They're the Same Picture meme generator
Someone is asked to find the differences between two pictures and answers, calmly, "They're the same picture." It points out two things presented as different that are really identical.. Also known as Corporate needs you to find the differences.
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What the They're the Same Picture meme means
Someone is asked to find the differences between two pictures and answers, calmly, "They're the same picture." It points out two things presented as different that are really identical.
Where it comes from
From the US version of "The Office" (season 6, episode "Koi Pond", 2009), when Pam is shown two photos in a deposition-style scene. It became a template in 2019. Our template is an original office drawing in the same three panels.
How to caption it
- Write thing A in the first frame and thing B in the second.
- Keep "They're the same picture" at the bottom.
How the format works
Every meme format is a fixed set of slots with a job each. Tap a slot to isolate it, or flip through the examples to see the same structure carry different jokes.
Same Picture meme FAQ
What does the They're the Same Picture meme mean?
Someone is asked to find the differences between two pictures and answers, calmly, "They're the same picture." It points out two things presented as different that are really identical.
Where does the They're the Same Picture meme come from?
From the US version of "The Office" (season 6, episode "Koi Pond", 2009), when Pam is shown two photos in a deposition-style scene. It became a template in 2019. Our template is an original office drawing in the same three panels.
What show is "they're the same picture" from?
"The Office" (US), season 6, "Koi Pond".
Why is the text in the frames black?
The frames are pale, so dark text reads best; change it in Text style if you like.
How do I make a They're the Same Picture meme?
Write thing A in the first frame and thing B in the second. Keep "They're the same picture" at the bottom. Then press Download PNG, or Share on a phone.
