City Flavor Poster
Create a vintage city food poster
City Flavor Poster
Create a vintage city food poster
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Description
When a user enters a city or province, first search the web for local landmarks, daytime and nighttime views, tourist attractions, and representative foods. For each category, let the user select the single most recognizable option. Then recommend and confirm related poetic lines and footer credit text. Finally, combine the city landmark, local cuisine, and vintage layout to create a 9:16 portrait city flavor poster. The visual system keeps the series consistent across cities: the food takes up the largest visual area and remains vivid, glossy, and appetizing; city landmarks are layered semi-transparently into the background to tell a story; an oversized calligraphic “Hello, [City Name]” title, dish name, small English text, and red seal create recognizable visual markers. The background uses aged paper, halftone dots, and grain, while the food in the foreground stays clear and bright. You can add your name as the signature.
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Why we love this skill
Unifies landmarks, local food, and vintage layout into an expandable visual series. It verifies real regional elements, confirms each choice, and makes the signature dish the clear star while preserving identity and appetite appeal.
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- Version
- v4
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
