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Meme Generator

Add classic white, black-outlined captions to the top and bottom of an image. The browser fits each line and renders a downloadable PNG on your device.

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What Meme Generator does

Meme Generator draws up to two captions over a selected raster image. Text is converted to uppercase, centered, filled white, and outlined in black using an Impact-style font stack for strong contrast.

Each caption is kept to one line and reduced from the chosen size when necessary to fit the image width. The result is a static PNG, even when the source format can contain animation.

How to use Meme Generator

  1. Select one PNG, JPEG, GIF, BMP, WebP, or AVIF image up to 20 MB.
  2. Enter a top caption, a bottom caption, or both, then choose the starting font size.
  3. Generate the meme, inspect caption placement, and download the PNG.

Important details

Captions are fitted as single lines

The renderer shrinks a long caption toward an 18-pixel minimum and limits each field to the first 240 characters. Shorter wording remains easier to read on phones and small images.

The download is a flattened PNG

Captions become part of the image pixels. They cannot be selected or edited after download, and animated source frames are not preserved in the static output.

Practical uses

  • Create a quick reaction image for a group conversation.
  • Label an internal screenshot with a humorous top-and-bottom format.
  • Prototype caption wording before rebuilding a graphic in a full editor.

Privacy and limitations

The source image and caption text remain in the browser while the PNG is rendered. PagesTools does not upload them for generation.

The tool offers fixed caption styling and top or bottom placement only. It does not preserve animation, provide movable text boxes, wrap captions onto multiple designed lines, or keep editable layers.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Can I change the caption color or font?

No. The current style uses uppercase white text, a black outline, and an Impact or Arial Black fallback. You can adjust only the starting font size and wording.

What happens when a caption is too long?

The renderer reduces the font size to fit the available width and limits each caption to 240 characters. Concise text will remain more legible than a sentence forced into one line.

Will an animated GIF stay animated?

No. The image is drawn to a canvas and exported as a static PNG, so the result contains one visible frame only.