Make the coffee fail with your own characters.

The comedy is in the timing

In the original coffee-fail clip, watch the cup. Just as the right-hand character tips the spoon, the other moves the mug away. When it is time for milk, the mug has already been picked up. An ordinary coffee becomes a chain of badly timed gestures.

Each input supplies one identity, including its face, hair, outfit and accessories. The template assigns the places and prop roles, so you do not need a kitchen photo or a storyboard. Clear single-character images help the model read the intended cast.

The coffee-fail sequence follows two missed scoops, pouring water, lifting the mug, spilled milk and an exit. Use the text storyboard alone, or add a video to guide the actions and timing.

Give the animation two clear faces

• Prefer one clear, single-character image per slot. If you have a turnaround sheet, crop out one useful view before uploading.
• Distinct hair or clothing helps tell the two roles apart. The template keeps their main appearance instead of requiring the original's oversized ears and long noses.
• Try example loads the cropped front views of Claude and Grok together. You can replace either character before creating.
• Check each character?s role and the current price before submitting. Expressions, hand gestures and exact timing can vary between generations.