One template, many captions: the variants as numbered tiles lit click by click, or cycled in one held box.

It is a slide layout, drawn on a 16:9 stage that scales to the box you give it, so it keeps the designer's proportions as a section of a web page, a title card in a video or a still in a document. You fill it with your own words (the headline, and an optional line under it, one block per variant: a <Meme> (or an image) each, or a list of them and an optional column on the right: the sentence for each step (a <Switch>)). Settings: mode (grid: every variant as a numbered tile. cycle: the variants share one box, one per click), cols (tiles per row, grid), aspect (the template's shape, width over height, "4 / 3", "1 / 1": every tile, and the cycle's box, is this shape), highlight (grid: one entry per click, a tile number or a list, [2, 5]; the tiles named are framed, the rest turn grey. A YAML list, or entries split by "|"), hold (cycle: keep the first variant's picture in place and change only the captions), labels (number the tiles, "No. 1" in a grid; show "Variation 2 of 5" under a cycle) and label (the word before the cycle's counter). It comes in light and dark and follows your brand colour (the --deck-accent CSS variable).

What you get: a web component, one script; put your HTML inside it. A React component that works in Remotion as a parametric title card: pass props from the frame. Stills at 2560 x 1440 in light and dark with sample words, and transparent ones to lay over footage. A demo page where you type your own words and print a PDF, and a README with a recipe for each.

In Kadal Deck, buying it unlocks Meme Variants in every workspace you belong to (as layout pro/meme-variants). Pro, Team and Lifetime plans include every premium layout already.