Description
Five layouts, one photo
- Editorial — magazine-cover type. An oversized serif name, the photo on the right, a slim column of data on the left, and a headline written from the birth time itself: "On an early Sunday morning in February."
- Circle — a round crop of the photo, the name below it, a script line and the exact coordinates of the place.
- Stat Blocks — bold condensed capitals and oversized numbers. The weight, the time and the length carry the design.
- Hot Air Balloon — the photo rides inside a drawn balloon, with clouds, rigging and a woven basket. Every line is drawn by the generator, not clip art.
- Actual Size — prints the photo at the true birth length, 1:1. If the board is too small for that, the poster says so instead of pretending.
如何工作
- Upload a photo.Drag to reposition, zoom to crop. It never leaves your device.
- Type in the details — name, date, time, weight, length, place, parents. Metric or imperial.
- Pick a layout.The board size switches to the proportion that layout was designed for.
- Set the board size — 5×7, 8×10, A4, A3, 11×14, square, or any size in millimeters.
- Choose your board color and the ink picks the readable option on its own.
- Export. One PNG at the exact size you set.
Made to print on
Cardstock and photo paper, white and black acrylic, birch and walnut plywood, bamboo, slate, leather, brushed metal. Anything a UV printer takes.
因为背景默认是透明的,所以木材的纹理或黑色亚克力的深度透过设计显示出来,而不是被遮盖。
What you get
A single PNG at the exact board size you set — 150, 300 or 600 DPI. Nothing is stretched or rounded off: an A4 poster comes out 210 × 297 mm.
Details that save you a reprint
- White is real ink.The background is not printed unless you switch it on, so the printer never lays a full white coat over your board.
- The ink follows the board. Dark ink on cream, white ink on black — automatically. Override it by hand and the generator warns you the moment the contrast drops too far to read.
- The moon phase is calculated from the birth date, not picked from a set of icons.
- Every letter is a real outline, so the file opens the same on any machine, with no fonts to install.
Also in there
- Nine typefaces across three slots — the name, the small text, the script line
- A line-art filter that turns the photo into clean outlines
- A design code you can save, reopen later, or send to someone else
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