Prompts for posters and advertising
A poster or an ad gets looked at for a couple of seconds: the image needs clear room for the message and logo, and enough contrast to read from afar.
Here you have poster, billboard, bus shelter and banner formats, safe zones for text and call to action, and graphic styles with character.
Recommended codes
/PosterPrintPrint poster layout
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/EventPosterEvent poster
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/BillboardOutdoor billboard format
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/BusStopBus Stop Shelter
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/BannerBanner
Adapts the design to the elongated horizontal format of a banner.
/WebHeroWebsite hero image
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/AdCreativePaid advertising creative
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/TextSafeClear safe area for text
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/CTAZoneClear call-to-action zone
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/HeadlineContrastHigh contrast headline area
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/NegativeSpaceGenerous negative space
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/CenteredHeroCentred hero composition
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/HeroLeftTextRightSubject left with space on right
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/SwissPosterSwiss poster design
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/BauhausBauhaus-inspired style
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/BrutalistDesignBrutalist graphic design
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Ready-to-copy combinations
Paste them as they are into your image tool, or swap the quoted subject for your own.
Poster with a grid and room for dates.
/EventPoster "Jazz festival in a park" /SwissPoster /TextSafe -2:3Billboard that reads from a car.
/Billboard "Supermarket with fresh seasonal fruit" /NegativeSpace /HeadlineContrast -21:9 -no textWebsite header with room for headline and button.
/WebHero "Bright dental clinic with reception" /HeroLeftTextRight /CTAZone -16:9 -no text
Want to tweak them? Open the Builder →
Tips
- Ask for the image without text (-no text) and add the message yourself: AI still struggles with letters.
- /TextSafe and /CTAZone reserve clean areas for your design later.
- Outdoors, less detail and more contrast read better.