Description

Ideal for creators making social media graphics, sports themes, and editorial posters. Provide a text theme or an accessible photo with a short English word, color scheme, and purpose. Subjects can include people, pets, or architecture. The skill first verifies the subject and props, then plans a 3:4 dual-panel layout: natural photography in the upper frame, and huge, condensed bold typography organizing the lower frame. Photographic textures are woven into the letters, with parts of the subject extending in front of the text. It pairs warm white paper textures, a primary background color, and subtle motion lines, then uses actual image tools to generate and review each item. Delivers an actual poster image, reproducible title, and verification notes, with full prompts included when needed. Usage: Specify the theme, short word, and aspect ratio; review the subject, props, spelling, and occlusion, then request specific edits by part. Without image tools, the generation remains incomplete, and prompts are not passed off as finished images. Four example displays show fictional AI cases generated locally following the final skill workflow on November 12, 2026: tennis PLAY, golden retriever GO, architecture FORM, and dancer MOVE. These are not real photos, actual architectural records, or client deliverables. All four examples feature photo-text weaving and subject layering, where letter masks partially obscure bodies or structures, with variations in local poses and textures, and differing crops for the two tennis panels. They are not lossless photo edits. The avatar reference was separately generated from the golden retriever case, and the square render includes a Chinese title rather than serving as a fifth independent case. GPT is recommended for text planning, while image generation or editing tools available in the current environment are required for final image output. Locally uses the built-in image_gen without a returned model ID, and does not claim integration with Image2. Uploaded photo editing and YouMind execution have not been formally tested, so exact identity, product structure, text, or cross-panel consistency are not guaranteed. PSD or vector source files are not delivered. The 299 credits cover the skill installation fee only and exclude platform model and third-party service fees.