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Vintage Travel Poster from a Photo

Transform a reference photo into a polished vintage screen-printed travel poster while preserving its recognizable scenery and architecture.

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Prompt

Create a polished vintage travel poster using the attached reference photo.

Destination:
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Visual era:
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Color palette:
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Headline:
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Aspect ratio:
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Preserve the recognizable geography, architecture, and important visual
features of the reference photo.

Transform it into a screen-printed travel-poster style with:

- Bold simplified shapes
- A limited harmonious color palette
- Subtle paper texture
- Strong foreground, middle-ground, and background separation
- Clean, readable headline placement
- Enough negative space to avoid a crowded composition

Do not add landmarks that are not present unless explicitly requested. Do not
add extra people, logos, watermarks, or unreadable decorative text.

Generate one final poster at the requested aspect ratio.

Create your final prompt

Add your context and generate

Fill in the required variables below. Optional variables can be left blank and will remain as placeholders.

The destination featured in the travel poster.
The historical design period or visual style to emulate.
The main colors to use in the poster.
The primary text displayed on the poster.
The required dimensions or orientation of the final image.

Published example

Sample image output

Vintage Travel Poster

A 4:5 vintage screen-printed travel poster based on the reference photo, featuring simplified architectural shapes, a restrained terracotta and teal palette, subtle paper texture, and a clear “Discover Jaipur” headline.

Example context

Example input

Attach a photo of Jaipur and use: destination: Jaipur, India; visual era: 1950s railway travel poster; color palette: terracotta, cream, teal, and muted gold; headline: Discover Jaipur; aspect ratio: 4:5 portrait.
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