Developed by Paul Kehrer, Sean Schulte, and Allie Young, Frinkiac is a search engine that parses three million frames from the show, captured from the first 15 seasons of The Simpsons, to find ...

Say goodbye to productivity; someone just created an instant The Simpsons meme-maker and it is truly glorious. Public search engine Frinkiac now lets you find that perfect screencap for whichever ...

The world wasn’t crying out for a search engine of the first 15 seasons of the Simpsons with an editor that allows you to quickly hack each one up into memes, but now we know it exists… ...

Well, that is exactly what Sean Schulte, Paul Kehrer and Allie Young have created with Frinkiac, a search engine named after the show’s hilarious quack scientist, Professor Frink.

You don't win friends with salad, but you can probably make plenty of new ones by becoming a Simpsons meme machine with Frinkiac, a new search engine dedicated to the show. Just type in a few ...

Need some mindless entertainment? Try Frinkiac, an addictive new searchable database of The Simpsons that’s also a meme-generator. The Simpsons are infinitely quotable. Programmers Paul Kehrer ...

Update, May 12th: Frinkiac now offers GIFs in addition to screengrabs. Everything else is the same; you search a term, brings back frames, you can add text to "meme" them.

Providing that Fox, which is notoriously protective of the Simpsons license, doesn't take it down, Frinkiac could become the number one site for all your Simpsons meme needs. Good Glavin!

‘Simpsons’ Meme Generator Arrives: Celebrate With 5 Favorite Music Moments Paradise is here in the form of Frinkiac.com, an incredibly useful, much-needed tool for any online Simpsons fanatic.

But somehow they did, and now they wanna give you more. Frinkiac now allows you to make gifs. YES. Thank the heavens. Here’s a lil rundown: ...

The 'Simpsons' search engine Frinkiac just got a whole deal better, as it now lets fans everywhere not only cook up some memes but also create as many GIFs as they want.

Frinkiac/Fox Instead of still images (the unflavoured ice milk of the meme world), you can stitch images together to recreate your favourite moments from "The Simpsons" in animated form.