Split-Material Photo Poster
Faithful top, unified material below
Split-Material Photo Poster
Faithful top, unified material below
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Description
Upload one photo to create a premium 3:4 top-and-bottom split poster: the top half faithfully preserves the original photo with light color grading, while the bottom half uses semantic compression and visual metaphor to rebuild it as a complete, cohesive miniature bas-relief world in one unified material—such as frosted cookies, wool felt, layered paper cutouts, polymer clay, embroidery, stained glass, or mosaic tiles—or a material of your choice. By default, it outputs a single poster. You can change the material and the whitespace ratio: more whitespace creates a more collectible feel, while less whitespace is more eye-catching. When needed, lock the top half and color palette, replace only the material, and generate a series of “one poster a day” designs. Ideal for transforming ordinary photos into series-based visual content for covers, merchandise, and interior pages.
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Why we love this skill
Transforms one photo into a premium poster with a faithful top half, a material-based memory below, and flexible whitespace and color continuity for collectible series.
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- v4
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
