Four generators, one studio, one control room. Nothing here needs a manual, which is exactly why we wrote one.
IMAGE STUDIO
One prompt, one picture, two lines of Impact.
01Describe the scene, not the joke: subject, setting, lighting, and style. "Grainy 90s camcorder shot of a raccoon behind a news desk" beats "funny raccoon meme".
02Hit generate. The image streams in progressively — you will see a rough version before the final pass lands.
03Add top and bottom text in the overlay fields. Short lines read better on phones; two lines max per field.
04Export PNG to download the flattened meme, or Save to Library if you are signed in.
TEXT STUDIO
Five options, because the first one is never it.
01Pick the format: caption, tweet, hook, or script. The format changes the length and rhythm, not just the wording.
02Give it a topic and a target — what the joke is about and who it is aimed at.
03You get five variations. Copy the one you want with a single click, or run it again for five more.
04Feed a caption straight into the Image Studio overlay, or into a video storyboard as dialogue.
AUDIO STUDIO
Deadpan narration on demand.
01Paste the line you want spoken. Punctuation controls pacing — full stops create pauses, ellipses create dread.
02Choose a voice (Onyx is the news anchor, Nova the influencer, Shimmer the chirpy ad read, Echo the conspiracy uncle) and a delivery style.
03Generate, listen, adjust. Rewriting the line fixes bad delivery faster than switching voices.
04Download the MP3, or save it to your library to pair with a video render later.
VIDEO STUDIO (LTX)
Native vertical clips with voice, lip sync and sound.
01Choose Fast for drafts and volume, Pro when the clip is going out as the daily drop. Fast already generates dialogue, lip sync, music and effects.
02Fill in the storyboard fields rather than writing one long sentence — the composer assembles them into the structure the model expects.
03Pick a duration. Shorter clips hold quality better; a punchline rarely needs more than a few seconds.
04Renders are asynchronous. Submit, then leave the tab open while the job polls — you will get the finished MP4 in place.
THE 6-PART VIDEO STORYBOARD
LTX responds to structure, not adjectives. The composer in the Video Studio builds your prompt from these six fields — fill each one with a single concrete idea and the model stops improvising.
SHOT
Framing and format. "Vertical medium close-up, handheld, 9:16."
SCENE
Where we are and what it looks like. "Cluttered basement news set, green desk lamp."
ACTION
What physically happens, in order. "He straightens papers, then leans into the mic."
CHARACTER
Who it is and how they sound. "Middle-aged anchor, monotone, unbothered."
CAMERA
Movement only. "Slow push in, no cuts."
AUDIO
Dialogue in quotes, plus music and effects. "'The market is fine.' Low hum, distant siren."
Rules of thumb: one action per clip, present tense, no camera-and-edit instructions mixed together, and never describe the joke — describe what the camera sees while the joke happens.
THE STUDIO (TEMPLATES & ASSEMBLY)
The Studio is where clips, images, captions and audio become a finished post. Pick a template — Impact Classic, Deadpan Drop, Talking Head, Setup/Punchline, or Signal Bumper — then swap in your own assets on the timeline. Editing and previewing is free; only the final cloud render costs anything, so scrub as much as you like before you commit.
Sign in and every studio gains a Save to Library button. Your saved items are private by default; flipping one to public makes it eligible for the broadcast. Crew accounts also get the schedule board: slots with per-channel captions and draft, queued and posted statuses, so the daily drop is planned before it is published.
No. Every generator works signed out. An account only adds the library, so your memes survive a closed tab.
WHY DID I HIT A LIMIT?
Each generator is metered per visitor over a rolling window to keep the models affordable. Wait for the window to roll over and it resets — video is the tightest budget.
CAN I USE THE MEMES COMMERCIALLY?
Yes. Rights are shared and non-exclusive: you can use what you make, and we can broadcast the ones you mark public. Details are in the Terms.
MY VIDEO RENDER FAILED OR LOOKS WRONG.
Usually the prompt is doing too much. Cut it to one subject and one action, shorten the duration, and put dialogue in quotes inside the Audio field.
HOW DO I GET A MEME ONTO THE FRONT PAGE?
Save it to your library and mark it public. The broadcast pulls from public library items.