Set a clear hierarchy
Select a detected text layer to tune the font, size, and color. Let the headline lead the way.
Poster
Give your next big thing a poster to match.
Turn an event, exhibition, or launch into a poster with a clear point of view. Explore a visual direction, shape the hierarchy, and get every detail ready to share.
From the brief to the big reveal
Bring the details together, find a visual direction, and refine the poster before it goes out.
Make every detail earn its place
A poster needs impact and clarity. Tune the type, clear the distractions, and prepare the artwork for where it will appear.
Clear the distractions
Brush over an extra mark with Erase. Keep the attention on your poster’s main image.
Fit the display
Use Crop to adjust the frame and aspect ratio. Keep the title and event details in view.
Prepare a sharper image
Use Upscale when your poster needs to appear larger. Review fine lines and texture before saving.
Start with a stronger visual direction
Explore curated Skills for event posters, photographic collages, and art inspired by Han stone reliefs.
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Take the idea beyond the poster
Give your event or campaign a complete set of supporting content.
More AI Image
Carry the visual direction into another format.
Create in other formats
Build the story around your event, launch, or exhibition.
Frequently asked questions
What should I include in my poster brief?
Start with the event or message, the audience, and the exact words you need. Save the date, venue, and visual references to your Board. Describe the mood and the main image, or start with a curated Poster Skill.
Can I change the date or venue later?
Yes. Open Edit text to update the recognized date, venue, or other wording. Review the result to make sure the details are correct and easy to read.
Can I remove an unwanted detail?
Use Erase to brush over the detail you want to remove. Adjust the brush size, undo if needed, and review the result before saving.
Can I prepare the poster for another size?
Use Crop to adjust the frame and aspect ratio. For a larger image, try Upscale, then check the text and fine details at the size you plan to use.
