Guides
Meme making, explained
Six short guides covering the parts that are easy to get wrong: GIF length, platform sizes, caption length, and how to use memes in a classroom, a club or a small business.
GIF meme tutorial
How to make a GIF meme online
Make an animated GIF meme in your browser: pick a template, write two captions, add a camera motion and export a 3-second looping GIF. No signup, no upload.
Meme sizes
Meme sizes: a practical cheat sheet
Recommended meme sizes for Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Facebook, WhatsApp and Discord, with the safe area to keep captions inside. Free exports at 1080 px.
Caption library
Meme captions you can copy
Forty short meme captions you can copy into any template, grouped by mood, with the template that fits each one. Free editor, no signup, PNG or GIF export.
For teachers
Using memes in a classroom
How teachers use meme templates for slides, revision and class announcements, with classroom-safe caption ideas. Free, browser-only, images stay on the device.
For clubs
Memes for clubs and societies
Use meme templates for club announcements, sign-up reminders and group chat culture, with caption ideas for societies and sports teams. Free, no signup.
For small business
Memes for a small business account
A practical way for small businesses to post memes: which templates suit which message, how to keep the brand tone, and the sizes to export. Free, no signup.