Making a meme shouldn't need Photoshop or hunting for the Impact font. Upload your own image — a photo, a screenshot, a frame from a video — and type your text. The meme is put together right in your browser: pick the classic look with white outlined capitals, the modern one with black text above the picture, or a demotivational poster in a black frame. Drag the text with your finger or mouse, change size and colour in one tap, and download it for free.
Stuck for a punchline? Tap "Suggest 5 captions". The AI looks at your picture and writes five meme-style lines about work, school, cats, Mondays and everyday life; you can steer it with a topic like "diet" or "exams". AI captions are free, up to 30 requests a day.
No picture at all? Describe the idea instead: "when your boss writes 'got a minute?' on Friday evening". GPT Image 2.5 draws a scene for the joke and the AI suggests captions for it. The text is added in the editor, so you can always change it. The AI won't write captions or draw pictures for memes about politicians, memes that insult people or groups, or explicit ones.