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475My Hand-Painted Travel Poster
Turn a city and a remembered view into a richly brushed travel poster.
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
Tested by us
- Test date
- 2026-10-29
- Tool
- ChatGPT image model (run in Codex) — same model as free ChatGPT, different limits
- Result
- Pass
- What worked
- In the final result, the two letters for "Seoul" appear exactly once with no other text visible. The entire title is placed in the upper half, separated between the top sky margin and the landscape. Hanok tile roofs, mountains in the background, foreground, midground, and background are expressed. Ochre, terracotta, deep teal, rough brushstrokes, and paper texture create a vintage travel mood. Exactly one vertical 3:4 image of 1086×1448 filled to the edges. No people, dates, prices, signs, signatures, logos, or watermarks are visible.
- What did not work
- No final revision issues. The 2 images before revision and 2 images in the 1st revision failed to follow the 15–35% title placement range. The first image before revision also added an unrequested pagoda. Previous results are fully preserved in 수정전/ and 수정1/.
- How to improve
- The final result was achieved by keeping the current card text as is: city "Seoul", landscape "Bukchon Hanok roofs and mountains behind", mood "vintage travel". The sentences trying to fit the title into the narrow 15–35% range failed even after testing twice, and were verified after changing to "upper half, top sky margin, and full text display". Success with other cities or moods was not verified in this test.
Full prompt 2,775 characters
Generate exactly ONE finished original hand-painted travel poster now. Return only the image; no explanation, code, mockup, grid or follow-up steps. Format: Output size 1080x1440 pixels, 3:4 portrait, social media post.. Default portrait 3:4. CITY = "【City】". LANDSCAPE = "【Landscape】". MOOD = "【Mood】". If CITY is empty use "Seoul". Otherwise print the user's exact city spelling and script, without translating, abbreviating, romanizing or adding a country. CITY is the only text on the poster. Set it once as large expressive but unmistakably legible hand-painted lettering in the upper half of the poster, with clear sky margin above it. Keep every character fully visible and separate from the landscape silhouettes. Proofread every character against CITY before finishing. If LANDSCAPE is empty, select one well-known landscape of CITY. Otherwise honor the supplied scene and its main elements, without adding unrequested landmark towers or monuments. Do not invent a named monument, a date or a factual claim. Depict scenery as expressive art, not a precise map. Keep the city lettering separate from the landscape silhouettes. Fill every canvas edge with the artwork, never a small paper print on a background. Keep ONE travel-poster composition: prominent city title in the upper half, layered foreground and middle-distance landscape, distant sky, deliberate asymmetry, rich detail hierarchy, coarse brush edges and visible handmade marks. Do not produce multiple variants. MOOD "Vintage travel" means earthy ochre, terracotta and deep teal opaque gouache, weathered paper texture, expressive ink and dry brush. MOOD "Bright pop" means bright coral, turquoise and sunshine yellow, bold opaque paint masses and playful sweeping rough strokes. MOOD "Watercolor" means luminous blue/violet watercolor washes, granulation, softened distant edges and visible dry-brush accents. Empty MOOD defaults to "Vintage travel". Mood changes paint and color, not the single-poster purpose or layout. No other lettering, subtitle, traveler name, slogan, numbers, dates, signs, logos, signatures, watermarks, real brands, recognizable products, copyrighted characters or people. Use an original composition rather than copying a reference poster. If incidental objects are needed, design them as fictional unbranded objects. Never imitate a named artist. Inspect city spelling, requested landscape, mood and edge-to-edge composition; deliver only the finished poster. [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
Keep a place you visited as a finished travel art print. This card combines a large city title with a richly layered landscape and expressive brush marks. Enter your city, a view you remember, and a mood, then paste the completed prompt into an image AI once to create one poster. No photograph is required. The default format is portrait 3:4; the listing cover uses portrait 2:3.
There are three required fields: City, Landscape and Mood. City is the exact title to print, so keep your preferred spelling and writing system. Landscape can be a specific view such as a volcanic hill and black coastal rocks. An empty city defaults to Seoul; an empty landscape selects one well-known view of that city. Mood offers Vintage travel with earthy opaque paint, Bright pop with vivid color masses, or Watercolor with flowing washes. Leaving it empty uses Vintage travel. All choices retain the same single-poster layout with a large city name and full-bleed scenery.
The examples show Jeju in Bright pop, Busan in Watercolor and Gyeongju in Vintage travel. Each was generated separately from the cover. Enlarge the result and compare every letter of the city title with your input. If a letter is wrong, quote the correct spelling and request a corrected generation. If the scene is crowded, reduce Landscape to one or two elements. This is expressive travel artwork rather than a precise map or a photograph restoration. It adds no dates, prices, shop signs or personal names. Haru can use a poster as a personal travel journal cover or a keepsake.