Back to the collectionThe meme maker needs a big screen and a mouse. Open muskoge.com/meme on a computer.
Drag things to move them. Click the x to delete, drag the coin to resize. Drag a Muskoge or a background from the right straight onto the picture, or drop a photo from your computer. Things snap to the centre and to the caption lines; hold Alt to drop them freely. Keys: V move, B brush, E eraser, G fill, T text, Ctrl+Z undo.
Click a portrait to add it, two Muskoges max. Size, flip and delete sit under the canvas once one is selected. Their lines are in the Text tab.
Drag the text on the canvas to place it. Double-click it to edit. Colours and size sit under the canvas once it is selected.
Pick Brush, Eraser or Fill in the toolbar on the left. The eraser rubs out your own strokes and fills only.
Fills go behind the Muskoges, so they never paint over a face. Inside my drawing: your brush strokes are the walls and everything enclosed gets filled. Matching colours: fills background pixels similar to the one you click, like a classic bucket. Muskoges and text never block a fill.
Click Animate: your lines type themselves while the Muskoges talk, like on the main page. Several Muskoges take turns, one line each, top to bottom. No lines yet? They say their own catchphrases. Every layer can move on its own: pick its motion in the Layers list under the canvas, or set all at once here. The background stays still. Save GIF keeps exactly what you see.
GIFs come out at 540 px, 10 frames a second, one palette, only the changed pixels stored per frame: a few seconds of talking stays around 1 to 4 MB, far below the 15 MB X limit. Fills and brush strokes stay still.
All backgrounds are made for Muskoge.