AI Poster Maker

Posters live or die on hierarchy, and the AI Poster Maker starts from the headline. Enter the exact words you want on the poster, describe what it is about, choose a graphic style and a format, and the generator lays out a poster where that headline is the dominant, legible element and everything else — image, colour, margins — is built to support it. It serves event organisers, teachers, small venues, student societies, choirs and anyone who needs something striking for a noticeboard or a shop window by tomorrow morning.

The eight styles are recognisable design languages rather than filters. Modern gives a bold central image on a clean grid. Swiss typographic is strict grid, large sans-serif and a single accent colour. Vintage is distressed screen-print texture with classic lettering. Minimal is one symbol and a lot of empty space. Retro-futurist brings 1960s space-age chrome and starbursts, grunge tears paper and splatters ink, Art Deco is gold on black with streamlined figures, and bold graphic is high-contrast colour blocks with oversized type. The theme field is where secondary details go — the date, the venue, the atmosphere — and the generator often works them into the layout as smaller type or imagery, though the headline always wins the hierarchy.

Choose 2:3 for a standard portrait poster, 3:2 for landscape and 1:1 for a square social version — the layout is composed for the format rather than cropped afterwards. Because the headline is rendered as part of the artwork, check the spelling at Pro or Max quality before printing. For a series of gig, class or event posters, keep the style constant and change only the headline and theme; the family will hang together. Reframe can turn the finished portrait poster into a landscape banner or a square social tile without redrawing it, and Image Text Editor swaps a date when the event moves.