Frontier meme generation
for your content.

Every meme you generate costs 1 credit — whether through the API or the dashboard. Content Injection is priced differently: there's a base cost that scales with article length (5 credits for short posts up to 1,500 words, 18 credits for long-form up to 10,000 words) plus 1 credit per meme placed. So a typical 2,000-word blog post with 3 memes would cost about 11 credits. Free accounts get 15 lifetime credits to try things out. Paid plans reset your credits on the first of each month — unused credits don't roll over.

Content Injection is our flagship feature. You give us a blog post, newsletter, or article — either by pasting the text, providing a URL, or sending it through the API — and we do everything else. Our AI reads your content, identifies the best moments for humor, generates contextually relevant memes, and places them at optimal positions throughout the text. The output comes back as HTML with the memes already embedded, complete with SEO-friendly alt text, captions, and proper image tags. You can control the tone (casual, professional, edgy) and how many memes to insert. It works with plain text, Markdown, and HTML input.

Yes — all memes generated on paid plans are fully yours to use however you want. Blog posts, newsletters, social media, client presentations, YouTube thumbnails, ad creatives — no restrictions. The meme images are hosted on our CDN and the URLs are permanent for the duration of your subscription. Free-tier memes include a small Memethropic watermark in the corner. Paid plans remove the watermark entirely, and you can even upload your own logo or brand watermark to replace it.

We cap the library at a few dozen classic, universally recognizable meme templates. This is deliberate. Sites like Imgflip have tens of thousands of templates and that's a bug, not a feature — obscure memes don't land, and an AI picks worse when it has 10,000 options. We curate. When you send us content, the AI picks from a short list of formats people actually recognize (Drake, Distracted Boyfriend, Two Buttons, Epic Handshake, and the like) and writes the captions. Fewer choices, better memes. We rotate the library periodically to keep it fresh.

The API is designed to be as simple as possible. For basic meme generation, send a POST request to /v1/generate with a topic — you get back a meme URL, the template used, and the captions. For Content Injection, POST to /v1/inject with your article content — you get back the full article with memes embedded. Authentication is via API key in the header (X-API-Key). You can create and manage API keys from your dashboard. Rate limits depend on your plan. The API returns JSON, responds in a few seconds, and includes detailed error messages when something goes wrong. Full interactive documentation is available at memethropic.com/docs.

Yes, no questions asked. You can cancel directly from the Billing page in your dashboard — it opens the Stripe customer portal where you manage everything. When you cancel, you keep full access to your plan until the end of your current billing period. Your API keys keep working, your generated memes stay hosted, and nothing changes until the period ends. After that, your account reverts to the free tier. There are no contracts, no cancellation fees, and no hoops to jump through.

We offer full refunds within 7 days of purchase, as long as you haven't used more than 10% of your monthly credits. If something isn't working as expected or the product isn't a good fit, just email [email protected] and we'll process the refund — no lengthy support tickets or approval chains. After the 7-day window, we handle refund requests on a case-by-case basis, but we're generally reasonable about it.

All paid plans include a 99.9% uptime SLA. We run on dedicated infrastructure with redundancy built in, and meme images are served through a global CDN for fast delivery regardless of where your users are. We monitor everything 24/7 — you can check our public status page for real-time and historical uptime data. If we ever fall below the SLA, affected customers receive automatic credit toward their next billing cycle.