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AI Poster Generator

Describe the poster and the words on it, add your product photo if you have one, and get a finished ad poster with a headline you can read. Then turn it into a video in one more step.

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Headline and copy on the image
Up to 4 reference images
Vertical, square or wide
From 1 credit a poster

Made with ClipSpeed

Posters, generated

A fictional ClipSpeed product line and local brands, made with GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana Pro. Each card names its model.

What you can create

Posters for every launch

Product launch posters

The product, a big headline and one line of detail.

Drops and sales

Limited-edition drops, weekend deals and price badges.

Restaurant and menu posters

Hero dish, special of the week and the price.

Event flyers

Concerts, meet-ups and launch nights with date and place.

Social ad sizes

Vertical for Stories and Reels, square for the feed, wide for banners.

Poster to video

Use the poster as the first frame and add motion for a video ad.

Why ClipSpeed

Why make posters with AI here

Headlines you can read

GPT Image 2 sets short copy cleanly, so the poster is usable as it comes out.

Your real product

Up to four reference images keep the label, the colours and the shape of what you sell.

Poster to video

Any poster can be the start frame of a video on every video model.

Credits shown before you click

Every generation shows its credit cost for the model, length and quality you picked before you confirm it.

Prompt ideas

Steal a prompt

Tap one to drop it into the generator above, then make it yours.

How it works

From idea to poster

Vertical poster: a black cap on a concrete plinth. Headline: “DROP 01”. Small caption at the bottom.

Describe the poster

The subject, the look, and every word in quotes with its place.

GPT Image 2Nano Banana Pro

9:164:51:116:9

Add your product

Optional: up to four photos of the product or your logo.

Generate and check

Read every word before you publish. Credits are shown before you confirm.

The guide

Writing a prompt for a poster that works

AI ad poster of an energy-drink can bursting through violet ice

Start with the layout, not the style

A poster is a layout before it is a picture. Say what goes where: “product centred”, “huge headline across the top”, “one small line at the bottom”, “a round price badge in the corner”. Then describe the look: the background, the light and one strong colour. The posters on this page were all written this way, and each came out ready to use in one generation.

Put every word in quotes

Write the headline exactly as it should appear, in quotes, and keep it short: two to five words reads best on a phone. Add one supporting line at most. GPT Image 2 is the model to pick for text-heavy posters; Nano Banana Pro is better for photoreal product scenes and goes up to 4K. Always read the finished copy before you publish.

Use your real product

Attach a photo of your product, up to four reference images, and start the prompt with “keep the product, logo and lettering unchanged”. The poster then shows what you actually sell, not a lookalike. Our AI product photo generator covers the photo side in more detail.

Pick the size for where it runs

Vertical 9:16 for Stories, Reels and TikTok; 4:5 or 1:1 for the feed; 16:9 for web banners and YouTube. Make the main version first, then ask for the other sizes with the same wording so the set matches.

From poster to video ad

A finished poster is a strong first frame. Use it on any video model and describe one movement, such as the can rotating slowly or ice cracking around it, for a short video ad. See image to video and our AI ad generator.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Can AI make a poster with readable text?

Yes. Put the exact words in quotes and say where they go. GPT Image 2 sets short headlines cleanly; check every word before you publish.

Can I put my own product on the poster?

Yes. Attach up to four photos and say “keep the product, logo and lettering unchanged”.

Which model should I use for posters?

GPT Image 2 for posters with headlines and badges. Nano Banana Pro for photoreal product scenes and sizes up to 4K.

What sizes can I make?

Vertical, square and wide, including 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 and 16:9.

Can I turn a poster into a video?

Yes. Use it as the first frame on any video model. See image to video.

How much does it cost?

Everything runs on one monthly credits wallet that you also use for clipping: Starter is $19 for 300 credits, Pro $39 for 600 and Ultra $99 for 1,500. A GPT Image 2 poster is 1 to 5 credits depending on quality; Nano Banana Pro is 6 credits at 1K or 2K and 11 at 4K. The generator shows the credits before you confirm, and credits reset each billing cycle. See pricing for the full table.

Can I try ClipSpeed before a plan starts?

New accounts can start with a $1 3-day trial: 30 minutes of clipping on any plan, watermark-free, plus your own AI Influencer. AI Video, AI Images, Morphaze and AI Ads unlock when your plan starts — or skip the trial in the app to unlock them now.

Who owns what I make?

You do. Our Terms say you keep full ownership of anything you upload or generate, and you are responsible for how you use it — including having the rights to any photo or clip you upload. Platforms increasingly ask you to label realistic AI video; our disclosure guide covers YouTube, TikTok and Meta.

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