Meme maker online
Start with a caption idea, edit every layer, and export a still image or animated GIF.
Layer editing workspace
Make a meme
Start from an original scene or your image, then edit captions, drawing, shapes, callouts, original editable stickers and layers on the exact canvas you will download.
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JPG, PNG or WebP · JPG, PNG or WebP up to 25 MiB, 8,192 px per side and 24 megapixels · animated GIF up to 25 MiB, 100 frames and 4,096 px per side
Original starter scenes
Deadline desk
A notebook, clock and coffee for plans that grew along the way.Choose an image to begin.
How to make a meme with PixHandy
- 1Choose a starter or image
Begin with one original scene and caption idea, or add a still image or animated GIF.
- 2Edit the composition
Rewrite or remove captions, draw with a Pen or Highlighter, and add text, shapes, callouts, original editable stickers or image layers in the order you want.
- 3Review and export
Check position, font treatment, panel dimensions and overlaps; play animated input through the full result before export.
Make meme: what changes
The meme maker can begin with one original illustrated scene and caption pair or with your image. Every caption is an ordinary layer in the same ordered editor used for Pen or Highlighter strokes, additional text, shapes, callouts, original editable stickers and image layers. Choose Inside image for overlays or Outside caption panels for measured space above, below or both. With an animated GIF source, the current composition is rendered onto every frame and the download remains GIF.
Read the meme maker guide →What PixHandy changes
- Creates an editable meme immediately from a searchable, text-led original starter and its single active preview.
- Draws with a Pen or translucent Highlighter and adds, selects and orders freely positioned text, shapes, callouts, original editable stickers or your JPG, PNG and WebP image layers.
- Controls exact position, size, rotation and opacity while wrapping text inside its chosen box.
- Styles captions with available fonts, alignment, outline, background and shadow controls.
- Keeps layers inside the image or adds explicit outside caption panels, then exports one flattened JPG, PNG or WebP still or one re-encoded animated GIF.
- Preserves an animated GIF's frame order, original delays and loop behavior while applying the same layer document to every frame.
- Saves or opens a portable .pixhandy project so the source, caption layout and layers can be edited again.
Before you download
- The ordinary image or GIF download becomes pixels and is not editable afterward. Save a .pixhandy project separately when you want to reopen the source, layout and layers.
- Outside caption panels increase the final canvas dimensions; unsafe inset or memory choices are rejected without discarding the last valid layout.
- Very long captions may need a wider text box, smaller font or shorter wording for readability.
- GIF uses a limited palette and one-bit transparency, so colours and transparent edges can change slightly when the edited animation is encoded.
Make meme FAQs
Are the starter captions editable?
Yes. Every starter line is an ordinary text layer you can rewrite, restyle, move, hide or remove.
Can I use only one caption?
Yes. Remove, hide or leave either starter caption empty, then draw or add other text, shapes, callouts, original editable stickers or your own image layers when needed.
Can I edit a sticker after adding it?
Yes. Each original sticker is a normal layer with editable name, position, size, rotation, opacity, primary color, secondary color, outline color, order, visibility and lock state. It is applied to every frame of an animated GIF.
What is the difference between Inside and Outside?
Inside image places layers over the photo. The Outside caption panels layout adds measured space above, below or both and shows the resulting dimensions before export.
Which fonts and image layers can I use?
Choose an available font and add JPG, PNG or WebP images from your files.
Will an animated GIF become a still meme?
No. PixHandy applies the same current layers to every decoded frame and preserves the source delays, frame order and loop setting in the GIF output.
Can I edit the meme again later?
Yes. Save a .pixhandy project and reopen it in Meme Maker. The project keeps the editable source, layout and layers; the ordinary image or GIF download remains flattened.