Approved copy stays explicit
Headlines and supporting copy are quoted separately so the model is less likely to merge them with visual instructions.
AI poster generator
Enter the words that must appear, choose the poster's job and visual direction, and turn those decisions into a structured image-generation brief. Generate a usable concept for events, promotions and editorial campaigns without starting from an empty box.
AI-generated copy can still contain spelling, alignment or hierarchy errors, especially at small sizes. Treat the output as a design draft and proofread every visible character before publication.

A restrained editorial direction with a clear focal hierarchy
Editorial concept image created for this page. It illustrates a possible direction, not a guaranteed model output. Review every generated asset before publishing.
AI poster generator
Supply approved copy first. The tool adds layout, hierarchy and production constraints while keeping your requested words separate from the visual direction.
Poster brief
Exact copy, purpose, style and format
4 credits per image
Generated result
Complete the headline and visual choices. Your poster will appear here after generation.
Your generations stay in your account workspace
A strong concept must communicate before it decorates. The workflow keeps message hierarchy, format and review requirements visible from the start.
Headlines and supporting copy are quoted separately so the model is less likely to merge them with visual instructions.
An event poster, product promotion and recruitment graphic need different emphasis. Purpose is included in the generated brief.
Choose square, landscape or portrait before generation instead of cropping an important headline after the fact.
Use generation for the first coherent art direction, then apply the same checks a designer would use before delivery.
Paste only approved headline and supporting copy. Verify names, dates, prices and punctuation before generation.
Select the poster's task, style and format. Add a palette only when it is a real brand or campaign requirement.
Review hierarchy and readability before changing several variables. A single controlled change makes comparison useful.
Inspect every character at full size, confirm contrast and safe margins, then repair or typeset critical copy in a design tool.
These examples demonstrate useful constraints. Replace the message, audience and visual direction instead of copying every adjective.
Create a portrait exhibition poster with the exact headline “Form and Memory,” a restrained editorial grid, warm ivory paper texture and one cobalt focal shape. Leave a clean information zone below the title.
Create a 4:5 launch poster for a compact desk lamp. Use the exact headline “A Better Light for Focus,” a dark premium studio scene and a clear CTA panel without invented reviews or discounts.
Create a friendly workshop poster with the exact title “Make, Mend, Share,” layered paper-cut forms, high text contrast and room for an approved date and venue line.
Good poster prompts reduce ambiguity. They state what must remain exact, what can vary and how the finished asset will be judged.
The workflow supports event, product promotion, editorial and recruitment concepts. It works best when the required message and intended placement are known before generation.
Not always. Quoting exact copy improves instruction clarity, but every character, number and punctuation mark still needs to be checked before the poster is used.
The generator accepts multilingual copy, but accuracy varies by language, font style and text density. Use approved copy in the target language and have a fluent reviewer proofread the result.
Portrait suits printed posters and vertical feeds, square suits compact social placements, and landscape suits banners or presentation screens. Generate for the final placement whenever possible.
Check the service terms, your source material and the rights attached to names, trademarks and campaign claims. Generated output still requires legal and brand review.
The tool shows the current credit cost before generation. One controlled draft is usually more useful than requesting many variations before the message and format are settled.
Start with one message, one audience and one placement. Generate a controlled draft, then proofread and finish the selected direction.