ICYMI, April 4th is a big day on the internet. The second official trailer for Greta Gerwig's highly anticipated pink new film Barbie has finally been released. Warner Bros. also released more than 20 cast posters, including the likes of Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling, Issa Rae and Will Ferrell, and in true Twitter fashion, no It didn't take long for these artificial posters to turn into full-blown posters. Memes. Whether the trailer has already made you a Barbie fan, or you're just trying to keep up with the viral trend, here's how to transform yourself into Barbie (or Ken) using the Barbie Selfie Generator.
Future Oscar winner, limited edition, boss - these are all different types of Barbie you can be. If you haven't seen the Barbie poster yet, the cheesy stills include a photo of each actor and a brief description of their respective characters. Dua Lipa’s poster, for example, reads: “This Barbie is a mermaid,” and Emma Mackey’s poster explains, “This Barbie won the Nobel Prize in Physics Award," while Ryan Gosling's poster reads: "He's Just Ken." There's a sparkling circular cutout behind each photo, printed at the top of each poster. Classic Barbie logo. Unless you're a Photoshop whiz, copying this template might be a bit difficult. But with the Barbie Selfie Generator, you can create your own Barbie character poster in just seconds and be part of the annual movie event. You can be Barbie or Ken, but whatever you choose, it's sure to be iconic.
How to use the Barbie Selfie Generator
If you've been on Twitter since the posters were released, your timeline is probably already filled with parody versions of these eye-catching movie posters. If you want to make your own, you'll be happy to hear that the Barbie Selfie Generator makes following the trend so easy, you don't even need to know editing software to make it happen.
Import your photos
First, you need to upload a meme photo. You need to do the following:
- Visit the Barbie Selfie Generator website.
- Click the "Start" button.
- Click the arrow icon to upload the photo you want to use or use the camera icon to take a photo.
Adjust your photo
Once your photos are imported, you can reposition your photos by clicking the arrow icon next to the photo, and then using the up, down, left, and right arrows until your photo is where you want it. You can also zoom in and out of the photo by sliding along the top scale bar, or rotate the photo using the bottom scale bar.
change your slogan
The generator will automatically provide you with random slogans, such as "This Barbie is an aspiring chef" or "This Barbie is a work in progress." However, if you want to change the slogan, you can simply select the pencil icon and click the shuffle button to generate a new random slogan, or click the pencil to customize your own slogan.
Change your color scheme
Pink isn't everyone's favorite color - although I bet Barbie would disagree. To change the color scheme of your poster, simply select the Art Palette icon and choose one of the following shiny color options:
- blue
- green
- Red
- purple
- yellow
- orange
- Mint Green
- Purple red
Be a willing
He may not be a president, doctor, diplomat, or Supreme Court justice like Barbie, but Ken is awesome, too. To make your own Ken, import your photo into the generator and click the pencil icon. At the top you can choose between Barbie and Ken. Click the "Ken" option and your slogan prompt will change from "This Barbie..." to "This Ken..."
Once your poster looks ready to go on a billboard in Barbie Land, click the "Continue" button and then "Download" to save your meme and you're good to go. Someone said, “Is this Barbie a graphic designer?”
