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.
Panel 1
A bedside table crowded with alarm clocks of different colours, all ringing with lightning-bolt marks. A sleepy young man in plaid pyjamas reaches out from under a blue duvet to press one.
Panel 2
He hides under the duvet with only his eyes showing as a fluffy grey and white cat steps onto the pillow beside him.
Panel 3
The cat stands on its hind legs and pulls the curtain aside with a paw; bright morning light spills into the room while he peeks out over the covers.
Panel 4
Sunlit bedroom. The cat sits upright on his chest with its eyes closed and chin raised, very proud, while he lies flat with a resigned face.
What you get
- Canvas
- 2:3
- Cast
- 1 character, replaceable with your own
- Type
- Cat Life
- Common remixes
- Change the pet / Add a reason / Flip it
Who this template suits
This template suits cat owners, pet accounts and anyone who has tried to sleep in on a weekend. Each panel escalates the cat's method, and the final pose is an instantly shareable punchline. It fits pet humour, weekend and morning-routine posts.
When it is not a good fit
It is not suited to stories without a pet or to dialogue-led scenes.
How to remix The Cat Alarm Has No Weekend
- 1Open with your character silencing a row of ringing alarm clocks.
- 2Let the pet escalate: onto the pillow, then opening the curtains.
- 3End with the pet sitting proudly on your character.
Ways to make it your own
Change the pet
A dog licking a face, a parrot shouting or a toddler jumping on the bed.
Add a reason
Show an empty food bowl in the last panel to explain the cat's urgency.
Flip it
The human wakes early and the cat refuses to get up.
Questions about The Cat Alarm Has No Weekend
Why so many alarm clocks?
They set up the joke: he can silence every machine, but not the cat.
Is there any text?
No. Ringing marks and the cat's smug face carry the joke.
Can I use my own cat?
Yes; giving it distinctive markings makes the story feel personal.
