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The Agenda Meeting
THIS MEETING COULD BE over A TWO-LINE EMAIL is the whole joke, delivered in the same tone as a slide title. The rays behave like a spotlight on the top caption, so the setup reads as the agenda item and the punchline as the decision. It works best when the meeting genuinely had a pre-read.
Opens in the editor with both captions filled in. Free exports a 1080 px PNG and a GIF with a small FunnyHub credit; Pro unlocks 2160 px and no credit. Nothing is uploaded.
What this template actually looks like
A cream-beige field (#F4E2C6) carries sunburst rays that fan from the top-left corner in alternating soft brown wedges, with a coral circle floating at the lower right. Nothing else is drawn. The wide open centre leaves room for two lines of text, and the retro rays give the page a calm, meeting-room warmth that makes the sarcasm land softer.
Post it five minutes before a recurring meeting, or in the thread where the invite was sent. It fits agency and office culture, and it is mild enough for a client-facing channel if the client shares the pain. Avoid it in a thread about a meeting that was actually useful.
Rename the meeting to your own recurring ritual and the joke becomes an inside reference. If the room is tense, soften the bottom line to “A SHORT EMAIL WOULD DO” — same point, less edge. The open centre of the poster also makes a good place for a third short line if you really need one.
How to use it
- Select The Agenda Meeting in the editor.
- Trim the top line to the meeting name if your team will recognise it.
- Leave the punchline as-is, or name the email it should have been.
- Add a subtle zoom if you want it to feel like a long slide deck.
Five captions you can copy
THIS MEETING COULD BE / A TWO-LINE EMAILEIGHT PEOPLE / ONE DECISIONAGENDA: ALIGNMENT / OUTCOME: ANOTHER MEETINGPRE-READ ATTACHED / DECISION NOT FOUNDWE NEED 30 MINUTES / TO AGREE IT WAS AN EMAIL
The template loads with “THIS MEETING COULD BE” and “A TWO-LINE EMAIL” already placed. Both lines stay inside the safe area, and you can drag either one on the canvas. Need more lines? Browse the caption library.
Sizes and where to post it
The 1080 × 1080 px square is the default for Instagram and chat apps. For X, export 1200 × 675 and put both lines in the middle third so the rays are not cropped flat. A 1600 × 900 version works as a deck divider.
Every export happens on your device: the editor draws the frame on a canvas, and neither the artwork nor your captions are uploaded. Free exports a 1080 × 1080 PNG and a 720 px GIF with a small corner credit; Pro exports 2160 × 2160 PNGs and GIFs without the credit.
Full per-platform numbers are in the meme size cheat sheet, and the GIF walkthrough covers motion, looping and file size.