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AI Anime Postcard Maker · one sentence, one card

AI Anime Postcard Maker — A Card, Not Just a Picture

Anime postcard of Zoro: Zoro asleep under the moon on the Grand Line.Anime postcard of Venti: Venti in the Mondstadt square, dandelions drifting past the margin.Anime postcard of Miyamura: An empty classroom after the bell, classroom 3-B printed under the line.Anime postcard of Shinobu: Shinobu under the wisteria, the card edge just visible.
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Make an anime postcard from Horimiya's school rooftop at sunset, Hori and Miyamura sharing one earphone
Anime postcard of Boa Hancock: Amazon Lily at sunset — the art is drawn, the line is lettered, the card edge is there.
Boa Hancock — Amazon Lily at sunset — the art is drawn, the line is lettered, the card edge is there.
Anime postcard of Luffy: The Thousand Sunny as the storm breaks; one line and one place name, printed.
Luffy — The Thousand Sunny as the storm breaks; one line and one place name, printed.
Anime postcard of Raiden Shogun: Inazuma in the rain — the card is drawn around the character's own face.
Raiden Shogun — Inazuma in the rain — the card is drawn around the character's own face.
Anime postcard of Nahida: Sumeru at dawn; the place name sits under the illustration, not typed over it.
Nahida — Sumeru at dawn; the place name sits under the illustration, not typed over it.
Anime postcard of Zhongli: Liyue's lantern night, caption set in the hand the prompt asked for.
Zhongli — Liyue's lantern night, caption set in the hand the prompt asked for.
Anime postcard of Hori and Miyamura: Katagiri High rooftop at sunset; two references, one card.
Hori and Miyamura — Katagiri High rooftop at sunset; two references, one card.
Anime postcard of Yuki and Tooru: The walk home, a vending machine for light, six words at the bottom.
Yuki and Tooru — The walk home, a vending machine for light, six words at the bottom.
Anime postcard of Tanjiro and Nezuko: Butterfly Mansion in spring, petals falling across the border.
Tanjiro and Nezuko — Butterfly Mansion in spring, petals falling across the border.
Anime postcard of Rengoku: Mount Sagiri at sunrise; the card keeps the world's flat cel shadow.
Rengoku — Mount Sagiri at sunrise; the card keeps the world's flat cel shadow.
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One Piece postcard set

Three real postcards from the page’s own generation run.

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Why the card holds together

A postcard is three things at once — a character, a place and a line — and most tools only make the first. In Studio a character is a material with a cover, a location is a material with its own light, and the card is drawn from both, so the second card of the same pair matches the first. Every card saves as a work with its own URL: send it, print it, or fork the world and keep going.

  • The cast is a material — A character's cover image is the reference for every card, so a face does not change between the rooftop and the street at night.
  • The place keeps its weather — A location holds its own light and layout: Inazuma stays wet, Liyue stays lit by lanterns, card after card.
  • The card is a work, not a download — Each postcard gets a URL you can send, print at 6×4, or drop into a story.

Questions before you send one

What do I actually get — a picture or a card?

One finished postcard image: the scene drawn, a cream border with a gold rule, a handwritten line, and the place name set under it. Not a raw character portrait you still have to lay out.

Can I choose the line on the card?

Yes. Say it in your sentence — "write: see you in spring" — and it goes in the margin. Leave it out and the agent picks a six-word line that fits the scene.

Which worlds can I make a card from?

Any world in Studio: an existing anime world such as Genshin Impact, One Piece, Horimiya or Demon Slayer, or your own cast. The card is drawn from the world's materials, so the faces stay the ones already in it.

Will the character look like the one I mean?

If the character is a material in the world, its cover image is used as the reference. If not, attach a photo or a character sheet and the prompt tells the agent to match it. These are fan works, not official art.

What size is the card, and can I print it?

One 3:2 landscape image, the shape of a 148×105 mm postcard. Export a high-resolution copy and it prints at 6×4 inches with the border intact.

Can I put my own photo in it?

Yes — attach a place or a person, describe the moment, and the card is drawn around that reference with the border and caption added on top.

Will the lettering be spelled correctly?

Short lines come out clean because there are few letters to get wrong. Read the caption before you keep the card; if a letter slips, ask for the same card with the line rewritten and keep the good one.

Do I need a prompt or a skill?

No. One sentence is the input. The button opens a new world with the prompt already written for you.

Send the first one tonight.

A rooftop at sunset is enough to start.

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