Template guide
Panel-by-panel breakdown
This template has no printed dialogue. The story is told entirely through the artwork, so each panel below is described from the image.
Row 1
Split screen at night. Left: a man in a dark shirt writes at a desk, a city with a tall broadcast tower in the window. Right: a woman with a bun in a light blue shirt leans her chin on her hand at a laptop, skyscrapers behind her.
Row 2
Left: he holds a strap on a commuter train and looks at his phone. Right: she sits by a train window full of city lights, also looking at her phone.
Row 3
Left: he relaxes on a sofa with a bowl, phone in hand. Right: she sits by a window with her phone, smiling slightly.
Row 4
Close-ups of two phones: his shows the full moon above the tower skyline, hers shows the full moon above towers by the water.
Row 5
Each stands at a window seen from behind and raises one hand toward the full moon.
Final panel
One wide night sky: the two silhouettes stand at either side of a bright full moon, their raised hands reaching toward each other as if touching.
What you get
- Canvas
- 9:16
- Cast
- 2 characters, replaceable with your own
- Type
- Long-Distance Love
- Common remixes
- Change the shared thing / Make it family / Add a message
Who this template suits
This template suits long-distance couples, friends who moved away and family members in different time zones. The mirrored split screen makes the connection visible without a word, and the final shared moon is a strong emotional payoff. It fits romance, travel and Mid-Autumn or anniversary posts.
When it is not a good fit
It does not work for characters who share the same space, or for comedy.
How to remix We Are Looking at the Same Moon
- 1Split each row in two and give each city its own skyline landmark.
- 2Mirror the same daily action on both sides, row after row.
- 3Finish with both hands raised to one moon in a single wide panel.
Ways to make it your own
Change the shared thing
Both watch the same sunrise, the same snowfall or the same live concert stream.
Make it family
A parent and a child studying abroad, each with a cup of tea.
Add a message
In the phone close-up row, show a simple heart or a moon emoji arriving.
Questions about We Are Looking at the Same Moon
Why split every row?
Showing both lives doing the same thing at the same time is what makes the distance feel smaller.
How do readers tell the cities apart?
Each side has a distinct skyline landmark; keep one recognisable shape per city.
Is there any text?
No. The mirrored actions and the moon carry the story.
