Add brat style captions to any photo or screenshot. Upload your image, type your text, and download your meme instantly.
Upload custom background photo or edit text to generate meme
A brat meme generator lets you add bold, blurry, lowercase text in the style of Charli XCX's Brat album cover on top of any photo or screenshot you upload. Type your caption, place it on your image, adjust size and blur, then download the finished meme. No account is needed, and no watermark is added to your file.
If you want text only, without uploading a photo, use Brat Text Generator instead.
A brat text generator creates a standalone image using only your typed text and a background color you choose. A brat meme generator works differently: you start with your own photo or screenshot, then place text over it, the way most meme formats work. If your idea is a caption over a picture, a reaction image, or a screenshot with a comment added, this is the right tool. If you just want stylized text on its own, without any photo involved, Brat Text Generator is faster.
The tool works the same way on desktop and mobile, so you can make a meme directly from a screenshot taken on your phone.
The original Brat cover uses a soft blur across the text, but most meme formats depend on text staying sharp and easy to read at a glance, especially once the image gets shared and re-compressed on social platforms. A light blur setting keeps some of the brat visual identity without hurting readability. Turning blur off entirely gives you a cleaner, harder edged caption that reads faster, which tends to work better for jokes, reaction images, and screenshots with longer text.
If you upload a screenshot or photo that includes someone else, whether a public figure, a friend, or a stranger, keep in mind that using someone's image for commentary, criticism, or parody is generally treated differently under copyright and fair use than using it to imply an endorsement or to embarrass or harass a private individual. Fair use is a legal standard, not a fixed rule, and it gets decided case by case rather than by a simple checklist. If you are making a meme for personal, non-commercial sharing, this is rarely an issue in practice, but using someone's likeness for commercial purposes or in a way that could be considered harassment carries real risk regardless of the meme format used.