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Two Buttons meme template

Label the two buttons with competing choices, then identify the person caught between them. The reaction below carries the tension, so the captions can stay short.

Open Two Buttons in the editor

Two Buttons blank image with space for 3 editable captions
Put two competing choices on the buttons, then label who has to decide. Image source: Imgflip template reference.

What to write in each caption

  1. Left button: For example, “Finish the project”.
  2. Right button: For example, “Redesign the logo again”.
  3. Person deciding: For example, “Me before the deadline”.

These are original example captions to show the structure. Replace them with your own wording in the editor.

Edit this format in ilovecollage

  1. Open the template link above. The editor offers the selected format before changing your current draft.
  2. Choose Use this template, then open Edit captions in the Memes panel.
  3. Replace the numbered captions and adjust their position, size, outline or background. The bundled image uses Fit so its panels remain visible. You can replace it with your own picture.
  4. Use Export to preview and download PNG, JPEG or WebP. Save a .collage project if you want an editable backup.

Make the joke easy to read

The button captions have less room than the lower caption. Use short phrases and inspect the angled text in the export preview. If it becomes tiny, shorten the wording before increasing the font size. Both choices should feel plausible for the same person.

Review at phone size before sharing. The editor does not add a watermark, and editing or exporting does not require an account.

When another format works better

If your joke clearly approves one choice and rejects the other, the Drake format gives that preference a simpler two-panel structure.

See another caption arrangement, or browse the full meme template library.

Image sources and permissions

The bundled image is a third-party meme template. Attribution identifies its source and does not grant an unrestricted license. Use images you own or have permission to use, and check the rights needed for commercial or promotional uses.

Meme editing guides

How to make a meme online

Choose a meme format, write readable captions, use your own photo and export a watermark-free image. A practical guide to the ilovecollage meme editor.

Add readable text to a meme

Place top-and-bottom text, use a caption above your photo, and choose outlines or backgrounds. Keep meme captions readable in the ilovecollage editor.

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