The words are the poster. They come out readable.
AI Poster Generator
Describe the event and the words to print, pick a style, and get poster designs with a proper typographic hierarchy — headline, date, venue — on the studio’s text-layout model.
4 credits for 2 designs, shown before you generate. Plans renew monthly until cancelled and can be cancelled online at any time — see pricing details.
See the full prompt
Poster design for a jazz night — “LATE SET · FRIDAY 9PM · THE HARBOUR ROOM”. Swiss international style poster, strict grid, large sans-serif type, one bold geometric shape, two colours. Clear typographic hierarchy, every word spelled exactly as given, print-ready composition with margins, no logos, no watermark.
Opens the image studio on Qwen Image 3.0 with all of this set — press Generate there. 2 credits an image; the total is confirmed before anything is charged.
Start from an event like yours
Each card opens the studio with the words already set in the Swiss style. Replace the text with yours; keep the dots between lines.
a jazz night — “LATE SET · FRIDAY 9PM · THE HARBOUR ROOM”
Open with this ideaFarmers marketa weekend farmers market — “SATURDAY MARKET · 8–1 · TOWN SQUARE”
Open with this ideaFilm cluba community film club — “NOIR NIGHTS · EVERY THURSDAY”
Open with this ideaRun cluba charity 10K — “RUN THE RIVER · 10K · 12 OCTOBER”
Open with this ideaWorkshopa pottery workshop — “MAKE A MUG · BEGINNERS WELCOME”
Open with this ideaQuotea motivational print — “SMALL STEPS, EVERY DAY”
Open with this ideaHow a poster prompt is built
Posters are read from across a room in three passes: the headline, then when, then where. A prompt that just says “a poster for a jazz night” leaves the model to invent all three. The starter makes you supply the words and fixes the order; the style decides the look.
a jazz night — “LATE SET · FRIDAY 9PM · THE HARBOUR ROOM”
Swiss international style poster, strict grid, large sans-serif type, one bold geometric shape, two colours
Clear typographic hierarchy, every word spelled exactly as given, a print-ready composition with margins, no logos, no watermark.
Three steps to a printable design
The words, separated
Headline · date · place, with a dot between each line. The dots tell the model where one line ends.
Style and shape
Pick the look, then 3:4 for print, 9:16 for stories and screens, 4:3 for landscape boards.
Proof and print
Check every character, upscale for a large print, and download from My Creations.
Design notes that make a poster work
One headline, big. The biggest words should be the ones someone walking past needs. The date and venue can be a third of the size.
Short lines. Three lines of text is the sweet spot. Put ticket prices, links and small print into the caption or the event page, not the image.
Keep a series consistent. For a monthly event, reuse the same style and change only the words — the posters will read as a set on a noticeboard. For logos or brand colours, see the AI logo generator.
Settings the starter uses
| Setting | Detail | |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Qwen Image 3.0 | Text-rich, information-dense layouts |
| Shapes | 3:4 · 9:16 · 4:3 | Portrait, Phone, Classic |
| Quality | Fixed | One output size per shape |
| Price | 2 credits an image | 4 for the default 2 |
Rights and labelling
Presets describe fictional events and never include logos or real people; prompts naming public figures are blocked, and artwork you add must be yours to use. Every image is AI-generated and carries a signed C2PA provenance mark saying so, in line with Article 50 of the EU AI Act; anyone can read it on the verification page, and the Content & Safety Policy sets out what may not be created. Plans renew monthly until cancelled and can be cancelled online at any time; the full terms are on pricing details.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a poster with AI?
Write what the poster is for and the words to print — “LATE SET · FRIDAY 9PM · THE HARBOUR ROOM” — tap a style and press Create. The image studio opens on Qwen Image 3.0 in portrait 3:4 with a poster prompt that sets the typographic hierarchy, and renders 2 designs to choose from.
Will the dates and venue be spelled correctly?
Qwen Image 3.0 is the studio's model for text-rich layouts, so a headline plus a date and a venue usually come out readable and correct. The more words you add, the more chances of a slip — keep it to a headline and one or two short lines, and proofread every character before you print.
What sizes can I print?
The starter offers 3:4 portrait, 9:16 for phone screens and stories, and 4:3 landscape. 3:4 crops cleanly to common print formats with a small trim; for a large print, run the chosen design through the image upscaler first so the type edges stay sharp.
Can I use a band's or a brand's logo on the poster?
Only artwork you have the rights to. The presets never include logos or real people, and prompts naming public figures are blocked. If you need your own logo on the poster, add it in the image studio's edit mode from your file, or place it in your layout software afterwards.
Which style should I pick?
Swiss for clean information posters and talks, retro print for markets and gigs, minimal for exhibitions and quotes, bold graphic for sales and announcements, illustrated for family and seasonal events, and photographic when a place or a product is the draw.
How much does a poster cost?
Qwen Image 3.0 is 2 credits an image, so 2 designs are 4 credits. The total is on the Generate button before anything is charged, and failed images are refunded.
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OpenVerify AI content
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