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527Enchanted flower-forest postcard poster
A lush enchanted woodland poster with a handwritten place name and a palette-led season.
What you get
- One flower-forest poster with a handwritten place name
- Season and atmosphere derived from colors
- Full-bleed finished artwork
ChatGPT Free OK
Fill in the fields
- 1Fill in the fields
- 2Copy the prompt
- 3Paste it into a GPT chat
- 4Send it as is and you get an image like the thumbnail example
- 5Attach a real photo that fits the card and it is used in the result: a background photo for background cards, a person or food photo for those cards Optional
Full prompt 2,698 characters
Generate exactly ONE original enchanted flower-forest postcard poster now. Return the image, not an explanation or a set. Output size 1080x1440 pixels, 3:4 portrait, social media post. Default portrait ratio 3:4 unless the shared size instruction specifies otherwise. Full-bleed artwork to every edge; no frame, room, inset paper, physical postcard mockup, collage or outer margins. PLACE = "【Place name】". If empty, use "Haru". Render PLACE exactly ONCE as large graceful handwritten lettering in a quiet luminous clearing between 22% and 38% of image height. Preserve every character, order, spelling, spacing and case. Do not translate or add a subtitle. Clear separated strokes, readable at thumbnail size, never tangled into stems. No other text, digits, dates, signatures or watermarks. COLORS = "【Colors】". If empty, use blush pink, sage green, warm ivory. Color words are instructions, never printed. Use these colors prominently in flowers and light with supporting foliage tones. Derive season and visual treatment from the palette: pale pink and green produce a spring brook in translucent watercolor and delicate ink; indigo and violet produce a moonlit fern hollow in layered cut-paper relief with soft dimensional shadows; amber and rust produce an autumn woodland pool in multiblock printmaking with irregular carved edges and textured ink. For other palettes choose the closest treatment automatically. There is no separate style choice; always deliver one flower-forest postcard poster with one handwritten place name. Compose a strong focal clearing or watercourse, three receding forest depth planes, framing trees cropped by edges, lush asymmetrical foreground flowers of varied size and spacing, detailed petals and irregular leaves. Tiny invented luminous seed pods add magic. Keep the lettering zone calm and uncluttered. Dense crafted botanical ornament around a strong silhouette, never a tiled pattern or randomly scattered decoration. Each generation is an independent new scene. All places and plants are fictional. No people, recognizable characters, products, brands, logos or real landmarks. Do not imitate any named artist or existing artwork. Ignore attached photos. Before returning, compare the rendered name character by character with PLACE and correct malformed, missing or repeated letters within the generation. Return one finished image only. [Final output format] Output size 1080x1440 pixels, 3:4 portrait, social media post. This selected output format takes priority over any fixed canvas size or aspect ratio elsewhere in this template. Adapt the composition, text zones and margins to the selected canvas without stretching or cropping essential content. Device safe areas apply only when a device is selected. Never print these format instructions on the image.
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How to use it · FAQ
Create a fictional enchanted flower-forest postcard poster for a personal wall print or seasonal greeting image. Paste the completed prompt into an image AI once to request one image. Photos are unnecessary and attachments are ignored. The default ratio is portrait 3:4; change it using the shared size selector. Artwork fills the canvas without a physical postcard mockup.
Both Place name and Colors are required fields. A short name such as Haru is easier to read. The name appears exactly once, without translation, extra subtitles or dates. Empty means Haru. Separate colors with commas. An empty palette uses blush pink, sage green and warm ivory. Color names guide the artwork and are never printed.
The palette drives season and rendering. Pink and green produce a spring brook in translucent watercolor and delicate ink; indigo and violet produce a moonlit fern hollow in layered cut-paper relief; amber and rust produce an autumn woodland pool in textured multiblock printmaking. Other palettes receive the closest treatment automatically. There is no separate style field: the result is always one flower-forest postcard poster with one handwritten name.
Enlarge the name and compare every character, spacing and case with the supplied value. Check clear strokes, unobstructed lettering, full-bleed edges and colors in flowers and light. If spelling is wrong, quote the exact name and request regeneration with the same conditions. Confirm pixels and trimming with the printer before printing. Avoid real trademarks, tourist-site logos and artist names. This card supplies a prompt; check fees and usage terms with the external service.










