Will the headline be spelled correctly?

The prompt requires your headline to be rendered character for character, and GPT Image 2 handles this well. Generative models can still slip on the occasional glyph, so check the result and re-run with another style if needed.

Does it support non-Latin text?

Yes, including Chinese. Short headlines — under about ten characters — render most reliably.

What size is the output?

A vertical 3:4 poster at 2K, suitable for social posting and large enough for A4 print.

Can I upload my own artwork?

This tool is text-to-image and builds the poster from your headline and style. To edit an existing image, use Change Background or Object Removal instead.

Can I add a subtitle or a date?

Yes — include them in the headline field, e.g. "Spring Launch Event · March 15". The more text you add, the tighter the layout becomes.

Can I use the poster commercially?

The result is yours to use commercially. Check that any brand names or personal names you include are used appropriately.

AI Poster & Cover Maker

Type the headline you want on the poster and choose a layout style. The AI renders that text into the artwork and builds a vertical layout around it.

Headline rendered exactlyEight layout stylesPrint-ready verticalNo design skills needed

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📝Poster headline (required)

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Type a headline and choose a layout style

Poster results

Samples generated by GPT Image 2 with the headline rendered directly into the artwork.

Minimal

Retail promo

Cinematic

Product launch

Food & menu

Travel

What the poster maker does well

Most AI posters come out with mushy text. Here the text comes first.

The headline is rendered, not approximated

Your text is treated as content that must be spelled character for character, rather than a hint to draw something text-like — legible enough to stand as the real headline.

The layout is built around the text

Rather than generating art and squeezing words in afterwards, the composition establishes a hierarchy around the headline, with balanced margins and print-ready framing.