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Meme Maker

Add text to images, GIFs and videos. Pick a template, choose a font, and export a meme ready to share in seconds.

Step 1 · Add your media

Upload an image, GIF or video

Works with JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, animated GIFs, and MP4, MOV or WebM videos. Everything is processed in your browser—nothing is uploaded.

or drop it here · paste works too

No file handy? Try a sample

Meme maker example: a cat peeking out of a box with caption textHELLO?JUST CHECKING
  • Images · GIFs · Videos
  • 5 templates · 5 fonts
  • One-tap sticker size
  • Works on phone & desktop

Three steps

How to make a meme online

No app, no Photoshop. Open the page, add your media, write a line, and you’re done.

  1. 1

    Upload an image, GIF or video

    Choose a file, drop it into the editor or paste a screenshot. JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, animated GIF, MP4, MOV and WebM all work.

  2. 2

    Pick a template and write your caption

    Choose Classic, Sticker, White bars, Black bars or Subtitle. Add top and bottom text, then adjust the font, color, size and crop. The preview updates as you type.

  3. 3

    Export and share

    Save images as PNG or JPG, keep GIF animation intact, and turn video clips into GIFs or captioned videos with sound. Then share them anywhere.

Templates

Five meme templates, one tap apart

The same picture reads differently in each template. Every example below was made with this meme maker.

Classic meme template example: a shiba photo with white outlined top and bottom text

Classic

White text with a black outline, right on the picture. The timeless meme look.

Sticker-style template example: a cat in a box captioned “Any gossip?”

Sticker

Dark text with a thick white outline, like the stickers people send in chats. Readable on any background.

White bar template example: a bunny with a caption in a white bar above

White bars

Captions sit in white bars outside the picture, so nothing in the photo is covered.

Black bar template example: a panda with captions in black bars

Black bars

White text on black bars for a cinematic, dramatic look.

Subtitle template example: an otter with a translucent caption box

Subtitle

A soft translucent box behind the text, like video subtitles. Great for everyday photos.

Any media

Photos, GIFs and videos—all captioned

PNG · JPG

Caption a photo

Selfies, pet photos and screenshots all work. Transparent PNG stickers stay transparent after export.

GIF

Add text to a GIF

Text is added to every frame, keeping the original timing and loop. Transparent GIFs stay transparent with overlay templates.

MP4 · MOV

Turn a video into a meme

Trim a clip, then export a GIF (up to 15 seconds, with a frame-rate choice) or a captioned video that keeps the original sound.

Why this meme maker

Built for memes—not another bloated video editor

Many online tools upload your files, make you wait, and watermark the free version. This one does everything right in your browser—faster and more private.

Private by design

Everything runs in your browser. Your photos and videos never reach our servers.

Free, no watermark, no sign-up

Open the page and start. Exports never carry a watermark.

Made for real captions

Smart line wrapping for English and Chinese, plus bold, playful and brush fonts. Long captions shrink to fit instead of spilling off the image.

One-tap chat sticker size

Switch to 1:1 at 240×240 in one tap for chat-ready stickers.

Sizing guide

Which meme size should you use?

Pick the ratio and size for where the meme is going, so it looks sharp without a heavy file.

Recommended meme sizes by use
UseRatioSize (px)Format
Chat stickers1:1240 × 240GIF / PNG
Group chats and social postsOriginal or 4:5480 – 1080PNG / JPG
Stories, Reels and short video9:16720 × 1280MP4
Screenshots and movie clips16:9480 – 720GIF / MP4

Save and send

  1. Pick the ratio and export size for where it’s going, then export.
  2. Use Share / Save, or download it to your device.
  3. Send it in any chat, or add it as a custom sticker to reuse.

Inside an app’s built-in browser, press and hold the finished image to save it.

Want a whole set starring one character?

Single memes are perfect for quick replies. For a matching set starring one character, use AI sticker generation to draw 24 at once, then follow the sticker-making guide to cut and download them.

Caption tips

How to write a caption that lands

Half of a great meme is the picture; the other half is the line. Six tips to make yours hit.

01

Keep it short

A meme should read in a glance. “Nope” lands harder than a full sentence.

02

Set up top, punchline bottom

Use the top line for the situation and the bottom line for the reaction. It’s the classic structure for a reason.

03

Match the expression

Let the face or motion lead. A wave says “bye”; wide eyes say “wait, what?”

04

Don’t cover the face

If text would cover the face, switch to a bar template so the caption sits outside the picture.

05

Contrast is everything

Keep the outline on busy backgrounds, or switch to the subtitle template.

06

Make a series

One photo with different captions becomes a set. For a full pack starring one character, generate 24 stickers with AI.

FAQ

Meme maker FAQ

Is the meme maker free? Is there a watermark?

Yes, it’s completely free with no sign-up, and exports never carry a watermark.

Are my photos and videos uploaded?

No. Files are read and processed locally in your browser, and exports are saved straight to your device. Our servers never see your media.

Which file formats are supported?

Images: JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC (where the browser supports it, such as Safari). Animations: GIF. Video: MP4, MOV, WebM and other formats your browser can play. Images and GIFs up to 50 MB, videos up to 500 MB.

Will my GIF still move after I add text?

Yes. Text is added frame by frame, keeping every frame, the timing and the loop. Transparent GIFs keep their transparency with overlay templates.

How do I turn a video into a GIF meme?

Upload the video, set the start and end of your clip, choose a frame rate and export a GIF. GIFs can be up to 15 seconds; shorter clips and smaller sizes make smaller files.

Does the exported video keep its sound?

Tick “Keep audio” and the exported video includes the clip’s original sound. Safari typically exports MP4; Chrome exports MP4 or WebM depending on support.

How do I save the meme and send it in a chat?

After exporting, tap Share / Save or download the file to your photos, then send it in any chat. Most chat apps also let you add a GIF or image from your photos as a custom sticker. If downloads don’t work inside an app’s browser, press and hold the finished image to save it.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. It works in modern mobile browsers such as Safari on iPhone and Chrome on Android. After exporting, use Share / Save to put it straight into your photos.

Which fonts can I use?

Bold sans, Impact classic, ZCOOL HuangYou, ZCOOL KuaiLe and a brush script. If a web font can’t load on your network, a system font is used automatically.

How is this different from the AI sticker maker?

The meme maker captions media you already have—free and instant. The AI sticker maker draws 24 brand-new, matching stickers from a description or reference image, ideal for a full pack.

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