Their clip.
Your line.
A meme reel is a clip that already works, with a caption bar across the top. The clip stays exactly as it is. You replace the words. That is the entire edit, which is why this takes seconds instead of an afternoon.
Caption bar · 9:16
The bar is the only thing we build
Everything under it is the clip you picked, untouched — same frames, same timing, same sound. Your line goes on top, sized and placed so it survives every crop the platforms apply.
Paste one you liked
A TikTok, a Reel, a Short. We lift the original caption bar off the top and set yours in its place. Nothing about the video itself is touched.
Or start from the library
Caption bar, POV, nobody:, before and after. Different layouts are templates inside one tool, not four different tools.
The library grows from both sides — what we harvest, and what you bring
Why it takes seconds
Nothing to find
The clip is already the clip. No scrubbing a forty minute video looking for the good six seconds.
Nothing to cut
The timing, the crop and the pacing came with it and they already work. We leave all of it alone.
Only the words change
We lift the original caption bar off the top and set yours in its place. That is the whole edit.
How it works
Bring a clip
Paste a reel you liked, or pick one from the library.
Write the line
Type your caption and watch it land on the frame as you type.
Render and post
Download the finished reel and put it up.
Write the line
Meme runs in the console. Bring a clip, type one line, and it is rendered before you have picked a caption.