Some Tips On Making Your Own Memes

Have you ever had a clever idea, quote or caption that you thought would make a good meme but you had trouble finding (or creating) a good image for it?  Here are some tips and tricks that I used to make the following memes.  The meme below is my own photo from my Kitchen Tips & Tricks page (Link, at the bottom of Household Tips & Tricks) but most of the others are Images I "Screenshot" from the "Midjourney Showcase" page.  These are sample Images created with AI from members using a few text words or sentences with the resulting Pics presented into the Public Domain.  (i.e. for anyone to use for free)
 

 

After clicking on "Showcase", enter "Full Screen" mode (F11) and enlarge the pics with CTRL + "Mouse Scroll Wheel" until you get Three Pics per screen. Then just scroll through the screen and when

you see a pic that you like, take a Screenshot (PrtScn).  The higher resolution your screen is, the higher resolution your images will be.  Paste that (CTRL V) into Paint.net where you can cut/crop the "Shot" into a single pic or combine with others (below) and then add your own Text, etc..   Of course I don't have room here to give a tutorial on using Paint.net (there are many on the Internet) but some Tips can be found at the bottom of My Music Compositions and My Home Floorplan pages.

This meme was created differently from using Midjourney, (and therefore not as original) by searching the Internet for Octopus Pies, then compiling these eight different pies into a meme.

This Pic is from Amazon,   Search - "Trump Swimsuit"

Right - shows when you "mouse over" any pic in Midjourney - the Version, the Author and the Text entered to create the image. ->

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