Google is rolling out a fun feature in Google Photos that lets users turn their own pictures into memes using artificial intelligence. This new feature is known as Me Meme. It enables users to insert their images followed by any humour or relating texts. The feature was first announced in October 2025 but is being rolled out now after a long three-month gap. This feature has become a new addition from Google amongst the other creative features like editing, videos, remixed content, and collaging, which were introduced earlier in the application. Do note that the feature is optional and works only when users choose a photo themselves. Google says the tool is designed for sharing and does not create content on its own.
The feature was recently announced by Google on its support page through a community manager. Me Meme is part of a growing set of creative tools inside Google Photos that help users have fun with their memories. With this tool, users can pick a photo and see themselves placed into well-known meme formats with ready-made text. They can also change the captions or upload their own meme styles to better match the joke.
Google has also stressed that privacy remains in the user’s control. Me Meme works only on photos selected by the user and does not run automatically. Any meme created stays inside the app unless the user decides to save or share it. Google has not clearly said if these memes will take up storage space, but created files are usually saved as new items. Also, do note that the feature is only active in the United States for now.
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