Spider-Man Pointing template
Two identical Spider-Men pointing at each other. Label each one to show two things that are secretly the same — or two people blaming each other.
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Spider-Man Pointing is a still from the 1967 cartoon showing two identical Spider-Men pointing at each other in confusion. It's the go-to template for two things that are secretly the same, or two people blaming each other for the same mistake.
Caption positions
- Left Spider-Man: OPTION A The text starts near the top of the image and remains editable.
- Right Spider-Man: OPTION B The text starts near the top of the image and remains editable.
This template starts at 1000 × 918 pixels. Choose Canvas to change the shape, then Text to edit captions without dragging. Keep labels away from the visual detail that carries the joke. Follow the caption workshop for an example.
Export a still image or capture changing captions in Animate. Save a project file to keep your layers, frames and timing editable. Follow the GIF walkthrough to revise and reorder a sequence.
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