Q&A for How to Make a Meme

If you are a professional YouTuber or a graphic designer/print worker, then it's possible, but it's not likely.

Technically, it does neither. However, according to research, laughing does good for our health.

Take the time to really think about a funny idea for a meme. You can brainstorm ideas, or one might randomly pop into your head. Don't try to make a meme when you don't have a good joke in store.

You can't watermark it, but you will still be able to use the picture. You probably wouldn't need to watermark it, anyway.

Just make it two separate pictures in the same post, or edit it into a collage.

Share it on as many websites, forums, message boards and social media as possible.

It depends on which website you made it on and if you have an account for that website.

Simply share it to people and tell them to share it too. You should have patience also.

You should think of something relatable and quirky. This will make people relate to, and enjoy your memes.

Find a classic inside joke and spread it.

The best thing to do would be to take a screenshot of the part of the video that you want to turn into a meme.

If you use a website or app to make the meme, there should be an option to upload your own photo as the background somewhere. You can then just put the text on top of it.

You can mix some things up a little and maybe merge it with some of the current memes.

Hold down on the image until a "copy" message pops up. Hold down and click "paste" where you want to put your image. Otherwise, I don't recommend using a phone unless you have some sort of photo editing software on it already.

You can use photo-editing software to create your own.

Google Drawing is pretty good, but Pixlr is great and free, so I recommend using that.

They generally gain a format name. Research and reverse image searching is very useful.

Troll face, MLG memes, and anything else that's been around for years.

Tell them, "Brothar, dis meme is bad". Since you are speaking in a non-serious way, the person who posted the meme would not be that offended.

You can use a Video Editor, (Olive editor, for example) on a computer. Most video editors on mobile are paid apps. Also some editing software has a steep learning curve, so try searching up YouTube tutorials on how to use the editor.

You will first need to contact the creator as using copyrighted work without permission is still against the law. Get their permission for its use. If not, make or commission your own images.

Captions and images make up memes. They usually consist of a cute or interesting photo that carries a caption providing an unexpected interpretation of the image. Memes are fun when they're relatable.

Yes. This is actually how some memes spread. in fact, there are meme templates available, where you just insert text, and it becomes a meme!