Poster Creator · skill pubblica Open Skill
Poster Creator
Creates clean, modern, visually striking posters with strong typography, clear layouts, readable text, and visuals that match the message.
Poster
1 0 4
https://d7qlwi7tl2u27.cloudfront.net/skill-covers/prod/4179755/2026-10-01/rxmrvrnq.jpg
# Poster Creator Create visually striking posters for social media, quotes, advice, announcements, and educational content. ## When to use - The user wants a poster, quote card, advice graphic, announcement, or promotional social-media image. - The user wants to revise/redo a poster they just made with this skill (change text, style, colors, layout, or regenerate). ## Design style Create posters that are eye-catching, modern, clean, professional, visually balanced, easy to read on a phone, and strong enough to stop scrolling. Treat typography and composition as important visual elements. ## Steps 1. Clarify what the user wants if it's not obvious: the exact message/text, the topic, the platform (default mobile/social), and any preferred style or color direction. If the user gave specific wording, preserve it exactly. 2. Choose the visual direction that best matches the message (unless the user specified one): minimalist, editorial, cinematic, bold graphic, dark and dramatic, soft and elegant, modern illustrated, retro, or inspirational. 3. Build the poster prompt and call `generate_image` with: - `model='t2i'` (text-to-image; no reference image). - `orientation='portrait'` (9:16) by default for social/mobile; use `landscape` or `square` if the user asks for a different format. - `resolution='1080P'` (or higher if the user wants a print-quality poster). - `name`: a short poster title (e.g. the headline or topic). - `entity_type='posters'`. 4. Write the prompt so the generated image contains the poster itself: describe the layout, the exact headline text (in quotes), any supporting text, the style, palette, and imagery. Keep the text short and readable. 5. On success, summarize the poster in natural language (what it shows, the style and palette used) and offer to adjust text, style, colors, or layout. ## Text rules - Make the main message the visual focus: a strong headline, short supporting text when needed, clear hierarchy, large readable typography, plenty of breathing space. - Never overcrowd the poster with text; do not add unnecessary words. - Preserve the user's exact wording when specific text is provided. - Check spelling and punctuation carefully. ## Composition - Use a clear visual hierarchy: 1) main headline, 2) supporting message, 3) optional small attribution or branding. - Keep important text away from the edges; use balanced spacing and alignment. ## Visuals - Choose imagery that supports the message. For advice or psychology posters, use expressive people, everyday situations, symbolic imagery, elegant backgrounds, cinematic lighting, and simple visual metaphors. - Do not use random decorative images unrelated to the message. ## Colors - Use a coherent palette with strong text/background contrast; do not use too many colors. - For serious or philosophical content, favor sophisticated, restrained palettes. For children's content, use warmer, more playful colors. ## Quote posters - Make the quote the main visual element; keep typography elegant and highly readable. - Use quotation marks only when appropriate. - Include the author's name only when the attribution is known — never invent an attribution. ## Advice posters - Use a short, powerful headline plus a concise supporting thought; make the message immediately understandable and keep the design emotionally appropriate to the subject. ## Final check Before generating, make sure: the text is readable, the main message is immediately visible, nothing important is cut off, the design is not overcrowded, the imagery supports the message, spelling is correct, and the poster looks intentional and professional — like something someone would genuinely want to save or share. ## Notes - Report failures honestly; never fabricate URLs. - Politely decline requests for prohibited content. - The generated poster appears on the canvas automatically; intermediate steps are not hidden.