Meme templates
Blank, editable templates — click one to open it in the generator, ready to caption.
Always Has Been The two-astronauts revelation format. Top: the surprising truth someone just realized. Bottom: 'Always has been.'
Change My Mind The guy at a table with a sign. Put your hot take on the sign and dare the internet to change your mind.
Buff Doge vs. Cheems The strong-vs-weak comparison: a buff Doge (then/strong) beside a small crying Cheems (now/weak).
Distracted Boyfriend The classic three-label temptation template: a man eyeing a new option while his partner looks on. Label the boyfriend, the girlfriend, and the other woman.
Epic Handshake Two muscular arms clasping. Label each arm, then label the handshake with what they share.
Disaster Girl The smirking girl in front of a burning house. Add a top caption claiming gleeful credit for the chaos.
Drake (Hotline Bling) The two-panel preference format. Top panel = the option you reject; bottom panel = the one you prefer.
Evil Kermit Kermit and his hooded 'dark side' self. Top: a responsible thought. Bottom: the tempting bad idea your inner voice whispers.
Expanding Brain The four-panel galaxy-brain escalation. Each step is bigger-brained (or more absurd) than the last.
Gru's Plan The four-panel plan-backfire format. Steps 1–3 sound great; step 4 reveals the fatal flaw.
Is This a Pigeon? The anime guy gesturing at a butterfly, hilariously mislabeling it. Label the person, the thing, and the wrong conclusion.
Mocking SpongeBob The chicken-posed SpongeBob for sarcastically repeating something. Type what you're mocking (the classic look uses alternating caps).
Left Exit 12 Off Ramp The car swerving hard onto an exit. Label the car, the straight road it's avoiding, and the tempting exit it takes instead.
Panik / Kalm / Panik The three-beat anxiety format: a worry, a reassuring thought, then a worse realization.
One Does Not Simply Boromir from Lord of the Rings. Classic top/bottom Impact caption — 'One does not simply ___.'
They Don't Know The lonely-at-the-party format. The crowd's bubble vs. the loner's 'they don't know...' thought.
Spider-Man Pointing Two identical Spider-Men pointing at each other. Label each one to show two things that are secretly the same — or two people blaming each other.
This Is Fine The dog-in-a-burning-room template for coping with chaos. Add a top caption describing the disaster you're calmly ignoring.
Trade Offer The 'I receive / you receive' two-column deal format from TikTok.
Tuxedo Winnie the Pooh The two-panel 'fancy Pooh' comparison: a plain way to say something (top) vs. the same thing said classy (bottom).
Two Buttons The sweating-hand-over-two-buttons template for an agonizing choice between two options. Label each button with a tempting-but-conflicting choice.
Woman Yelling at a Cat The two-panel argument format: a furious accusation on the left, an unbothered confused cat on the right.