Already have a poster? Follow our real date-and-venue editing example.
EVENTS · DIGITAL INVITATIONS
Create a digital flyer
for your event.
Add your event name, date, venue and visual style. Review the brief in the image studio, generate one flyer or poster, and check every word before downloading it for online sharing.
Qwen Image 3 Pro is our text-and-layout recommendation. Review the editable prompt before generating; each generation uses 4 credits.
Digital image output · Portrait 4:5 · Check every word before sharing
MAKE THE MESSAGE READABLE
Three steps from invitation to image
Keep the brief short
Use one event title, one date-and-time line and a venue. Put long agendas, ticket links and accessibility details in the message accompanying your poster.
Generate a clear layout
Open the studio with the brief and portrait ratio already selected. Review the model, prompt and credit cost, then choose Generate. A short headline and generous margins give the text more room.
Proofread at phone size
Check spelling, date, time and address against your source. View the image small enough to resemble a phone feed. If something is wrong, use the result as a reference to request a correction, then check again.
Digital flyers and posters for your next event
Event flyers for social media
Keep the title, date and venue short for a portrait image shared in a social feed or group chat. Put registration links and longer details in the accompanying post.
Workshop and community event posters
Describe a coffee tasting, class or neighborhood gathering. Choose a simple visual theme, then check the time and location against your event details before sharing.
Party and music event flyers
Describe the mood, colors and illustration you want for a party or concert. Keep a long lineup or schedule outside the image so the main invitation stays readable.
A BRIEF YOU CAN ADAPT
One event. One clear invitation.
The coffee-tasting example gives the model a hierarchy rather than a long paragraph to squeeze into the image. For a workshop, change the title, time, venue and illustration direction. Avoid adding text that attendees do not need at a glance.
Check these before sharing
- Does the title match the event name?
- Are the day, date, time and venue accurate?
- Is small text readable on a phone?
- Has the model invented a logo or extra details?
The brief is guidance, not a guarantee of accurate lettering. Corrections are separate generations and use the selected model's credits.
Questions before you create
Can I make a poster with my own event text?
Yes. Add your title, date, time and venue to the brief. The model attempts to place that text into a generated image. Spelling and layout can vary, so manually verify all details before sharing.
Is the result ready for professional printing?
This page is for digital images. It does not provide editable text layers, print-ready PDF, CMYK, bleed settings or guaranteed A3/A4 dimensions. The studio's 4:5 portrait ratio is a shape, not a paper-size specification.
Can I fix a word or change the background?
Use “Use as reference to edit” on a result or saved history image, describe the change, and generate again. The original stays in history. This is image editing, not direct editing of individual text layers; other details may also change.
Which model and how many credits?
This page recommends Qwen Image 3 Pro at 4 credits per generation. You can review or change the model in the studio. See current plans. Generating requires an account and enough credits; preparing the brief does not.
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