Free Meme Maker Online
Upload any image, add top and bottom text with classic meme fonts, and download instantly — 100% in your browser.
How to Make a Meme in 3 Steps
Upload, add text, and download — all in your browser.
Drag and drop any image onto the upload area, or click to browse your files. Supports PNG, JPG, WebP, and GIF.
Type your top and bottom text. Choose a font, adjust size, pick colors, and see your meme update live on the canvas.
Click Download Meme to save as PNG, or copy straight to your clipboard for instant sharing on social media and messaging apps.
Features
Impact, Arial Black, Comic Sans MS, and Helvetica — all the fonts you need for the perfect meme.
See your meme update in real time as you type text or change any setting. No waiting, no refresh.
Pick any text fill color and outline color. Adjust outline width from zero to eight pixels for maximum readability.
Long text wraps across multiple lines automatically, so your message always fits neatly inside the image.
Paste your meme directly into chats, emails, or social posts without saving a file first.
Everything runs in your browser using the Canvas API. Your images are never uploaded to any server.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I create a meme?
What image formats can I upload?
Can I change the meme font?
Does the text wrap automatically on long lines?
Are my images uploaded to a server?
Can I copy the meme to my clipboard instead of downloading?
What is the maximum file size for uploads?
Can I make memes on my phone?
Meme and Image Editing Guides
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Best Image Format for Email Attachments: JPG, PNG, or Something Else?
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How to Reduce Image Size for Website Speed (Without Losing Quality)
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How to Compress a Photo for Passport Application Under 200KB
Most passport and visa portals require photos under 200KB. Here is how to resize and compress your photo to meet the exact requirements without triggering biometric recognition failures.
What DPI Should I Use for Printing? Image Resolution Guide
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