Dual Raster Poster Generator
Turn photos into minimal art posters
Dual Raster Poster Generator
Turn photos into minimal art posters
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Description
Upload one or more photos to independently generate a 3:4 vertical dual-panel poster for each. The top half preserves the original photographic texture in full bleed while keeping identity, facial features, posture, attire, composition, and lighting completely unchanged. The bottom half translates the same photo into a relief-like abstract line-field sculpture made of continuous, parallel, ultra-fine flexible curves. Generous white paper margins and restrained English magazine typography surround the design. The dual-panel structure, 50/50 horizontal split, and the principle of generating each photo independently without stitching remain fixed. Output quantity, low-saturation dominant colors, subject scale, and text can be adjusted as needed. It uses the highest-fidelity reference model by default, generating and self-checking each image one by one for delivery.
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Dancang
Why we love this skill
Transforms each photo into an upper-lower dual poster with realistic photography on top and a fluid raster line sculpture below, delivering a distinct artistic design with generous white space and desaturated tones.
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Information
- Version
- v3
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
