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Travel Bucket List Poster in Flat Vector Style

A vertical grid of flat vector cards, each with a landmark or experience drawn in simple shapes and a one-line caption under it. The soft retro palette and handwritten headline make it read like a printed travel checklist.

Model
GPT Image 2
Type
4 images
Aspect ratio
9:16
Shared
14 May 2026
Likes on X
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DestinationLandmarkAreaRouteNatural wonder

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[DESTINATION]=[New City] Create a premium travel bucket list poster for [DESTINATION]. Aspect ratio: 9:16 vertical layout, poster format, high resolution, print-ready Style: flat vector illustration, clean minimal editorial design, travel bucket list infographic, slightly playful and friendly tone, no realism, no gradients, no textures, flat color fills only, consistent icon style, simple geometric shapes Background: pure white or very light neutral background, no map, no texture Top section: large hand-drawn style headline: “[DESTINATION]” bold, slightly playful handwritten typography, below it a smaller subtitle: “BUCKET LIST” Content layout: strict grid-based layout (2 or 3 columns), multiple evenly spaced content cards, perfect alignment and spacing, no overlap, clean structure Each content card: * one central flat vector illustration (landmark or experience) * short caption below (1 sentence, simple English) * icon and text centered Content generation: include iconic experiences and landmarks of [DESTINATION], such as: landmarks, nature, cities, activities, cultural highlights Examples: Visit [landmark] Explore [area] Drive through [route] See [natural wonder] Typography: Language: English IMPORTANT: * ALL visible text inside the poster must be written in English only. * Use natural, professionally typeset English. * No Korean, Chinese, Japanese, or mixed-language typography. * No broken letters, distorted text, or AI gibberish. Typography mix: * hand-drawn style headline * clean sans-serif for descriptions perfect readability, no distortion, clean editorial typography Color palette: soft, slightly retro colors, limited palette, warm and friendly tones, consistent across all icons Illustration style: minimal geometric shapes, rounded edges, flat colors, subtle retro travel poster vibe Detail enhancement: perfect spacing and alignment, grid system layout, editorial poster quality, consistent stroke width, icon set consistency Composition rules: balanced vertical flow, clear hierarchy (title → icons → captions), no clutter, no empty imbalance Footer: small subtle text or branding line at bottom Important constraints: no photorealism, no shadows, no gradients, no 3D, no complex textures, no messy layout Overall feeling: clean, playful, inspiring travel bucket list poster, modern illustrated checklist style

How to use it

The destination name is set as a single placeholder at the start, so replace it once and the headline and captions update with it. Keep the flat-color, no-gradient, no-texture rules and the strict grid, since they are what give the poster its clean editorial look. It was shared as a GPT Image 2 prompt, so the 9:16 ratio is set in the text and works best when your tool respects it.

#Poster#Branding#Travel#UI & App Design#City & Street#Infographic

Shared publicly on X on 14 May 2026. All credit for this prompt and its result goes to its creator. Is this yours? Ask for an update or removal.

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Questions about this prompt

Which AI model was this prompt made with?

It was shared as a GPT Image 2 prompt, and the image on this page is the result the creator got with it. Other models can read the same text, but the result will look different.

Can I change the details in this prompt?

Yes. It has 5 parts you can swap: destination, landmark, area, route, natural wonder. Open the prompt studio, fill them in and copy your version; anything you leave empty keeps the original wording.

Who made this prompt?

It was shared publicly on X by @Goodmanprotocol on 14 May 2026. The prompt and its result belong to them, and this page links to the original post.

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