Image prompt Posters & Typography Customizable
Interlocking Marker Letter Poster Design
Two rows of bold, bright letters lock into each other, each one stretched or squeezed to fit like a puzzle. Black contours keep the colors tight, and small sketched doodles fill the spaces around them.
- Model
- GPT Image 2
- Type
- 4 images
- Aspect ratio
- 9:16
- Shared
- 8 Sep 2026
- Likes on X
- 18
Headline wordHeadline wordFooter text
Image prompt
1,225 characters{ "schema_version": "2.2", "style_version": "1.1", "style_name": "Color Pop Interlocked Marker Type", "style_slug": "color-pop-interlocked-marker-type", "style_summary": "Dense playful hand-drawn megatype: irregular interlocking colored letters, bold black contours, sparse doodles and neutral paper.", "environment_variables": { "ASPECT_RATIO": "9:16 or 16:9", "STYLE_FIDELITY_ANCHORS": "Prioritized style rules", "SOURCE_CONTENT_TO_AVOID": "Source content exclusions", "WORD_ONE": "First word of main heading", "WORD_TWO": "Second word of main heading", "INVITATION": "Small hollow-outline uppercase invitation", "FOOTER": "Small casual handwritten sentence", "BADGE": "Small hand-written oval badge", "PALETTE": "Theme-driven vivid letter colors", "DOODLES": "Small unfilled black line motifs" } } Instructions: Make the two rows of letters interlock. Vary each letter's width and height, extend a few strokes into the neighboring row, and keep every letter readable. Keep the main words filled, the subtitle outlined, and the footer handwritten. Start with a short two-word title. Thick black outlines hold the bright colors together and small doodles fill the gaps.
How to use it
Your version starts with the two words you want as the headline, so swap WORD_ONE and WORD_TWO for your own pair and keep them short. It was shared as a GPT Image 2 prompt, so it is built around that model's handling of text. Keep the palette and the thick black outlines, since those carry the look, and change only the colors if you want a different mood. Works well as a wall print, a gig flyer, or a social post where the text needs to stop the scroll.
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