Describe the poster you need and get a finished design back in minutes. Generate static or animated posters from a text prompt or your own product images, then edit any element before you export.

Type what you want the poster to say and show. The more specific you are about the style, occasion, or product, the closer the first result will be. Upload product photos, a logo, or reference images if you want them included.
Designkit picks the right model for your prompt and generates your poster as a static image or short animation. You get a few style variations to compare, so you're not stuck with the first version.
Adjust the result by chatting with the AI or editing layers directly. Export in JPG, PNG, GIF, or video at high resolution, ready for listings, ads, and print.

Start from a written description or upload your product photo and let the AI build around it. Both text-to-image and image-to-image modes work for product campaigns, seasonal sales, and brand assets, so you can match whatever the project needs.

One prompt can produce several posters in different sizes and styles while keeping your product and brand consistent across all of them. Lock your fonts and color palette so every output reproduces your brand details the same way.

Adjust text, swap an image, or retouch with AI tools like outpainting, upscaling, and background removal. The infinite canvas lets you combine multiple images and replace assets freely, so changing one element never means redoing the whole poster.

Sales events move fast, and your main images and detail-page graphics often need several versions before a launch. Generate posters that fit platform size and background rules, then regenerate variations as the campaign changes, so the creative is ready when the promotion goes live.




















Layout, typography, and spacing are handled for you. You describe the poster and get a clean result back, without learning design software or hiring a designer.

Lock your fonts, colors, and logo so each poster reproduces your brand details accurately. Run a full batch and the whole set still looks like one designer made it.

Skip templates you have to build from scratch. Generate, refine in a few words, and export a print-ready or social-ready file in one short session.
Yes. Layout, typography, and spacing are handled automatically, and you can refine any result by editing layers before exporting, so posters come out clean enough for live listings and ads.
No. You describe what you want in plain text and the layout is handled for you. You only step in if you want to fine-tune the result.
A short text description is enough. You can also upload product photos, a logo, and set brand colors so the poster matches your store's identity.
Posters export as JPG, PNG, GIF, or video in high resolution, ready for commercial use on listings, ads, and store banners.
Yes. You can generate posters sized for online ads, social platforms, and store banners, and reuse the same design across channels.
Yes. A single prompt can produce several posters in different styles and sizes, which makes it easy to scale promotions or run A/B tests.
Yes. Posters are sized and formatted to fit e-commerce stores and marketplaces, so products stand out in listings and campaigns.
Describe your idea and get a finished poster back in minutes. Generate, refine, and export at no cost.
What Sellers and Creators Say About Designkit's AI Poster Generator
Kept up with our whole sale week
We had a week-long promo and needed fresh main images almost every day. I typed in the campaign details and got platform-sized posters back in a few minutes each. What used to eat a full afternoon with a designer now fits between other tasks.
Looks like we have a design team
I run everything solo and could never justify a designer for event and recruitment posters. I locked in our colors and logo once, and now everything I make matches. People assume we have a proper brand team now.
Same look across every platform
My thumbnails, banners, and social posts always looked a little off from each other. Now I set the brand style once and get versions sized for each platform in one go. My channels finally feel like one brand.
Easy to test a few versions fast
For ad testing I need several takes on the same idea. One prompt gives me a handful of style variations, so I can push a few into testing the same day instead of waiting on rounds of design edits.
Posters ready before the event started
I usually scramble to get promo posters done in time. This time I described the event, picked from a few variations, and had everything printed days early. Way less last-minute panic than I'm used to.