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built by @arni0x9053 · 2026型紙 · v0.2.0
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Salvage

photography
Salvage example 1
Salvage model comparison 2
Salvage model comparison 3
Salvage model comparison 4
Prompt template
{subject}, in the style of a recovered fragment from a damaged optical disc — a forensic archive scan: the subject reconstructed from coarse halftone radial sector dots and fine horizontal scan-line interlacing, partially corrupted with thin sliced black data-loss scars cutting across asymmetrically and a few rectangular blocks dropped to pure white as missing sectors, faint concentric optical-sector arcs and radial tick marks ghosting behind the forms, {palette}, a single archival muted blue (#2F78A5) recovery tint washing across the most-intact regions while the rest stays black-ink on a cool frosted milk-white ground, crisp registration discipline, matte and restrained with no glow, {composition}, the subject filling the frame edge to edge. Absolutely NO text, NO letters, NO words, NO numbers, NO logos.
Slot recipes
hero — The subject filling the full bleed edge to edge, dense and immersive, halftone sector dots and scan-line interlacing across it, sliced black data-loss scars and a few dropped white sector blocks raking through the strongest forms, concentric optical-sector arcs ghosting behind, archival blue recovery tint on the most-intact regions.
feature — The subject large and centered, filling the frame, reconstructed from halftone sector dots with the archival-blue recovery tint reading as the highlight, a couple of sliced black scars and one or two dropped white sectors for material corruption.
avatar — A tight three-quarter portrait of the subject, face filling the frame, fine scan-line interlacing and halftone dots, thin sliced black scars across the features, a restrained archival-blue recovery tint on the intact half.
empty-state — The subject rendered quietly but still filling the frame, lighter halftone, only one or two faint sliced scars and a single dropped white sector, a barely-there archival-blue recovery tint — recovered but stabilized and calm.
Credits · in the lineage of
  • Forensic archive scan aestheticsTraditiondamaged-media recovery imagery

A generated style is an aggregate of many influences — credit is given to the artists and traditions it draws on, not a claim of authorship.

produced by unrecorded · sourced by unrecorded · images by unrecorded

Do
  • · Apply the treatment to any subject, filling the frame edge to edge.
  • · Build the subject from coarse halftone radial sector dots and fine horizontal scan-line interlacing, like a stabilized contact-sheet thumbnail.
  • · Make corruption material and asymmetric: thin sliced black data-loss scars and a few rectangular blocks dropped to pure white as missing sectors.
  • · Wash one archival muted blue recovery tint across only the most-intact regions; keep the rest black-ink on cool frosted milk-white.
  • · Ghost faint concentric optical-sector arcs and radial tick marks behind the forms, cropped by the frame.
Don't
  • · Render the apparatus (disc, drive, scanner, screen, page, or frame).
  • · Add any text, letters, words, or numbers.
  • · Use neon, glow, bloom, green matrix rain, cyberpunk HUD rings, or saturated rainbow colour.
  • · Let the blue become a saturated background wash; reserve it for recovered, intact regions.
  • · Leave blank margins or empty negative space; the subject fills the frame.
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Apply Salvage to any UI language and swap the palette — the preview takes this style's hero image.

UI language
Palette
Art style · fixed
Salvage
Landing PageAkte · Spectral Graphite Adaptive · Salvage
live preview · recolored + filled
illustration — A close study of the subject filling the frame, crisp halftone sector dots and scan-line interlacing, asymmetric sliced black scars and dropped white sectors, concentric sector arcs and radial ticks ghosting behind, one archival-blue recovery layer.
optical-disc-recoveryhalftone-sectorsscan-line-interlacedata-loss-scarsarchival-blue-tint