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ImageEveryday Items to Mini Worlds
Enter “boating through a watermelon canyon” to generate a realistic poster made of flesh-colored mountain ranges, a juice river, and a watermelon-rind boat. This Skill transforms everyday objects such as food, yarn, and paper into miniature worlds you can explore. Simply describe “what object＋what scene,” and it uses the object's real textures to arrange the terrain, lighting, and composition, then generates the image directly. Here are some ways to use it: Boating through a watermelon canyon: the flesh becomes mountains, and the rind becomes a small boat. Camping on yarn-covered snowy mountains: knitted textures form the mountain ranges, with a small campsite set up on the slopes. Hiking through coffee dunes: coffee grounds form the dunes, and coffee beans become giant boulders. Traveling through a book-page canyon: layered pages form the cliffs, while a paper hot-air balloon passes through the valley. You can start by naming just one object, and the Skill will automatically pair it with a scene. You can also upload a reference image and carry over its colors and textures. People, props, titles, and aspect ratios can all be adjusted as needed. By default, each generation produces one 3:4 portrait, text-free poster, suitable for creative visuals, social media covers, themed posters, and brand-visual inspiration. After generation, it checks the materials, composition, and unwanted elements, then makes corrections as needed. An environment that supports image generation is required; actual usage is subject to the platform's rules. The displayed images are AI-generated examples.
ImageUrban Pop Double
Upload a photo of yourself and provide a city, landmark, or building image to create a personalized Urban Pop poster. In a realistic street scene, a giant cartoon double that preserves cues from your hairstyle, glasses, and outfit sits on a rooftop. Bright yellow architectural outlines, bold city lettering, and colorful graffiti give travel and everyday photos a trendier visual expression. Choose from three starting options: a person photo plus a city name; a person photo plus a landmark name; or a person photo plus a building image. Without a city name, you can also create an untitled poster centered on the building you provide. The default format is 3:4 portrait, with options to change the aspect ratio, title, props, and pose. After generation, check the person’s features, the building’s appearance, the sitting support, and the text, then revise any issues. Requires an image generation or editing environment that supports reference images. The person is reinterpreted as a cartoon, and the pose is reconstructed, so photo-level identity consistency is not guaranteed. Display materials feature original AI-generated fictional people and buildings; city examples are AI-generated photography-style street scenes. Availability and usage costs depend on the actual platform.
ImageIP Character Felt Turnaround
Give your favorite character a soft, cozy felt texture with visible wool fibers. Upload a character image or write a one-line character description to create front, 90° side, and back views of the same character. Existing characters can retain their facial features, color palette, clothing, and signature accessories. With no reference image, you can also start from text. You’ll receive: • A complete felt-style front, side, and back character turnaround. • A clear visual description of the character’s appearance for future use. • Reusable generation prompts for further edits and expansions. The process first organizes the character’s traits, then designs the felt material, generates the three views, and checks consistency across angles, clothing, accessories, and distinctive structures. Visible discrepancies are corrected as needed. Details on the back that are not shown in the reference image are completed conservatively and clearly noted. Ideal for original IP characters, picture books and comics, short-form video development, and creators who want to turn a favorite character into a felt-style design. The generated reference sheet can support future image generation, storyboarding, and visual communication within a team. Leave the repeated work of refining material terms, viewpoint terms, and character constraints to this workflow, so you can focus on your character and story.