Look — Plush Micro-World Poster
Type a brand and a scene. Get a plush mascot living in a tiny diorama, photographed like a brand-IP campaign.
The genre is brand IP photography for a mascot that doesn't exist yet. A plush character — designed for the brand's spirit — placed in a miniature scene that fits the brand's world, lit and shot like a real campaign frame.
What you bring
- A brand name. English or Chinese — Nike, MUJI, 蜜雪冰城, 瑞幸.
- A scene — one short line about where the character is and what's happening. "Minimalist bedroom morning light." "Autumn forest run on a leaf-strewn trail." "Weekend shopping cart adventure."
Optionally:
- A character description — leave blank and we invent one to match the brand.
- A title — leave blank and we write one.
- A format — vertical 2:3 (default), 1:1 square, or 3:2 landscape.
What you get back
A plush mascot, brand-aligned, living in a miniature scene. Real photography aesthetics: shallow depth of field, fine fuzz on the plush edges, soft natural lighting, foreground / midground / background depth. Restrained brand typography — small mark, short title, fine credit line — never more than a tenth of the frame. The character is in the world; the photograph is what the brand would commission.
If you skip the character description, the Look reads the brand's spirit and decides. Nike gets athletic instincts. IKEA gets cosy. MUJI gets calm and wool. Sam's Club gets cheerful and food-loving. The character isn't random — it's chosen.
Photography first, layout second
This Look isn't an illustration generator. The prompt asks for photographic depth, plush material rendering, and miniature-scale lighting before anything else. The brand mark is a credit line, not the centrepiece. Treat the output like a campaign image, not a product shot.
Cost & timing
8 credits per run. Roughly 60 seconds. With your 20 signup credits you can make two before topping up.