A birthday present
An AI wanted poster of your boyfriend or girlfriend in the pirate style, with a bounty that says exactly how much they are worth to you. Frame it or hand it over rolled up with string.
Upload one photo and get yourself on a torn, sun-faded WANTED poster with your own name, crime and reward, ready to print as a gift or a game prop.
Drag the divider. On one side, a selfie on a city sidewalk. On the other, the same woman on an AI wanted poster nailed to saloon boards: WANTED, DEAD OR ALIVE, and a reward big enough to get the whole territory looking.


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The AI wanted poster generator turns an ordinary photo into a finished WANTED poster: your face as the portrait, the paper aged around it, and the headline, name, crime and reward lettered on.
A wanted poster template from a design app gives you a frame and a box to drop a photo into; the photo stays a modern snapshot stuck on old paper. Here the AI wanted poster generator redraws you as part of the poster, as a sepia print, an inked fantasy portrait or a holographic mugshot, so the face and the paper look like they came from the same century.
Every word on the AI wanted poster is in the prompt, so the name, the crime and the reward are yours to change before you generate.
Creative engine
Upload a photo, tap an AI wanted poster style, change the name and the reward, and generate.

Wavy auburn hair, freckles, small gold hoops and a denim jacket on a sunny city street. That one photo is the whole input for two of the AI wanted posters below.
The same face as an old sepia print, a half smirk, nail holes in the corners and a charge sheet that reads horse thievery and cheating at cards.
Want the booking photo instead of the poster? The AI mugshot maker shoots you against the height chart. Making props for a Halloween party? The AI zombie filter turns the same selfie into the thing the posse is hunting.
One park selfie, two very different AI wanted posters. Click through: the beard, the buzz cut and the grin carry into both, while the paper, the costume and the currency change.



Game masters print AI wanted posters for their players' characters and their villains; friends want to be on the same one. Both are a single tap.

The sidewalk selfie redrawn as a hooded rogue with a dagger, inked on a parchment notice by candlelight, a red wax seal at the bottom and a reward in gold pieces. Change the name on this AI wanted poster to your player's character and it is a handout for Thursday's session.
Post my bounty
One selfie of two friends becomes two sepia portraits side by side on one AI wanted poster nailed to a post in a frontier town: The Finn & Luna Gang, wanted for robbing the midnight stagecoach. Each face stays where it was in the photo.
Put us both upThe cat knocked the plant over and looked straight at you. That photo goes in; an AI wanted poster taped to the fridge comes out, same orange stripes and white paws, wanted for crimes against houseplants, reward: three tuna treats.


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No template to fill in, no font to find, no photo to cut out. Three steps to an AI wanted poster:
Any phone photo where the face is not covered. A grin or a smirk makes a better outlaw than a passport stare. Photos of two people and pet photos work the same way.
Pick one of the six AI wanted posters above the prompt box and its full prompt loads. Replace the name in quotes with yours, write the crime you want them to remember, set the reward in dollars, gold pieces, credits or a currency you made up.
Read the lettering once before you share it: if a word came out wrong, run it again with that word in capitals. Then post it, or print it for the party, the game table or the wall.
Gifts, game handouts, party props and pet memes: the AI wanted posters that get printed and kept.
An AI wanted poster of your boyfriend or girlfriend in the pirate style, with a bounty that says exactly how much they are worth to you. Frame it or hand it over rolled up with string.
Your players' characters on the town noticeboard after last session's mistake, or the villain they have been chasing, ready to print and slide across the table.
A Western-themed birthday, a cowboy Halloween costume or a pirate party: a wall of AI wanted posters of every guest, made from their profile pictures.
The dog that ate the homework, the cat that knocked everything off the counter. Wanted posters of pets are their own genre of meme, and an AI wanted poster of yours takes one photo.
Common questions about making an AI wanted poster from a photo on Kavel.
Upload a photo on this page, tap one of the six poster styles, change the name, crime and reward in the prompt, and generate. The AI wanted poster generator draws your face into the poster and letters the words on, and you download the image when it is done.
Yes, the pirate bounty style is made for that: upload their photo, put their name and a bounty in the prompt, and generate. It is a pirate bounty poster in that spirit, not the official one: no franchise logo, no navy emblem and no currency symbol from the show. Plenty of people commission artists for this as a gift; this is the version you can make tonight and print yourself.
Yes. Use the tavern notice for fantasy games and the sci-fi bounty screen for future settings, then write the character's name, the charges and the bounty in your setting's currency. A player's photo works, and so does a portrait of the character if you have one.
Every word on the poster is written in the prompt in quotes. Replace the name, the line under it and the reward with your own before you generate, and keep the instruction to spell every word exactly as written.
Yes. Upload the pet's photo and use the cat-on-the-fridge style, or ask for a dog on a telephone pole. The AI wanted poster keeps the coat colour, markings and face, and the crime is up to you.
A new Kavel account starts with free credits, enough to try it on your own photo, and weekly check-ins add more. After that, credit packs and plans cover more posters.
People who collect bounty posters swear by poster putty instead of tape: double-sided tape tends to let go within a week or two. Put a small piece of washi tape on each corner first and the putty on top, so it does not leave an oily mark on the paper.
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Upload one photo, tap a style, write the name and the bounty, and print the AI wanted poster or send it to the person on it. A new account starts with free credits, and weekly check-ins add more.