Wanted Poster Thumbnail Generator
Old West wanted-poster thumbnails — sepia paper, distressed serif type, a single mugshot, and the dollar-amount bounty that signals 'this person did something interesting.
What you get with Wanted Poster
The wanted poster is one of the most recognizable visual templates in Western culture: aged sepia paper texture, distressed slab serif headlines ('WANTED' top, '$X,XXX REWARD' bottom), a single mugshot-style portrait in the center, sometimes barbed wire or shotgun shells as decoration.
- Sepia paper texture + distressed serif type baked in
- Built-in WANTED, DEAD OR ALIVE, and bounty slots
- Mugshot-style portrait composition enforced
- Works with reference photo for character likeness
- Outputs at 1280×720 by default
- Multiple variants per batch

What makes this style work
The portrait must be straight-on like a mugshot, not three-quarter or dramatic. Wanted posters are arrest-record art — angles break the read.
Use a dollar amount that feels period-correct. $10,000 in 1885 = a fortune; $50 = trivial. Get the number wrong and the joke falls flat.
Distressed serif type is non-negotiable. Clean modern serifs read as 'rustic graphic design,' not 'real wanted poster.'
Sepia, not full color and not black-and-white. Sepia is the period signal that locks the format in time.
Skip extra decorations unless they're period-authentic (revolver silhouette, sheriff star, barbed wire). Modern flourishes break the antique read.
Frequently asked questions
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Will the bounty number be readable?
Should I use real historical names?
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