Use this poster generator to turn a text description into a poster concept with composition, typography, mood, and visual hierarchy for events, launches, or campaigns.
Original music events, nightlife promotions, and performance concepts.
A minimalist jazz festival poster. Large headline: "BLUE NOTE SESSIONS". Subheading: "Summer 2026". Bold Swiss typography, deep navy and amber palette, strong visual hierarchy, clean negative space, no artist logos.
Do not treat generated artist identity, logos, or event lettering as final or licensed material.
Vertical campaign concepts, story placements, and mobile promotions.
Vertical promotional poster for an original skincare serum concept. Headline: "NIGHT DEW". Callout: "NEW FORMULA". Glass bottle on pale stone, soft botanical shadows, premium product lighting, clear offer hierarchy, no logos.
Verify all product geometry and rebuild the real SKU name, offer, claims, and legal copy before commercial use.
Model: Ideogram 4.0 Balanced60 credits per successful resultCanvas: 9:16Style: product
Create original poster concepts from a text brief for events, launches, campaigns, and social announcements.
Direct composition, headline space, color palette, visual hierarchy, and poster-friendly canvas ratios.
Start from reusable poster directions and open Studio with the model, style, ratio, and prompt already selected.
What this does not guarantee
Generated text and small lettering can be misspelled, distorted, or incomplete; rebuild final copy in a layout tool.
This is a concept-generation workflow, not a press-ready print preflight service for bleed, trim, CMYK, DPI, or printer specifications.
This prompt-only page does not preserve or edit a specific uploaded poster, brand asset, person, or product reference.
Review before publishing
Proofread and replace every headline, date, price, URL, legal line, and other text before publishing.
Check logos, third-party marks, people, products, and copyrighted elements for accuracy and usage rights.
Confirm final dimensions, crop, bleed, color, and export requirements in the destination design or print workflow.
Run this workflow
Use the defaults as a starting point, then choose the model and settings that fit the actual image task.
Input
Prompt only
Default model
Ideogram 4.0 Balanced
Canvas
2:3
Default style
editorial
Credits
60 / successful result
Best for
Event posters
Product launches
Social announcements
Campaign concept boards
Execution flow
01
Describe the poster purpose, audience, visual subject, hierarchy, color palette, and style; put required title, subtitle, or date copy in quotation marks.
02
Start with the vertical 2:3 canvas or choose another supported web, social, or concept ratio.
03
Generate variations, choose the strongest visual, and rebuild final text in a layout tool.
Task guidance
Build a poster brief the model can follow
Separate the visual concept from final typesetting: define the job, hierarchy, palette, text zones, and destination before generating.
Lead with the poster job
State whether the poster is for an event, launch, promotion, announcement, or campaign, then describe the audience and main visual subject.
Quote required poster copy
Put the exact headline, subtitle, date, or event name in quotation marks and state their hierarchy. Generated text can still contain spelling or layout errors, so proofread every word.
Design for the destination
Use square or vertical canvases for social placements and a broader composition for general poster concepts; finish exact print dimensions in a layout tool.
reasoning-led generation, precise edits, text, and commercial design images
50 credits
AI poster generator FAQ
Can it generate readable text?
Design-focused models can suggest a useful title treatment, but spelling, small text, and layout may be wrong. Replace and proofread all final copy in a layout tool.
Is this for final print files?
This tool focuses on poster concepts and web-ready exports. For print production, review size, bleed, and color requirements before publishing.
What should I include in an AI poster prompt?
Describe the poster job, audience, main subject, visual hierarchy, composition, color palette, style, and canvas. Put required titles, dates, and event names in quotation marks, then proofread or rebuild important copy before publishing.
Can I edit an existing poster on this page?
No. This page starts from a text prompt. Use the AI Image Editor when you need to revise an uploaded poster or reference image.
Which canvas should I use?
Start with 2:3 for a vertical poster, use 1:1 for square social concepts, or 9:16 for mobile placements. Set exact print dimensions later in your layout workflow.
Ready to run this workflow?
Open the studio with the prompt, model, style, and aspect ratio already filled in.