How to use this tool

1. Pick a template from the grid — the Top 100 viral formats are searchable, and the 50 most iconic are bundled with the page so they work even offline. Favourite the ones you reuse, or upload any image of your own as a template.
2. Type your text in the fields. The boxes are placed where that meme format actually needs them — beside Drake, across the Expanding Brain tiers, under the Two Buttons — and the type auto-fits as you write. Double-click any text on the canvas to edit it in place.
3. For quick memes, hit Download. For more, switch to Studio mode: add unlimited text boxes, stickers, emoji, extra images, shapes and freehand drawing, reorder everything in the layers panel, and style each text with fonts, outline, shadow and background boxes.
4. Try the canvas tools: social size presets (1:1, 4:5, 9:16, 16:9), caption bars, filters — and the Deep Fry button for the classic over-saturated crunchy look.
5. Download as PNG, JPG or WebP at 1×, 2× or original resolution, copy it straight to the clipboard, or save it to My memes on this device. There is never a watermark.
6. For animated memes, open the Animated panel: upload an animated GIF and your captions are stamped onto every frame, or upload a short video, trim it, place captions over the frame on the canvas, and export an MP4 with the captions burned in — or a looping GIF.

A worked example

A team lead wants a Drake meme for the sprint chat: Drake rejecting "reply-all to the whole company", approving "a two-line message in the channel". She picks Drake Hotline Bling, types both lines into the two pre-placed boxes on the right of the panels, downloads the PNG and drops it in the chat — under a minute, no account, no watermark in the corner.