For marketing teams

Your marketing agent can write posts. Now it can make the memes too.

Your team already asks an AI assistant for launch posts, newsletters and social copy. Connect Groki once and the same assistant can turn an idea into a finished meme: the right format, captions that land, and an editable draft your team approves before anything goes out.

Drake meme: "Light mode at 2 a.m." rejected, "Dark mode, finally shipped" approved
A B2B SaaS announcing dark mode, made with Groki.

Why a meme engine

An image model makes pictures. A meme needs the right format.

Ask a general-purpose model for “a meme about our pricing update” and you usually get one of two things: a caption with no picture, or an AI-generated image that looks like no meme anyone has seen. Memes work because people recognise the format, and each format carries its own joke.

Groki is built around that. Every one of the over 250 templates in the catalogue is described by what it's for and the joke it carries. Drake ranks one thing above another, Two Buttons freezes someone between two bad options, Expanding Brain climbs to an absurd top, This Is Fine stays calm in a disaster. When your agent describes a situation, Groki matches it on that joke, not on keywords, then writes captions that fit the format's exact text slots.

The right format

Ranked against your situation, not picked at random. Your agent can show your team the options before anyone writes a word.

Captions that fit

Written for the format's slots and sized to fit the picture. Or bring your own words: Groki puts them in the right slots and checks they fit.

A draft, not a post

Everything lands as a private draft. Someone on your team opens it in the Groki studio, adjusts the wording and exports. The agent never publishes anything.

What changes

What Groki takes off your agent's plate

TaskYour agent aloneYour agent + Groki
Choosing a formatGuesses from memoryRanked against over 250 templates, by the joke each one carries
Knowing where text goesDoesn'tExact text slots per template, with a character budget
Getting an imageGenerates a lookalike, or nothingThe real template, rendered with your captions
Brand reviewCopy-paste into a design toolOne link to an editable draft
Face swap, animationNot availableOne request, at a fixed price

In practice

Built for how startup teams actually work

Drake meme: "Light mode at 2 a.m." rejected, "Dark mode, finally shipped" approved

Launch day

“We're shipping dark mode tomorrow. Give me three meme ideas for LinkedIn and X.” The agent shows three formats with captions; the PM picks one in the studio.

This Is Fine meme captioned "Month-end close, day 3"

The Monday post

A fintech's community manager asks for something relatable about month-end. Groki suggests This Is Fine and Panik Kalm Panik.

Distracted Girlfriend meme: our hiring team looks at a candidate who ships, away from a perfect résumé

Hiring

“We're hiring our first engineer, make it fun.” Distracted Girlfriend: the hiring team, a perfect résumé, and a candidate who ships.

Expanding Brain meme: instant coffee, drip coffee, pour-over at 6 a.m., coffee that just shows up

Your own words

The founder of a coffee brand already has the joke. The agent sends the captions; Groki puts them on Expanding Brain, sized to fit.

Pricing

Priced for an agent that makes a lot of memes

Most of what an agent does with Groki is free: searching the catalogue, previewing, putting your own captions on a template, and having Groki write three takes for a template you chose (currently free, up to 10 an hour). Paid actions use the same credits as the studio.

ActionCreditsAbout
Search, previews, your own captions, three takes by Groki0Free
Nine directions across three templates1$0.01
Image edit ("make it snowy")8–10$0.08–0.10
Face swap12$0.12
5-second animation30$0.30

100 credits cost $1. New accounts start with 20 welcome credits; plans start at $4.99 a month. Your agent states the price and asks for a yes before any paid action, and a failed action is refunded automatically. See pricing

Brand safety

Safe by design

  • Private drafts

    They expire after 30 days. The connector never posts, shares or publishes anything.

  • A human finishes every meme

    The final wording and the export happen in the studio. Brand review is built into the workflow.

  • Face photos never go through the chat

    The agent sends a private upload link, valid for 15 minutes.

  • Scoped, revocable access

    OAuth sign-in. Spending credits needs its own permission.

FAQ

Questions teams ask

Which AI assistants work with Groki?
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any client that supports remote MCP servers. Claude and ChatGPT show the meme previews right in the conversation.
Does Groki post to our social accounts?
No. Groki creates private drafts. Your team opens them in the Groki studio, exports the meme and posts it.
Can we use our own captions?
Yes, for free. Groki puts your words in the right slots of the template and checks that they fit on the picture.
Is it expensive to run at scale?
Searching templates, previews and captions are free, and a batch of nine directions costs 1 credit, about $0.01. The only real costs are face swap (12 credits), animation (30 credits) and image edits (8 to 10 credits), charged per use.
Can we connect our own in-house agent?
Yes. Any agent framework that speaks MCP can connect to the Groki server. The server URL and setup steps are on groki.meme/agents.

Give your agent a meme engine

Connect once, then ask for memes the way you ask for posts.