Rainy Shop Window Poster
A rainy-night shop-window poster style — the scene blurred behind real glass, a strict centred stack of sign lettering in red, green and yellow. Seven fields; the street does the rest.
We made two examples: an arcade behind rain-beaded glass, and a late-night noodle counter under paper lanterns. The pane, the drops and the taped paper stay; the warmth on the far side is a different kind entirely.
The scene glows behind the glass, the silhouettes stay faceless, and the paper stub and sticker sit on the pane. The title lettering can come out as brush or slab from one generation to the next; add a note about the letterform to the title field to fix it.
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Input
Small AI DESIGN · EST 2026
Chip 2026
Title VIBARY
Subtitle SCRUB · PASTE · SHIP
Strip vibary.ai - open all night
Scene a dim arcade of glowing screens looping patterns, two
blurred silhouettes, warm bulbs overhead
On glass FREE PLAY ticket stub, a wedge sticker, tape ghost
Returned 1 poster · 4:5 · the window lit and believable
frame matte green metal window frame, worn at the corners
glass the arcade glowing soft-focus behind: screen light,
bulb string, two silhouettes - a warm diagonal
reflection crossing it, faint dot-screen texture,
blue-green light leak at one edge, rain-mist low
stack AI DESIGN · EST 2026 small in white-edged bold
2026 on a yellow chip with a red keyline
VIBARY huge in signwriter red - thick white outer
stroke, thin red inner line, a breath of relief
SCRUB · PASTE · SHIP on a red bar, white-edged
strip solid green sign band: vibary.ai - open all night in
yellow with red edging
base glossy yellow tile with horizontal seams, rain-washed
details the stub and wedge sticker on the glass, tape ghost
in the corner - the window has been usedYou fill in 7 fields — the braced lines at the top. Everything below them is fixed.
- 1Top small line
- 2Year or number chip
- 3The big title
- 4Subtitle
- 5Bottom strip line
- 6The scene behind the glass
- 7Stuck on the glass
Rainy Shop Window Poster
What this makes
A rainy-night shop-window poster style — the scene blurred behind real glass, a strict centred stack of sign lettering in red, green and yellow. Seven fields; the street does the rest.
The whole template, in one piece. The steps below are the entire workflow.
How to use it
- Copy the whole template with the button above.
- Replace the seven FIELDS lines — the five text levels top to bottom, the scene behind the glass, and what is stuck on it.
- Paste it into any image-capable agent or model, in one message. One run returns the poster at 4:5.
- For the next announcement, change the fields and keep the world — the same window, new news, and the street stays yours.
What you swap
- Top small line
- AI DESIGN · EST 2026
- Year or number chip
- 2026
- The big title
- VIBARY
- Subtitle
- SCRUB · PASTE · SHIP
- Bottom strip line
- vibary.ai — open all night
- The scene behind the glass
- a dim arcade of glowing screens, each looping a different motion pattern, two blurred silhouettes mid-game, a string of warm bulbs overhead
- Stuck on the glass
- one paper ticket stub reading FREE PLAY, a small play-wedge sticker, the ghost of old tape in one corner
Before it runs
- Seven fields of your own content — the style will not invent a title, a year or a scene.
- A scene worth blurring: name three things in it and one light source, and the glass will do the rest.
- A short big title. One to three words survive the outline treatment; a sentence drowns in it.
When to reach for it
When an announcement should feel found on a night street rather than posted online — a tour, a launch, a season, a comeback. The style carries nostalgia and place; your fields carry the news.
What changes
- A finished 4:5 poster built like a real shopfront photographed at night: metal window frame, glass with true reflections, a solid sign strip, a glazed tile base.
- Whatever you describe glows blurred behind the glass — a stage, an arcade, a kitchen — with lens flare, dust and rain-mist doing the realism.
- The lettering is a strict centred stack, five levels with fixed jobs and fixed contrast, so any content drops in and still reads like a hand-lettered sign.
- High-saturation red, green and yellow with an aged fade — the tricolour of street signage, held so it cannot drift pastel or neon.
- Things stuck on the glass are a field of their own — stubs, stickers, tape ghosts — the details that make a window believable.
Pairs with
- 8-Bit Sticker Title CoverAn 8-bit title in white on a dark pixel-grid screen, with three neon sticker tags stuck crooked underneath and a hand-drawn face in the corner. Five fields.
- Black Streetwear Title CoverA street-cool cover style — pure black, film grain, a two-voice title in heavy caps over graffiti script, ring text, orbit lines, a signature. Nine fields; all white, all loud.
- Bold Word & Tag PillsA very heavy word dead centre, a name and a year balanced beneath it, and a row of filled tag pills locked to the title's exact width. Five fields.