Event posters
Lead with the event name, then date or venue in the supporting line. Use the brief for atmosphere, performers, location, and visual symbols.
This AI poster generator turns a visual brief and separate headline into one finished raster poster. Choose the type, style, colors, ratio, and resolution; add an optional reference; then preview and download PNG.
Default style, palette, format, and 2K resolution are ready to use.
Text is rendered into a raster PNG, not editable type. Proofread every output before publishing.
Your poster lands here
Set the words separately from the visual brief for a clearer hierarchy.
Selected output / 02
These examples are owned demonstration assets made for this page. Each caption exposes the useful parts of its recipe instead of pretending that a vague two-word prompt produced a considered campaign. Use them as structures: subject and setting in the brief, exact words in the text fields, then one style and one palette.

Brief: a late-night festival across three stages. Bold editorial, Banana Night palette, 2:3, with MIDNIGHT JAZZ as the headline and a short ticket call to action.

Brief: a sculptural home-lighting launch with warm shadows. Minimal art direction, Warm Sunset palette, 3:4, and one compact supporting line.

Brief: a panoramic mountain railway campaign. Vintage print, Forest palette, 4:5 at 1K, with a destination headline and no unnecessary copy.
Format system / 03
A useful poster has one job and a visible reading order. The type control does not merely rename the file: it gives the composition a purpose, while your brief supplies the subject. The headline should survive a glance; the supporting line should answer the next question; the call to action should tell the viewer what to do.
Lead with the event name, then date or venue in the supporting line. Use the brief for atmosphere, performers, location, and visual symbols.
Put the offer in the headline and the deadline in supporting text. Keep prices short and verify every digit after generation.
Describe the object, material, camera angle, and surface. An optional reference image can help preserve recognizable product features.
Name genre, subject, mood, lighting, and implied story. Cinematic art direction works best with a short title and one billing-style line.
Use one clear claim and leave space around it. Minimal or bold editorial directions keep the message ahead of decoration.
Specify destination, season, landmark, and period style. Vintage print works for illustration; cinematic works for photographic drama.
Workflow / 04
Describe the subject, setting, lighting, materials, camera angle, and mood. Do not bury the headline inside this paragraph; it has its own field.
Enter the headline exactly as it should appear. Add one supporting line and call to action only when they earn their space. Shorter text is easier to render and easier to read.
Pick one poster type, art direction, palette, ratio, and resolution. Use 2:3 for a classic vertical poster, 9:16 for stories, 1:1 for square posts, or 16:9 for displays.
Open the result at full size. Proofread dates, prices, contact details, names, and calls to action. Regenerate if a character is wrong; download only after the information is verified.
Output / 05
Choose 1K for drafts and most social posts, 2K for a sharper campaign image, or 4K when the final poster needs more pixels. A 1K run costs 20 credits; 2K and 4K each cost 40 credits. The 4:5 ratio is limited to 1K, so choose 3:4 for a high-resolution portrait alternative.
Downloads are a raster PNG with an opaque background. They do not include editable layers, separate text objects, SVG, PSD, press-color setup, bleed marks, or a promise about physical-print density. If a printer has a production specification, compare the delivered pixel dimensions with that specification before ordering.
Decision guide / 06
These products solve adjacent, not identical, jobs. Banana Pro AI is the direct generative route on this page. Fotor combines AI creation with a broader editing suite. Canva is strongest when a template, element-level editing, brand assets, or team collaboration matters more than generating one flattened composition. Product capabilities change, so the comparison links point to each vendor’s own poster page.
| Question | Banana Pro AI | Fotor | Canva |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core workflow | Generate a finished raster poster from structured text, style, palette, ratio, and an optional reference. | Generate a poster, then continue in Fotor’s broader design editor and template system. | Start with templates and arrange text, graphics, and brand assets in a collaborative editor. |
| Best fit | A fast original composition when you can steer by brief and regenerate. | An AI starting point followed by hands-on editing within a broad creative suite. | Template-led layout, team collaboration, and manual control over individual elements. |
| Output here | 1K, 2K, or 4K raster PNG; 4:5 is available at 1K. | Fotor describes high-resolution downloads and multiple export choices in its editor. | Canva supports common design downloads from its poster editor; availability varies by plan and feature. |
| Editable layers here | No. Text and artwork are baked into one image. | Use Fotor’s editor when you need to continue changing elements. | Use Canva when editable template elements and collaboration are the priority. |
Quality control / 07
Poster typography is image content, not live HTML or a font layer. Separating the headline, supporting line, and call to action gives the generator a clearer hierarchy and asks it not to invent more words, but that is guidance rather than a spelling guarantee. Short, familiar phrases tend to behave better than dense copy, unusual punctuation, long URLs, or several lines of legal text.
Proofread the image itself, not just the form. Check names first, then dates, prices, contact details, ticket links, product claims, and small supporting text. If one character is wrong, shorten the phrase or generate a new variation. For information that must never change, consider adding it later in a conventional design editor.
Rights and responsibility / 08
Your right to use an output depends on your plan and the Terms of Service. You remain responsible for what you upload and request, including photographs, brand marks, celebrity likenesses, copyrighted characters, slogans, and trademarks. An optional reference should be your own work or material you are authorized to use.
Generation does not perform trademark clearance, guarantee originality, or verify a marketing claim. Review important commercial artwork with the people responsible for brand, legal, and production approval. A campaign poster can be visually successful and still be unusable because its offer, spelling, rights, or required disclosure is wrong.
Account system / 09
1K poster
20 credits
Fast draft and common social use.
2K poster
40 credits
Sharper campaign output in supported ratios.
4K poster
40 credits
Highest available resolution in supported ratios.
The button shows the charge before you submit. Every request uses a unique task ID, so reconnecting or refreshing resumes that run rather than spending twice. A failed or canceled task returns its reserved credits. A slow task remains visible in My Creations, even after browser polling pauses.
Direct answers / 10
A signed-in account and credits are required. A 1K poster costs 20 credits; 2K and 4K posters cost 40 credits. The exact amount appears on the button before submission.
The headline, supporting line, and call to action are sent as separate text instructions. This improves control, but generative image text can still contain spelling or spacing mistakes. Always proofread.
The result is a raster PNG. Downloads do not include editable layers, a font file, SVG, PSD, or a layout that can be rearranged on a canvas.
Yes. Upload one permitted JPG, PNG, or WebP as an optional visual reference. You must own it or have permission to use it, and uploaded material is checked before generation.
Use is governed by your plan and our Terms of Service. You remain responsible for names, images, trademarks, and other material you provide, so review the final artwork before a commercial campaign.
A failed or canceled task returns its reserved credits. If the connection drops, the page resumes the same task ID instead of creating a second charge; the run also remains available in My Creations.
Creative system / 11
A poster often begins or ends in another workflow. Build a brand mark, design a video cover, make a source image, or revise an approved composition with the focused tools below.
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