The Meme Video Guide
Practical guides on making meme videos: sizes for every platform, captions that stay readable, background removal, formats, audio and the copyright line you should not cross.
- How to make a meme videoFrom clip to post in ten minutes — trimming, captions, timing the punchline and exporting at the right size, all in the browser.
- Meme video sizes and safe zonesVertical, square and landscape dimensions, safe zones, and why the same file should not be posted everywhere.
- Adding text to video: readable, not decorativeCaption styles that survive compression, how long to hold text on screen, and the mistakes that make captions unreadable on a phone.
- Removing a video background, with or without a green screenHow automatic background removal works, when it fails, and how to shoot so it does not fail — plus the green-screen alternative.
- MP4, WebM or GIF — choosing the right exportWhat each format is good at, why GIFs look bad and weigh so much, and which to export for each place you post.
- Audio for meme videos: the half people forgetChoosing a sound that carries the joke, matching levels so it is not painful, and where you actually stand on music rights.
- Meme formats: the structures worth reusingThe recurring structures behind meme videos — reaction, split screen, text-over-clip, before-and-after — and how to use one without looking dated.
- Copyright and memes: the honest versionWhere memes sit under copyright, what fair use and fair dealing actually cover, and the specific cases that get videos taken down.
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