AsTwitter under Elon Muskkeeps orbiting the edge of a black hole that could bring about the societal media platform’sinevitable death , we can still have a little scrap of fun .
ego - glorify creative director Nathan Allebach put together a massiveGoogle Docthat has nearly every meme template you could ever daydream of using on Twitter . The 107 - page Doc inclination near every meme that ’s been used on Twitter since 2019 , cataloged by Allebach himself and republished on Twitter by social media analyst Matt Navarra . The Doc is open to anyone with the link and drug user can easily copy - and - paste the templates into their own tweets , schoolbook , Slack message , etc .
Every Twitter meme format in one glorious 105 - varlet Google Doc

Twitter’s massive staff exodus this week has some users worried that the best of the platform is officially behind us.Image: Lionel Bonaventure (Getty Images)
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Open Google Doc : https://t.co / SsU7GjFJObpic.twitter.com/9NEpHmrae2
— Matt Navarra ( @MattNavarra)November 16 , 2022

The templates come with some ready to hand pedagogy on how to redact the meme templates . placeholder appear as letters in digression ( for instance ( x ) or ( a ) ) or the heart emoji ( ❤ ️ ) and are intended to be replaced with relevant text , symbolisation , or emoji . Any red text is to be remove before the final post as it is intended to help as instructions or background knowledge information for soul posting . Allebach further explains that the templates solve best on mobile , not screen background .
There are hundreds of memes usable to you in the Doc , free of charge . At their unspoilt , the meme are some of the best good example of net humor and civilization , and at their bad , they ’ll make you nostalgic for a bypast era of social media . Here are some of the best .
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