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Vintage Stamp Postcard

Your photo on top, a hand-carved stamp of the same scene below

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Editorial Magazine Poster

Your photo on top, the same scene as flat editorial artwork below

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Photo Memory Stamp

Your photo down the left, a letterpress memory stamp on archive paper to the right

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Pixel Mosaic Poster

Your photo on top, the same scene rebuilt from shell-like tiles below

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Architectural Sketch Poster

Your photo on top, the same scene redrawn below as a designer's concept sketch

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Torn Paper Collage Poster

Your photo on top, the same scene rebuilt below in hand-torn paper

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Ukiyo-e Woodblock Poster

Your photo on top, the same place cut as an Edo woodblock print below

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Geometric Collage Poster

Your photo on top, the same subject rebuilt below from a few large flat shapes

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Needle Felt Travel Poster

Your photo on top, the same place needle-felted into a miniature below

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Crayon Travel Poster

Your street photo on top, the same street redrawn below in children's crayon

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Embroidery Patch Poster

Your photo on top, the same subject hand-embroidered onto linen below

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Food Illustration Card

Your table photo on top, the same table redrawn below as a printed illustration

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Oil Painting Diorama Poster

Your photo on top, the same scene rebuilt below as a floating impasto miniature

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Storybook Illustration Poster

Your photo on top, the same scene redrawn below as a picture-book illustration

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Watercolor Travel Print

Your photo on top, the same view below as a watercolour travel-journal print

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Calligram Word Art Poster

Your photo on top, the same subject rebuilt entirely out of words below

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Marker Portrait Poster

Your photo on top, the same person repainted below in bold marker

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Chinese Ink Wash Poster

Your photo on top, the same scene distilled below into ink on xuan paper

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Fabric Collage Poster

Your photo rebuilt from cloth scraps, stitched onto linen

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Hand-Drawn Travel Postcard

Your photo redrawn as the front of an old travel postcard

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Japanese Minimal Watercolor Print

Your photo above, a small quiet watercolour of it below

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Colored Pencil Travel Poster

Your photo above, the same view in coloured pencil below

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Couple Diorama Poster

Your couple photo above, the two of you as tiny oil-paint figures below

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Paper Cut Travel Poster

Your travel photo above, the same scene in layered cut paper below

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Plaster Relief Travel Poster

Your travel photo above, the same scene carved into a rough plaster wall below

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Watercolor Journal Poster

Your travel photo above, the same scene as a pen-and-wash journal sketch below

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Torn Paper Reveal Poster

Your photo above, and below it a tear in the paper that opens onto the same scene

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Palette Knife Painting Poster

Your photo above, and below it the same moment sculpted in thick oil paint

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Risograph Print Poster

Your photo above, and below it the same place pared down to one subject in two or three inks

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Doodle Icon Grid Poster

Your photo above, and below it the nine things worth remembering, drawn in crayon

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Watercolor Painting Poster

Your travel photo on top, and the same view painted in soft watercolour underneath

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Mid-Century Illustration Poster

Your photo on top, and the same scene redrawn as a vintage two-colour diagram underneath

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Line Art Travel Poster

Your photo on top, with one line from it running on as pen drawing below

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Particle Dispersion Poster

Your photo above, and below it the same scene breaking into halftone particles under a bold headline

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Miniature Model Poster

Your photo on top, and the same town rebuilt as a hand-sized scale model underneath

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Sketch Traveler Poster

Your trip photo on top, one piece of it drawn on down the page, and a tiny backpacker who meets it

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Mission Badge Poster

Your photo on top, and the same picture stitched into a field-mission patch below

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Ink Stamp Poster

Your photo on top, and the same scene printed as a small worn colour stamp below

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Rubber Stamp Travel Poster

Your photo on top, and the same scene as an inky hand-printed travel stamp poster below

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Concept Map Art Poster

Your photo on top, and what it means drawn out below as a sketched diagram

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Toy Brick Poster

Your photo on top, and the same scene rebuilt as soft building blocks below

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Paper Sculpture Poster

Your photo on top, and the same scene rebuilt from thousands of paper slices below

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Vintage Picture Book Travel Poster

Your travel photo on top, and the same place drawn like an old European storybook below

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Object Study Poster

Your photo on top, and a quiet illustrated study page of the same subject below

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Pop-Up Book Poster

Your travel photo on top, and the same place standing up out of a paper pop-up book below

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Glass Sculpture Poster

Your photo on top, and the same subject recast as a clear glass sculpture below

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Memory Jar Poster

Your travel photo on top, and the same place sealed in a glass jar as a miniature below

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New effects are added regularly. Each one is regression-tested before it ships.

Guides

How it works

1. 1

   Pick an effect

   Browse the samples on each tool page to see exactly what you will get before you spend anything.

2. 2

   Upload your photo

   JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 12 MB. Your photo stays private and is never used to train anything.

3. 3

   Add your own caption

   Most effects let you set the text that appears in the final image, in any language.

4. 4

   Download the result

   You get a high-resolution image, yours to use. 2K is 100 credits, 4K is 200.

Frequently asked questions

How much does one image cost?

100 credits for a 2K image and 200 credits for 4K. Credits start at $5 for 2,000, so a 2K image works out to about $0.25. New accounts get 500 free credits, which is five 2K images.

Do I need an account?

You can browse every tool, see all the samples and copy every prompt without signing in. You only need an account to generate an image, because generation costs credits.

What happens if a generation fails?

Your credits are refunded automatically. You are only charged for images you actually receive.

Can I use the results commercially?

Yes. The images you generate are yours.

Why do you publish the prompts?

Because a good prompt is worth sharing, and because the tool is the convenience, not the secret. Copy any prompt and run it yourself if you prefer.