Free for Windows & Mac · no account
Every meme you own. One slash away.
Save GIFs, videos and pictures from Reddit, X, Discord and everywhere else. Then type /meme in any app and drop the perfect one in — still moving.
Windows 10 & 11 · macOS 11 and later · Works offline
Demo: in a team chat about a Friday deploy, someone types “me watching this deploy go out” and then /meme. The picker opens, they search “scream”, the choices narrow to a screaming horse, and their message goes out with the horse attached.
A binder full of perfect reactions.
Every one of them a /name away, in whatever app you're in.
reading the incident report/postmortemthe build failing at 4:58 pm/monday
me hearing your estimate/sure
it's 5 o'clock somewhere/friday
who touched main/blame
us when a new meme drops/bestie
neigh. but politely./nah
tell me about it/henHow it works
Your memes, finally in one place — and everywhere you chat.
/meme lives on your computer, next to every app you talk in. No browser tab, no sign-in, no hunting through your downloads folder.
1
Collect
Paste a link from Reddit, X, Giphy, Tenor, Imgur or Discord — or copy anything and press Ctrl Shift Alt S from any app.
2
Curate
Name it, tag it, file it in binders. Search finds it by name, tag, person or kind — #monday gif means what it says.
3
Drop it anywhere
Type /meme in Teams, Slack, Discord, email — anything. Pick, press Enter, and it lands where you were typing.
4
Make it say it
Turn any picture, GIF or sticker into a template, then type fresh words every time you send it.
Better than copy and paste
GIFs that still move when they land.
Copying a GIF from a browser pastes a still picture. /meme hands chat apps the actual file — so the animation survives, videos arrive as videos, and stickers keep their edges.
- Type a trigger, anywhere. /meme opens the picker over whatever app you're in, then erases itself when your meme drops in.
- Or drag it. Drag any meme straight out of /meme into a chat, an email or a doc.
- Fill in the words on the way. /fine me watching prod | this is fine + Enter captions a template and sends it in one go.
/meme studio
Where old memes get new life, and new ones are born.
A proper layered editor, built for memes rather than photographs.
- Layers of everything. Pictures, GIFs, videos, text, shapes and drawing — with blend modes, opacity, and handles to move, scale and rotate.
- Every meme look. Impact captions, speech bubbles, subtitles; deep fried, cursed, B&W and pixelated; one-click background removal and sticker edges.
- Classic formats ready to fill. Two-choice, before/after, galaxy brain, four-panel — drop memes into the panels and caption them.
- Make templates for everyone. Mark which text gets filled in each time, save, and your whole team can send it with their own words.
Shared binders
One with your brother. One with the group chat. One with work.
Share a binder with an invite code. Everyone adds what they find and uses everything in it, and new memes show up on everyone's computer within half a minute.
- No accounts, no passwords. Your copy of /meme is your identity. A recovery key moves it to a new computer.
- The owner decides who's in and can take anything out. Members edit what they added; anyone can tag.
- Leaving takes your memes with you. Nothing of yours stays where you can't see it.
CQX6B-UHJYG
🏠
Me & Sam214 memes · you and your brother
NS
🎮
The group chat1,082 memes · 5 friends
NAJR
💼
Office reactions389 memes · the whole team · work-safe
NKM+12
Get /meme
Free. Windows 10 and 11, and macOS 11 or later. Your library stays on your computer.
Windows: version 0.1.15. It's code signed: Windows shows Nicholas McInnis as the verified publisher. While the certificate is new, SmartScreen may still say it “protected your PC” — choose More info → Run anyway.
Mac: version 0.1.18, for Apple silicon and Intel. Open the download and drag /meme to Applications. The first time, macOS won't open it until you go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and choose Open Anyway, because this early build isn't notarized by Apple yet.
After installing, press Ctrl Shift Space or type /meme anywhere to open the picker.
Questions
Good to know
Do I need an account?
No. /meme works entirely on your computer. If you share or join a binder, your copy of the app gets an identity automatically — you just pick the name friends will see.
Where are my memes kept?
In a folder on your computer. Only memes you put in a shared binder are sent anywhere — to the /meme sync service, so the other members get them. Making a sticker sends that one picture to slash.meme's cutter, which sends it back and keeps nothing. Nothing else about your library leaves your machine.
Which apps can I drop memes into?
Anything you can paste into: Teams, Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, Outlook, Gmail, Word, browsers. GIFs and videos arrive as files, so they keep moving.
What does typing /meme actually do?
/meme notices when you type the trigger at the start of a word and opens the picker. It only watches for that trigger — it doesn't record or send anything you type. You can change the trigger or turn it off in Settings.
Can I save from Reddit?
Reddit blocks apps from reading posts, so use the Save to /meme bookmark (in Settings) on the post, or right-click the picture, Copy image, and press the save shortcut.
Is it free?
Yes. Make as many binders, templates and shared binders as you like.
Mac or Linux?
Mac, yes — macOS 11 or later, on Apple silicon and Intel. Linux not yet.
Why does my Mac ask about Input Monitoring and Accessibility?
That's how /meme notices you typing /meme and pastes the meme where you were. It only ever keeps the last few characters you typed, and macOS never shows it what you type into password fields. Turn /meme on in both lists under System Settings → Privacy & Security; Settings in /meme has buttons that take you there.
Where can I ask questions or share memes?
On the /meme Discord — questions, ideas, bugs, and memes. We're also @slashmeme on X, @tryslashmeme on Instagram and @slash.meme on TikTok.
Why does Windows warn me when I install it?
This early version isn't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen doesn't recognise it. Choose More info → Run anyway.
Why won't my Mac open it the first time?
This early version isn't notarized by Apple yet. Try to open /meme once, then go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down, and choose Open Anyway.