Does my image get uploaded to make the meme?

No. The captions are drawn inside your browser on your own device — the image never leaves your computer and never reaches a server. Memes are often made from personal photos and screenshots, so it matters that the picture isn't sent off to someone else's server first, which is exactly what the upload-based tools do.

What do the captions look like?

The classic meme style: uppercase white letters with a heavy black outline, centred at the top and bottom. The text is auto-sized to your image and wraps onto more lines when it's long, so it always fits without clipping.

Will the captions reduce my image quality?

Adding text changes pixels, so a JPG, WebP, or AVIF has to be re-encoded — there's no lossless way around that. The tool re-encodes at high quality and shows you the measured quality score of the delivered file, so nothing happens silently. A PNG stays pixel-for-pixel identical everywhere the captions don't cover, with transparency kept.

Does it keep my file's format?

Yes. A JPG comes back a JPG, a PNG a PNG, a WebP a WebP, an AVIF an AVIF — captioning marks your image, it doesn't convert it. Transparency in PNG, WebP, and AVIF is preserved.

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Meme Generator

Add classic top and bottom meme captions to a JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF without uploading it anywhere — the text is stamped in your browser. White letters with a black outline, auto-sized to fit and wrap. The file keeps its format, and the measured quality of the re-encoded result is shown. No account, no email.

Frequently asked questions

Does my image get uploaded to make the meme?: No. The captions are drawn inside your browser on your own device — the image never leaves your computer and never reaches a server. Memes are often made from personal photos and screenshots, so it matters that the picture isn't sent off to someone else's server first, which is exactly what the upload-based tools do.
What do the captions look like?: The classic meme style: uppercase white letters with a heavy black outline, centred at the top and bottom. The text is auto-sized to your image and wraps onto more lines when it's long, so it always fits without clipping.
Will the captions reduce my image quality?: Adding text changes pixels, so a JPG, WebP, or AVIF has to be re-encoded — there's no lossless way around that. The tool re-encodes at high quality and shows you the measured quality score of the delivered file, so nothing happens silently. A PNG stays pixel-for-pixel identical everywhere the captions don't cover, with transparency kept.
Does it keep my file's format?: Yes. A JPG comes back a JPG, a PNG a PNG, a WebP a WebP, an AVIF an AVIF — captioning marks your image, it doesn't convert it. Transparency in PNG, WebP, and AVIF is preserved.

Frequently asked questions

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