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591Pastel animal word poster

Turn your exact text and one animal into a pastel poster for a child’s room.

What you get

  • One poster with your exact text in large letters
  • One animal and a pastel background

ChatGPT Free OK

Fill in the fields

  1. 1Fill in the fields
  2. 2Copy the prompt
  3. 3Paste it into a GPT chat
  4. 4Send it as is and you get an image like the thumbnail example
  5. 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
Ideas
AnimalOptional
ColorsOptional
Output format

Choose a mode, then set the size.

Tested by us

Test date
2026-10-29
Tool
ChatGPT image model (run via Codex) — same model as free ChatGPT, only limits differ
Result
Pass
What worked
All four results show the letters ㅎ·ㅏ·ㄹ·ㅜ of '하루' intact and displayed only once. One rabbit, cream background with sage-toned dark letters, flat poster where text and rabbit do not overlap. After revision, both results retained only two small leaves, removing grass and flower decorations. Vertical 3:4 ratio confirmed.
What did not work
None
How to improve
Changing the rabbit instruction's 'garden vibe' to 'garden-derived colors, exactly two fallen leaves on a solid background' and explicitly excluding grass, flowers, bushes, and bottom bands successfully eliminated excessive decoration in both re-tests. However, the percentage-based text positioning still failed in the re-tests, so manually verify margins and file sizes before printing.
Actual test result 1
Actual test result 1
Actual test result 2
Actual test result 2

After generating · Enlarge and check every character before printing.

Full prompt 3,542 characters
Generate this image now. Draw it directly without explanations or questions.
Output size 1080x1440 pixels, 3:4 portrait, social media post.
Create exactly ONE finished original pastel animal word poster for a child's room. Default portrait 3:4; obey the supplied aspect ratio. The artwork fills every edge, no photographed paper, wall, frame, room, mockup, collage or second poster. One animal and one large text block form a balanced editorial composition, occupying about 75% of the canvas. Soft pastel ground, legible darker lettering, intentional negative space, tiny supporting accents only. Never copy an existing character, artwork or artist's style.
TEXT INPUT: "【Text】". If empty, use "Haru". If the input asks you to choose, use that same default. Otherwise render the supplied text EXACTLY ONCE, preserving its language, spelling, case, punctuation and digits. Never translate, correct, paraphrase, add a greeting or infer a name. Reflow only at spaces; keep short names on one line. Use large friendly letterforms with clear counters and intact strokes, not letters made of animal limbs. No other visible text.
ANIMAL INPUT: "【Animal】". Empty means Rabbit. Depict exactly one original friendly animal. Subject-specific art direction: Rabbit uses soft dry gouache shapes and a gentle garden-inspired palette, exactly two small detached leaves on an otherwise plain background; Bear uses tactile cut-paper shapes and a cozy woodland mood, two abstract hills; Whale uses translucent watercolor washes and a quiet dreamy ocean mood, three small bubbles; Bird uses soft wax-pencil shading and a cheerful breezy sky mood, two small clouds. Other animals use soft dry gouache and a habitat-appropriate mood. These are automatic subject treatments within the same animal word poster product, not selectable output formats. Give the animal a distinctive silhouette and kind expression; no human figure, clothing logo or recognizable fictional character.
COLOR INPUT: "【Colors】". Empty means cream and sage. Use the supplied colors as a restrained pastel palette for background, animal and accents; choose a darker related color for readable text. Keep text and animal visually separate; do not cover letters. Place the entire text block between 20% and 42% of canvas height and between 12% and 88% of canvas width, including every stroke. Leave the top 20% as plain background. Place the entire animal between 48% and 88% of canvas height. For the rabbit, the only supporting accents are the two detached leaves: keep the bottom 12% plain, with no grass, flowers, bushes or ground strip. Keep every essential letter inside the central 73% of image height and 88% of width. Avoid excessive blank space, repeated motifs and heavy border decoration.
Before returning, internally enlarge the lettering and compare every character with the chosen exact text, including all Hangul components, Japanese marks, punctuation and digits; repair missing, doubled or substituted characters. No extra words, numbers, labels, signature, watermark, brand, trademark, real person, famous character or artist imitation. If a product prop is necessary, invent its shape and design. Ignore attached photos. Return one polished flat poster 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

Make one pastel animal word poster for a child’s room or a small frame. The finished artwork fills the image; it is not a photograph of a room or frame. Fill Text, Animal and Colors, then paste the completed prompt into an image AI once. No photo is needed and attachments are ignored. Portrait 3:4 is the default; change the ratio with the shared size selector.

No fields are required. Empty Text, or a request to choose it, becomes “Haru”; empty Animal becomes Rabbit; empty Colors becomes cream and sage. Enter a short name, word or encouraging phrase. Supplied text appears once without translation, spelling correction or changes to case, punctuation or digits. Long phrases may reduce letter size. Obtain guardian consent before publishing a child’s actual name.

Rabbit uses soft gouache and a gentle garden mood. Bear uses layered cut-paper shapes and a cozy woodland mood. Whale uses translucent watercolor and a quiet ocean mood. Bird uses wax-pencil shading and a cheerful sky mood. The animal automatically determines its treatment within one poster format. Other animals use soft gouache. Enter a palette such as apricot and lavender; related darker lettering should stay readable.

Enlarge the finished letters and compare every character with your input. For “Haru”, check H, a, r and u separately; check the order and count of any digits. Request corrections with the faulty section and exact intended wording in quotes. Check that the animal never obscures letters and that text contrasts with the background. Confirm resolution and trim margins with your printer. This card supplies a prompt; check external service fees and terms with that service.