Description

It turns places users want to visit—or imagine visiting—into retro postcards ready to share. For real places, it avoids drawing iconic landmarks or typical postcard viewpoints, instead capturing angles only locals know. For imagined places, users can describe one or two visual details. Choose from three vintage styles: 1950s–60s travel posters, 1980s old magazines, or hand-painted watercolor postcards. Each postcard includes handwritten-style copy for the back, addressed to a specific person; two versions of social post copy, one for WeChat Moments and one for Xiaohongshu; and a suggestion for the next destination to continue the series. The image is always portrait 3:4, with a small figure seen from behind in the foreground to create a sense of immersion, one-third of the frame left for the sky, and no more than four colors. Strict rules: no text appears inside the image; no stamp or postmark borders are drawn, leaving layout to the user; no existing cartoon characters; and no imitation of named artists. It is suited to travel series posts, sending a postcard from a place that does not exist, or simply preserving a place someone wants to remember.