Song-Style Covers-SagaSu
Song-Style Covers-SagaSu
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Generate Song Dynasty-inspired cover images for articles, blogs, and social media, with aspect ratios for multiple platforms and direct delivery as high-quality PNGs. 🆕 **Updated October 2026** • Upgraded to GPT Image 2.5 for direct image generation, with more accurate Chinese title rendering and finer textures for xuan paper, gilded gold, and distant mountains • Removed the intermediate process of writing SVG code, rendering it in a browser, and converting a screenshot to PNG—each generation now produces a finished image directly • Removed the second confirmation step for a “preview / full version”; provide a title and the cover is generated directly • Significantly reduced intermediate steps and generated code, making image generation faster and using fewer credits • Added **Premium Mode**: request more detailed visuals for key art and posters • SVG source files are still available on request, suitable for precise pixel dimensions or consistent series templates ✨ **Core Features** • Follows three core principles of Song Dynasty aesthetics: negative space takes center stage, less is more precise, and artistic conception matters more than form • A celadon blue × gilded gold color system, with gilded gold used only for outlining—not glowing effects • Six motifs: ripples on water, echo walls, mountain ridgelines, brushstrokes and ink marks, architectural eaves, and lunar-phase arcs • Automatically selects motifs based on the mood of the topic, using Southern Song corner composition with 70–80% negative space 📱 **Use Cases** • WeChat Official Account covers and Zhihu/Twitter headers (16:9) • Square images (1:1) and vertical images for Xiaohongshu and Instagram • Personal blog, podcast, and brand campaign covers 🎯 **How to Use** Just provide a title. A subtitle, motif, byline, and platform are optional. You’ll receive a finished cover directly.
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Combines Song-dynasty aesthetics with refined negative space to turn abstract ideas into poetic, distinctly Eastern visuals.
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- v3
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- Usage-based
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- Auto