Real exampleVintage hill-station postcard of you
You on a faded vintage postcard in front of misty hills, with only the place name printed.
Viral trend
The travel postcard trend puts you on a faded vintage postcard in front of a place you love, with the place name printed in big retro letters. Old print dots, soft colours and a white border make it feel like a card found in a drawer.
Real exampleYou on a faded vintage postcard in front of misty hills, with only the place name printed.
Real exampleA sunny retro postcard of you on a beach, with bold place-name lettering.
Real exampleYou on a classic illustrated postcard in front of a famous fort.
Real exampleA romantic vintage postcard of you and your partner on a boat in a mountain lake.
Real exampleYour family on a warm vintage postcard among golden sand dunes.
Postcards are a charming way to share a trip, or a dream trip, without another plain selfie. The bold place name makes the picture easy to understand at a glance.
Use your own photo or photos of people who have agreed. The building or view will be an artistic version, not an exact picture of the real place, so don't use it as proof of a visit.
The prompts keep only the place name to avoid spelling mistakes. Add a message later in a photo editor if you want one.
Not always. Treat the scene as an illustration in the spirit of the place.
Yes. One prompt is a couple on a mountain lake and one is a family in the desert dunes.