One prompt draws the mascot. A Workflow then poses him four times and cuts each pose out of its background. A Layer Composer arranges the four cut-outs into a sticker sheet. The whole project costs $0.31.
Drag the nodes around, the wires follow.
Swipe sideways to follow the flow.
Every pose uses the first mascot image as its reference, so the fox stays the same fox. The four poses sit inside a Workflow, which keeps the main canvas down to three nodes.
This first image defines the character: a small red fox with amber eyes, a white-tipped tail and a teal knitted scarf, in a soft 3D animated-film style on a plain off-white background. Every later pose refers back to this image, so the mascot stays consistent.
Brand mascot design: Pip, a small friendly red fox with big amber eyes and a fluffy white-tipped tail, wearing a teal knitted hiking scarf, soft 3D animated-film style, full body standing in a three-quarter view, plain off-white background, soft studio light.

Double-click the Pose pack node and its own canvas opens. Four Image nodes each take the mascot as a reference and generate one pose, and Remove Background cuts each result out. From the outside, the Workflow is a single node with four outputs: Wave, Hike, Map and Trophy.
Pip, the fox from the reference, waving hello with one paw and a big smile; same character, same 3D style, full body, plain off-white background. Pip, the fox from the reference, hiking mid-stride with a tiny orange backpack and a wooden walking stick; same character, same 3D style, full body, plain off-white background. Pip, the fox from the reference, sitting cross-legged and reading a folded trail map, curious expression; same character, same 3D style, full body, plain off-white background. Pip, the fox from the reference, jumping with joy and holding up a small golden trophy shaped like a mountain; same character, same 3D style, full body, plain off-white background.




The four cut-out poses go into a Layer Composer on a teal background, two by two, with the name and a line of type underneath. It renders on your machine, so the sheet costs nothing. Double-click it to move the stickers around.

Running a card again goes through your own provider key, at the price shown on the node.