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Frequenty asked questions

What is Speechmeme?

Speechmeme is a tool that allows you to easily turn images into trendy and popular speech bubble memes, often seen in chat messages on social platforms like discord.

What type of images do you support?

You can currently use any image format such as JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, SVG, WEBP, TIFF, AI, PSD, EPS, PDF, SVG, and more.

Why did you make this?

I made this tool because I often found content on Discord and other social media platforms that needed to be turned into a speech bubble meme. However, when I tried to find a reliable speech bubble meme generator on Google, I couldn't find any suitable websites. Let's be honest, nobody wants to search for a template and then go through the trouble of editing it to fit their needs. That's why I created this tool.

Why is the output image always of type '.gif'?

Discord only permits you to star/favorite gifs. Since many people enjoy favoriting speech bubble memes, I concluded it was the optimal choice to make.

Can I delete my images?

Images uploaded to our public gallery can be easily deleted by clicking on the little trash can icon in the top right corner of your post.

Is this free?

This speech bubble meme maker will forever stay free. I hope you enjoy using it!

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What is the Meme Generator?

It's a free online image maker that lets you add custom resizable text, images, and much more to templates. People often use the generator to customize established memes , such as those found in Imgflip's collection of Meme Templates . However, you can also upload your own templates or start from scratch with empty templates.

How to make a meme

• Add customizations. Add text, images, stickers, drawings, and spacing using the buttons beside your meme canvas.
• Create and share. Hit "Generate Meme" and then choose how to share and save your meme. You can share to social apps or through your phone, or share a link, or download to your device. You can also share with one of Imgflip's many meme communities.

How can I customize my meme?

• You can add special image effects like posterize, jpeg artifacts, blur, sharpen, and color filters like grayscale, sepia, invert, and brightness.
• You can remove our subtle imgflip.com watermark (as well as remove ads and supercharge your image creation abilities) using Imgflip Pro or Imgflip Pro Basic .

Can I use the generator for more than just memes?

Yes! The Meme Generator is a flexible tool for many purposes. By uploading custom images and using all the customizations, you can design many creative works including posters, banners, advertisements, and other custom graphics.

Can I make animated or video memes?

Yes! Animated meme templates will show up when you search in the Meme Generator above (try "party parrot"). If you don't find the meme you want, browse all the GIF Templates or upload and save your own animated template using the GIF Maker .

Do you have a wacky AI that can write memes for me?

Funny you ask. Why yes, we do. Here you go: imgflip.com/ai-meme (warning, may contain vulgarity)

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💬 Animated Speech Bubbles

Creating engaging and interactive content often involves using animated speech bubbles . An animated speech bubble generator like MockoFun , can be a handy tool for adding dynamic conversation elements to your digital projects.

You can use this generator to craft a speech bubble animation that convey messages or emotions effectively. Additionally, incorporating a speech bubble GIF or better said a speech bubble animated GIF can enhance the visual appeal of your content, making it more captivating and appealing to your audience.

Animated Speech Bubble Generator

The speech bubble animation GIF works great for blogs, websites, forums, social media, etc.

The free speech bubble generator allows you to edit the text, the font type, the colors and so on. Our custom speech bubble generator with animated effects is easy to use and customize.

Ig you are looking for a speech bubble animation free, you don’t need After Effects or Photoshop to do it. Use MockoFun speech bubble animation template and download the result as GIF.

Personalize the animated cartoon speech bubble if you wish. In our Elements gallery we have lots of comics elements to choose from. We have lots of speech balloons like thought bubbles, whisper bubbles, and scream bubbles.

If you want a black and white speech bubble, change the colors in all the 4 Pages (Animation Frames). Download the speech bubble GIF transparent or add a simple background.

So, try the speech bubble animation generator for free!

Check out our comic book template and comic font generator if you are into this kind of design. Our photo to comic template is also great for making comic book pages.

Online Speech Bubble Maker

To get started, choose one of the two options below. You can create a speech bubble image with your own photo or choose a random stock photo.

Give your image a voice with a speech bubble

Draw your audience’s eyes to your message by wrapping it in a speech bubble. We have hundreds to choose from and you can even design your own.

*Free. No credit card required.

Speech bubble, thought bubble, text bubble —whatever you call ‘em—add ‘em with Snappa

Choose from hundreds of speech bubbles

Click Graphics → Icons or Vectors → then search “speech bubble” or “thought bubble” to reveal hundreds of choices.

You’ll find speech bubbles that are round and rectangular, some that are shaped like clouds and other oddly shaped text bubbles, and some that are filled in with a color and others that aren’t. Whatever look you’re after, there’s a speech bubble to match.

Add your own finishing touches

Once you find the right shape for your speech bubble, it’s time to make it your own.

Change the size of your text bubble and its fill color by choosing from our palette of popular colors or by playing with the color picker, and increase or decrease opacity until it's exactly what you envisioned.

Flip and rotate speech bubbles

Isn’t it annoying when you have the perfect image and the perfect speech bubble, but the mouth of the image’s subject and the speech bubble don’t line up?

With Snappa, you can flip any speech bubble in one click then rotate it until it lines up.

Add text to speech bubbles

A speech bubble without text is... a bubble?

Add text to your bubble in one click, choose from 200+ fonts or upload your own, and play with font styles, color, shadows, blur, letter spacing and line height until you achieve the look you’re after.

Design your own speech bubbles

If hundreds of speech bubbles and countless ways to customize them still leaves you wanting more — it’s time to get creative.

There is nothing stopping you from uploading speech bubbles to Snappa, or using shapes and vector images to create a speech bubble unlike anything anyone has ever seen before. It’s all drag ’n’ drop and point ’n’ click.

Bring attention to offers

Just try to ignore the text inside of a speech bubble. You can’t. So what better place to hint at an offer or sale?

Show what someone’s thinking

Drop a thought bubble on to your image and add text that says what you want your customers to think about.

Create a comic strip

Drag ’n’ drop images of two or more people on to your background, add speech bubbles and text, and you’ve captured a full-blown convo.

Snappa is the best tool I've used to create images for blog posts & Facebook ads. In 5 minutes I can do what used to take me hours to do or pay designers to do.

Sujan Patel,

Co-founder of webprofits, speech bubble faq, do you have quotation marks i can use in place of a speech bubble.

We have hundreds of quotation marks you can use to bring attention to your text. There are filled in quotes and hollow quotes, rounded quotes and angular quotes, double and single quotes. You can change the color, size, opacity, and orientation of any quote, too.

Can I use Snappa for free?

On the forever free plan, you can add speech bubbles, use the complete photo editor, and download three images per month. The Pro ($10/month) or Team ($20/month) plans include UNLIMITED image downloads and social sharing.

Do you have stock photos, graphics, and templates that I can use?

Do we ever! You get access to 5,000,000+ high-res free use photos and graphics and 6,000+ professionally designed customizable templates. Of course, you can add and edit anything in our library to make it fit your vision.

Add speech bubbles to your photo in seconds

Snappa is so much more than a free tool to add speech and thought bubbles to images.

Add Text to Photos

Add text and play with fonts like you would in a word processor.

Background Remover

Click a button and your background instantly vanishes — it’s magic.

Blur your image using a simple slider.

Image Cropper

Quick and easy square, circle, and rectangle image crops.

Image Flipper

Instantly flip any image vertically or horizontally.

Image Resizer

Repurpose any image for just about any platform in seconds.

Image Rotator

Rotate images, graphics, shapes, and text.

Photo Editor

Edit your photos in seconds.

There are templates, high-res photos, icons, vectors, and so much more — try it for free.

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How often have we heard from supposedly intelligent people here in the U.S. that “hate speech is not free speech”?

Of course, such is not the case given our First Amendment.

But in other parts of the world — especially (and regrettably) the West — hate speech isn’t permissible. Take this recent report from the UK which asks “Are racial hate speech laws being ‘weaponised’ against ethnic minorities?”

(The story could also be framed as “Ethnic minorities in a representative democracy must abide by the same laws as the majority,” but that wouldn’t check the “correct” boxes.)

Even the head of Britain’s National Black Police Association, Andy George, worries about this “weaponization” — that laws meant “to protect minorities are in danger of being disproportionately used to prosecute them.”

The report highlights a pair (minority) Brits who have been investigated for hate speech, including an executive who tweeted out a .gif of Daffy Duck tap dancing in response to a tweet about a politician “tap dancing for massa.”

The exec conceded he could “see where [the image] might be offensive,” but added for him it was “hard to grasp” as it was a “political critique” of the politician’s views.

Teacher Mariaa Hussein is also under investigation and was canned from her teaching job after holding a placard showing the UK prime minister and former home secretary underneath a coconut tree. Both politicians are of Indian descent; the coconut represents how the two are “brown on the outside” but hold “white supremacist values on the inside.”

She said while some of her language “may be pejorative, that doesn’t make it racist” — unlike some of the things the prime minister and home secretary have said. She insisted hers was a political statement.

The NBPA’s George said the coconut should not be “seen in the same way” as the n-word or other “highly offensive” racial terms. Nevertheless, his organization believes hate speech laws are “becoming too politicized to police.”

MORE: Michigan ‘hate speech’ bill could criminalize conservative opinion

If these were being investigated in the U.S., unless the judge was a far-left radical they’d be laughed right out of court.

Progressives on U.S. campuses today feel as this Brit exec and Ms. Hussein — that their racist speech isn’t racist, but that of their political and cultural opponents is.

Nothing has brought this double standard to the fore more than the Israel-Hamas war. The same people who want virtually anything that offends them banned and/or canceled have had little-to-no compunction about using the most vile anti-Jewish/antisemitic remarks during pro-Hamas protests.

Seriously, how often have we read about thin-skinned liberals wanting someone investigated/sanctioned/fired for some innocuous word or statement? Just take a gander at The College Fix’s Cancel Culture Database for starters.

Heck, the Harvard Crimson editorial board late last year put out an editorial ripping women’s rights advocate Riley Gaines as “transphobic,” but did note it respects the First Amendment. Then it added that Gaines’ views “do not amount to a get-out-of-jail-free card for hateful rhetoric.” What?

Nothing at that time was uttered by the board on the copious hateful rhetoric from the anti-Israel protesters.

A recent University of Washington student op-ed asked “Is vandalism really all that bad?” because — you guessed it — the cause du jour is a good/correct/just one: the so-called freedom for “Palestine.”

The hypocrisy has become so ridiculous that even the progressive Vox.com had an article up Wednesday sub-headlined “Protecting radical dissent requires tolerating right-wing speech.”

At Columbia, there is another disciplinary code in addition to the student code of conduct, established but two years ago and administered by its Columbia Center for Student Success and Intervention (CSSI). It seeks to “shield students from discrimination and promote the values of ‘Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion.'”

And — surprise! — the CSSI uses a “broader definition of discriminatory speech than either the Rules of University Conduct or federal civil rights law, while providing the accused with few procedural protections.” In addition, the CSSI provides “no right to counsel, bars the accused from making opening or closing statements, and allows the administration to add new charges in the middle of the process.”

Guess what: Columbia used the CSSI process to go after anti-Israel student activists over the last few months, and they, as well as many of their faculty allies, didn’t like it.

Here’s another surprise: Columbia Law Professor David Posen said there’s now a “’growing appreciation’ on campus for ‘the idea that we should countenance a wide range of uncomfortable speech that doesn’t rise to the level of a clear and present danger or target particular individuals.’”

Isn’t that just special.

Vox’s Eric Levitz asks “In light of these [current anti-Israel speech] developments, should students concerned with social justice rethink their previous skepticism of free speech norms, for the sake of better protecting radical dissent? His response: “I think the answer is yes.”

Just skip the first two words, buddy.

MORE: ‘Hate speech’ should be censored online: NYU media professor

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