Picsha Posters: their vacation photo, as a vintage travel poster

The ads are everywhere: turn your trip into a retro travel poster. Every one of them ships a tube from a warehouse. Picsha Posters, live today, puts that sale on your counter instead.

A customer uploads one photo, picks one of five illustrated styles — mid-century travel, Belle Époque, national park, Japanese woodblock, Art Deco — and types a title. About a minute later there is a watermarked preview to drag against the original. They pay only if they love it, and the delivered file is pixel-identical to the preview they approved.

The details that matter to a lab:

• The faces stay theirs. Every style locks the composition, the number of people, their poses and clothing, and their likeness. We test on face-forward family photos, not just beaches.
• Standard sheets. Posters are a fixed 2:3, so 12×18, 16×24, 20×30, and 24×36 all fit with no crop, at 4K on the long side.
• The whole product line. Prints, mounting, matting, and framing at your prices, with a live framed preview before they buy — the same checkout Retouch uses.
• No prompt box. Customers choose a style, a title, a palette, and can add a short request. The recipes behind each style are ours to maintain, and you choose which styles your store offers.

Posters is the fifth Picsha storefront, alongside Retouch, Books, Prints, and Cards. Same model as the others: your brand, your address, your prices, free to set up, and Graphx earns only when you sell.

See it at Fernwood Photo & Print, our demo store, or get your storefront.

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