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Describe your event or product and the words your poster should show. The AI handles the layout, imagery and lettering. Start with an idea or use an example below.
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Describe your idea and any words to include. Everything else is ready to go. Review the cost before you generate.
Explore a visual direction, inspect its prompt, then make your own version.
Swiss minimal
GPT Image 2.5 Flare · 2:3 · 2K · 20 credits
Design a 2:3 portrait poster. Subject: An abstract saxophone silhouette in warm amber light, cream paper and black geometric shapes. Style: Swiss minimal. Exact large headline "MIDNIGHT JAZZ". Smaller text "An evening of live music" and "Nov 14 · Lantern Hall". Clear visual hierarchy, generous margins, keep all text away from the edges, no other lettering.
Bold concert
1120 × 1400 · Bold concert
Design a 2:3 portrait poster. Subject: An electric blue circular audio waveform around a glowing red sun, deep navy background. Style: Bold concert. Exact large headline "LIVE WAVE". Smaller text "Saturday · 8 PM" and "The Foundry". Clear visual hierarchy, generous margins, keep all text away from the edges, no other lettering.
Cinematic film
1120 × 1400 · Cinematic film
Design a 2:3 portrait poster. Subject: A crescent moon woven through a strip of film, black and warm ochre paper, cinematic print texture. Style: Cinematic film. Exact large headline "CINEMA UNDER THE STARS". Smaller text "Friday · 7:30 PM" and "Rooftop screening". Clear visual hierarchy, generous margins, keep all text away from the edges, no other lettering.
Hand-drawn illustration
1120 × 1400 · Hand-drawn illustration
Design a 2:3 portrait poster. Subject: Detailed lavender iris flowers and botanical leaves on a deep blue ground, elegant exhibition typography. Style: Hand-drawn illustration. Exact large headline "IN BLOOM". Smaller text "Botanical Art Show" and "June 14–28 · Studio North". Clear visual hierarchy, generous margins, keep all text away from the edges, no other lettering.
Swiss minimal
1120 × 1400 · Swiss minimal
Design a 2:3 portrait poster. Subject: Torn paper collage, oversized geometric shapes, a cobalt sphere, red-orange blocks and black brush strokes. Style: Swiss minimal. Exact large headline "FORM / SHIFT". Smaller text "Design Festival" and "09.21–09.22 · Hall 3". Clear visual hierarchy, generous margins, keep all text away from the edges, no other lettering.
Neon night
560 × 700 · Neon night
Design a 2:3 portrait poster. Subject: A reflective chrome butterfly, neon pink typography, electric yellow light trails on black. Style: Neon night. Exact large headline "NEON BUTTERFLY". Smaller text "All night dance" and "Saturday · 10 PM · Electric Room". Clear visual hierarchy, generous margins, keep all text away from the edges, no other lettering.
Vintage travel
560 × 700 · Vintage travel
Design a 2:3 portrait poster. Subject: A vintage movie projector on a table in a summer meadow beneath a luminous full moon. Style: Vintage travel. Exact large headline "MOONLIGHT MOVIES". Smaller text "Summer screenings" and "Saturday · 8 PM · Park Lawn". Clear visual hierarchy, generous margins, keep all text away from the edges, no other lettering.
Retro screen print
560 × 700 · Retro screen print
Design a 2:3 portrait poster. Subject: A lively market still life of lanterns, noodles, grilled food and bright citrus on a dark background. Style: Retro screen print. Exact large headline "NIGHT MARKET". Smaller text "FOOD + FIRE" and "Friday · 5–10 PM · River Street". Clear visual hierarchy, generous margins, keep all text away from the edges, no other lettering.
Name the subject, scene or offer. Add a reference photo when it helps.
Use a short headline and only the essential supporting details.
The model and size are ready. Change the optional style or advanced settings only if you need to.
Review the cost, generate, check every letter and try variations.
Use Swiss minimal for an art exhibition, cinematic film for a movie poster, or bold concert for a live show. An event poster needs one clear message; a product poster benefits from one dominant subject. Keep the date and venue secondary.
| Visual Maker AI | Template editors | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | A description or your photo; original artwork each time | A library of pre-made layouts |
| Text | Drawn into the image; revise by regenerating | Text layers and font controls |
| Exact brand fonts and logos | Add exact brand marks afterwards | Precise brand controls |
| Unique imagery | Each image is newly generated | Shared layouts and stock assets |
| Export | Download the generated image in its original format | Usually images and document formats |
| Best for | Original artwork and many variations | Precise layouts with lots of text |
| Cost | Credits per image, shown before generation | Varies by app |
Describe your idea and put any exact words in quotes. The model and size are preset; style and advanced settings are optional. Review the credit estimate and generate, then check the lettering and refine your description to make another version.
Yes. The model draws quoted words into the image. Short headlines work best. Check every letter and regenerate if a letter or word is off.
The text is part of the image, rather than a separate text layer. Change your description and regenerate, or add text in your own editor.
Choose 2:3, 3:4, 9:16 or 1:1, at up to 4K on supported models. For print, check the exported pixel dimensions, crop or upscale to your printer’s size and confirm bleed requirements.
The cost depends on the model, resolution and reference images. The generator shows the exact amount before you submit. See Model prices at /models and /docs/credits-and-pricing for the credit rules.
Commercial use is allowed on every plan under the AI Content Use Policy at /ai-content-policy. Use photos you own or have permission to use. Avoid brands, logos, label marks, other artists’ likenesses and people you do not have rights to include.
Yes. Upload a photo you own as an optional reference, and describe how to incorporate it in the final image.
From idea to image
Each image costs credits based on the model and resolution. The generator shows the exact amount before you submit. New accounts get 10 credits to start.
From 6 credits per image with GPT Image 2 at 1K.
