Can I use my own image?

Yes. Choose a local image and the tool draws it in the browser. The original file is never overwritten or uploaded.

Can I edit captions independently?

Yes. Each caption has its own text, x and y position and font size. Add up to four regions and remove any you do not need.

What format can I download?

PNG preserves the canvas pixels without JPEG compression. JPG is smaller and uses a high-quality JPEG encode; both use the dimensions shown in the canvas controls.

Does the generator include popular meme templates?

No. It intentionally uses your image or a blank original layout, so it does not copy or scrape a template corpus. Check the rights to any image you choose.

Meme Generator

Choose your own image or start with a blank canvas, add up to four independent captions, position them by percentage, adjust size and export a PNG or JPG. The preview uses the exact canvas dimensions that will be downloaded, so an 800×600 image stays 800×600 until you change the canvas controls. Undo restores both caption text and position, and project JSON lets you save a reloadable local draft. There is no template scraper or copied meme-image library: the pixels and words are yours, and everything stays in this browser.

Your image and captions stay in this browser. Text is drawn into the exported pixels.

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Common questions

Can I use my own image?: Yes. Choose a local image and the tool draws it in the browser. The original file is never overwritten or uploaded.
Can I edit captions independently?: Yes. Each caption has its own text, x and y position and font size. Add up to four regions and remove any you do not need.
What format can I download?: PNG preserves the canvas pixels without JPEG compression. JPG is smaller and uses a high-quality JPEG encode; both use the dimensions shown in the canvas controls.
Does the generator include popular meme templates?: No. It intentionally uses your image or a blank original layout, so it does not copy or scrape a template corpus. Check the rights to any image you choose.

The output contains only the chosen source pixels and the text you supplied. Canvas text rendering depends on the fonts available in your browser; no external template assets are copied or fetched.