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Meme Generator
Turn any image into a meme in seconds. Add classic top and bottom captions with the familiar bold, outlined style, adjust the size, and download — all without uploading your photo.
How to use meme generator
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Add an image
Drop any photo to use as the meme background. It appears on the preview canvas.
- 2
Write your captions
Type the top and bottom text. They are drawn in the classic bold, outlined meme style.
- 3
Tune the size
Set the font size, or leave the auto-suggested value sized to the image height.
- 4
Download
Save the finished meme as JPG, PNG, or WebP at the full resolution of your image.
What you can do
Classic meme look
Heavy white text with a bold black outline, uppercase and centred, so it reads on any background.
Top and bottom captions
Give your meme a setup line at the top and a punchline at the bottom, each wrapping on its own.
Adjustable colors
Keep the classic white-on-black outline, or change the fill and outline colors to match your image.
Private by default
Your image never leaves your device. Captions are drawn locally on the canvas.
Meme generator
Drop an image for your meme
or click to browse — JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF
Captions wrap automatically and stay within the frame.
Auto-suggested from the image height when you add a file.
Files are processed on your device and are never uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a meme?
Drop an image, type your top and bottom captions, and adjust the font size if you like. The preview shows exactly how the final meme will look. Click Download when you are happy with it.
Why does the text appear in all caps?
The classic meme format uses uppercase letters because they read clearly at small sizes. ImgSprint applies this automatically to keep the traditional look, so you can type in normal case and it will still render in capitals.
What font is used for the captions?
The captions use the Impact family with fallbacks to Anton and Arial Black, the fonts most associated with internet memes. If none of them are installed, the browser substitutes its closest heavy sans-serif, so the result still looks bold and blocky.
How do I make long captions fit?
Long captions wrap onto multiple lines automatically, within about 94% of the image width. If a caption still feels cramped, lower the font size slider. Shorter captions usually have more impact than long ones.
Should I export as JPG or PNG?
JPG produces the smallest files and is perfect for photos. Choose PNG if your source image has transparency you want to keep, since JPG and WebP flatten transparent areas onto white in this tool. WebP offers a good middle ground when your browser supports it.
Is my image uploaded to create the meme?
No. The image is decoded, captioned, and re-encoded entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. Nothing is uploaded to ImgSprint or any third party.
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