, this tool produces meme-format images ready to share on social media.
Start with classic meme formats like Drake, Distracted Boyfriend, or This Is Fine to instantly create recognizable, relatable humor content.
Upload your own photo to create original, personalized memes — perfect for inside jokes, workplace humor, or commenting on local events.
The classic meme look uses white Impact font with black outline — our tool applies this automatically for that authentic internet meme aesthetic.
Download your meme as a JPG and share directly to Twitter, Instagram, WhatsApp, or Discord — no account or sign-up required.
Internet memes originated in online forums like Reddit and 4chan in the early 2000s and have become a dominant form of digital communication. The Impact font with white text and black outline became the standard meme format. Today, memes are used for humor, social commentary, marketing, and community building across every major platform.