Xiaohongshu Recipe Poster Generator
Turn dish names and styles into recipe posters
Xiaohongshu Recipe Poster Generator
Turn dish names and styles into recipe posters
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Description
Enter a dish name or cuisine type, choose your preferred art style, and generate a complete recipe vertical image with one click. The poster features a fixed layout: a top title, serving size, and cooking time; dedicated sections for ingredients and seasonings; numbered step-by-step cooking illustrations in the middle; and cooking tips at the bottom. With a consistent layout structure, clear text without garbled characters, and appetizing, realistic food visuals, it is ideal for saving, sharing on Xiaohongshu and WeChat Moments, or using as a cooking reference.
Why we love this skill
Quickly turn dish names and visual styles into ready-to-share RED food posters, perfectly integrating ingredients, seasonings, a six-step tutorial, and cooking tips.
Best for
Best for home cooking, organizing recipes, or creating food tutorial posters that are easy to save and share.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Enter a dish name or cuisine type, and choose an art style such as watercolor illustration, clean and minimalist, dark food photography, or cute cartoon.
Run the Skill
Organizes serving size, cooking time, ingredients, seasonings, steps, and cooking tips for the dish, then lays out the content into a fixed vertical recipe poster structure.
Review your result
Receive a verifiable text recipe preview along with complete poster prompt ready for use by the image generation model.
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Best for: 1. Food, lifestyle, and restaurant-review bloggers on Xiaohongshu, Douyin, WeChat Channels, Bilibili, and YouTube. 2. Text-and-image creators running accounts focused on knowledge sharing and follower growth. 3. Restaurant owners, kitchen teams, and baking and Western cuisine training institutions. 4. Fresh-food e-commerce businesses, community group-buying organizers, market vendors, and butcher and fish shops. 5. Nutritionists, fitness coaches, and home cooking enthusiasts. Just enter an ingredient name—whether it’s a whole chicken or fish, beef, lamb, pork, bok choy, pumpkin, bananas, or mushrooms. The system automatically breaks it down into all its parts, groups them by texture and preparation method, and generates a complete set of visually consistent black-and-gold infographic posters: ① Overview poster: all parts arranged in an exploded-view layout, with gold lines pointing to their names; ② Four detail posters: close-ups of each part + texture and flavor + 4 best preparation methods + 4 suitable dishes + one professional tip. Pure black backgrounds, large white serif headlines, fine gold lines, and a commercial food photography look create a cohesive set with a strong series feel. Custom image ratios are supported, with 3:4 as the default, as well as custom on-image text languages, with Simplified Chinese as the default.
Information
- Version
- v3
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
- Use cases
- Writing & contentImages & designLearning & education
- What you get
- DocumentPrompt
- Visual styles
- MinimalistWatercolorCartoon
