When to use it
The meme generator adds classic top and bottom captions to your own photo. Use it for a funny post in a group chat, a team in-joke for a work channel, a caption for a pet photo, or a light-hearted slide in a presentation. It’s quick: choose a photo, type two lines, download.
How to make a meme
- Tap Choose image and pick your own photo or picture (JPG, PNG or WebP).
- Type the Top text and Bottom text. The preview updates as you type.
- Adjust the Text size, keep ALL CAPS on for the classic look, and choose a Text color: White or Black.
- Choose Save as and press Download meme.
Use your own photos, or pictures you have permission to use.
A worked example
Your dog fell asleep on your laptop keyboard just before a deadline. Open the photo, type “WHEN YOU SAY YOU’LL HELP” at the top and “WITH THE REPORT” at the bottom, keep white text in ALL CAPS, and set the size to 10%. The outlined text reads clearly over the dark fur and bright screen. Download it as JPG and share it with your team.
Writing a good meme caption
- Set up, then pay off: the top line sets the scene, the bottom line delivers the joke.
- Keep it short: under about 30 characters per line reads best on a phone.
- Match the photo: the expression or situation in the picture should do half the work.
- Know your audience: in-jokes work brilliantly in small groups but may confuse others.
Tips
- Use photos with space at the top and bottom, so the text doesn’t cover faces.
- Pick black text for very bright, plain backgrounds like snow or white walls.
- Square or portrait photos look best in feeds and chats.
- Save as JPG for photos to keep files small.
Common mistakes
- Using copyrighted images such as film stills, cartoon characters or other people’s photos without permission.
- Posting photos of people without their agreement, especially children or colleagues.
- Text over the important part of the picture.
- Captions that are too long, which shrink and become hard to read.
Private by design
Your photo stays on your device; the meme is made in your browser.
Related tools
Add text anywhere on a picture with Add Text to Image, put several photos together with the Collage Maker, or crop first with Crop Image.