What 'This is fine' meme GIFs can I send?
You can find animated This Is Fine GIFs on meme sites like GIPHY, Tenor, and Imgur by searching “This is fine GIF.” For a quick reaction image, memecub has the classic burning dog (id l3luwzpakuu4) and similar variants. Send it when you want to say “everything is on fire but I'm pretending it's okay.”
The classic burning dog GIF moment: send it when your project is on fire but you're calmly sipping coffee.
Another version of the dog in the burning room, perfect for a deadpan “everything's fine” reply.
The original-style still of the dog at the table, use it when you need a static reaction image.
A girl smiling over her shoulder as a house burns behind her—send it for chaotic denial.
A slumped Ditto with a flat expression and the caption “am fine 你有事?”—for when you're clearly not fine.
A three-panel meme about a GPU apocalypse—great for tech disasters where you pretend all is well.
A chaotic Tetris screen—send it when your tasks are piling up but you keep playing.
An aerial view of a chaotic parking lot—use it for messy situations you're ignoring.
Where to find This Is Fine GIFs
Search “This is fine GIF” on GIPHY or Tenor for animated versions. You'll see the dog sipping coffee while flames rise around him.
For a quick download without leaving the page, memecub has the classic burning dog and several variants. Browse the library, copy the image, and paste it into your chat.
If you want a specific scene, like the dog saying “This is fine” in a speech bubble, use a meme generator to add your own caption.
When to send the burning dog
Send it when you're overwhelmed but pretending everything is under control—like during a deadline, a server outage, or a chaotic group project.
It works as a reaction to bad news you can't change, or to acknowledge a situation is a disaster while keeping a deadpan tone.
Avoid using it to make light of someone's genuine distress; the joke lands best when everyone involved is in on the irony.
Make your own This Is Fine GIF
Use memecub's AI meme maker (/generate) to describe a character, action, and caption—like “a cat in a burning kitchen saying 'this is fine'.” It takes about 10 seconds per image.
You can also start from any meme in the library as a reference and tweak the caption to fit your situation.
For animated GIFs, you'll need a separate GIF-making tool; memecub's AI generates still images.
Nothing quite right? Make one
Pick a character, type a caption, get it in about 10 seconds.
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FAQ
What is the “This Is Fine” meme from?
It comes from a webcomic called Gunshow by KC Green. The strip, titled “On Fire,” shows an anthropomorphic dog sitting in a burning room saying “This is fine.”
What does the phrase “This is fine” mean?
It's used ironically to say that things are definitely not fine—usually when someone is ignoring a disaster or trying to stay calm in a chaotic situation.
How old is the This Is Fine meme?
The comic was published in 2013, and the meme became widely popular around 2016. It's still used today as a reaction image.
Who drew the This Is Fine meme?
KC Green, the creator of the webcomic Gunshow, drew the original strip.
Can I use This Is Fine memes commercially?
Most memes on memecub are collected from the web and are free for personal chats only; copyright stays with the original creators. For commercial use, use the filter to show only openly licensed images.