Image & Canvas

Meme Generator

Upload your image, write the top and bottom text, then download the result as a PNG.

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What this is

A meme generator adds large text along the top and bottom of an image, in the heavy outlined style that has long been the format's convention. The black outline around white letters is not merely stylistic: it is what keeps the text readable over any image, light or dark, without adjusting colours each time. This tool works with an image you supply.

How it works

Long text wraps to several lines automatically and shrinks when it has to, because text running off the edge is the failure these tools hit most. Font size is computed as a proportion of the image height, so results stay consistent on small and large images alike.

Whatever image you use remains subject to its copyright. Memes built from film screenshots, licensed photographs or someone else's work can cause problems when used commercially — personal use and commentary sit on far safer ground than promoting a product.

How to use it

  1. Choose an image Use your own image, or one you have the right to use.
  2. Write the top and bottom text Both are optional — filling in just one works fine.
  3. Download as a PNG The result saves at your image's original resolution, with no watermark.

Common questions

Does the result have a watermark?
No — the downloaded file contains only your image and the text you wrote. No logo, no watermark, no added link.
Why the heavy outlined lettering?
Because a dark outline around light letters keeps text readable over any image, with no need to pick a colour that suits each picture. The convention survived for that practical reason rather than mere taste.
Can I use any image I like?
Technically the tool accepts any image, but the image's copyright still applies. Using someone else's work for commentary or personal purposes sits on much safer ground than using it to promote a product or service.

Notes

  • Images are processed in the browser and never uploaded.
  • Rights in the image you use remain your responsibility.