Step 01Choose a format
Find the format that matches the mood, the moment, or the joke already happening.
Your camera roll's main character moment.
Made for the group chat
Big reactions, tiny effort.
Your moment, your format
Pick the vibe that fits.
Photo-first ideas
Start with the face everyone knows.
A little less serious
Because the best bits are shared.
MemeJolt is an AI meme video generator that turns one photo into a short, shareable trend video. Start with a format like Pick It Up Dance, Mini Me or Dog Bartender, upload one clear photo, choose 720p or 1080p, and let the AI handle the motion. Browse all AI meme video templates to find the trend your group chat is already quoting. No editing skills, no timeline — one photo in, one vertical video out.
Pick your punchline
Browse the templates, then open a card to see its details and available video preview.
More on the way
New ideas are in the works. These cards are previews for now.
Browse all templatesThree steps. One good bit.
A simple flow for turning the faces you love into the moment your friends keep quoting.
Step 01Find the format that matches the mood, the moment, or the joke already happening.
Step 02Choose the face that makes the whole idea click. The best source is the one your friends know.
Step 03When the format is ready, send it where the joke belongs: straight to your people.
Good to know
The short version of what MemeJolt does, what it costs, and how to get the best result.
MemeJolt turns a single photo into a short meme video. Pick a template from the trending list, upload the face you want in it, and the AI animates the moment for you.
Choose a template, upload a sharp photo, and pick a quality. The video renders in the background, so you can leave the page and come back to preview and download it.
Each generation costs credits, and the exact amount is shown before you confirm. Credits come in one-time packs, never expire, and a failed generation automatically returns what it used.
One clear face, well lit, with the head and shoulders visible. Blurry, heavily cropped or group photos leave the model less to work with.