Type what it needs to say — “Saturday club night at The Foundry, doors 9pm, $20 cover”. Pick a look and the sizes you need. The artwork and the lettering are both generated, so what comes back is a complete design, not a template you still have to lay out.


It works like a chat. You describe the job in plain words and the page tells you what it caught before it spends anything.
The headline, the date and time, the venue, the price, a phone number — however you would say it out loud. Every word you give is set exactly as written.
225 styles and 25 sizes. Tick as many sizes as you need and they are all made in one go, each drawn for its own shape rather than cropped down from one picture.
A PNG you can post straight away or send to a printer. Not happy? Say what to change and make another — the whole conversation stays on the page.
Every image below came out of the tool. Nothing here is stock photography or a mockup. A style sets both the scene and the lettering, which is why they look so different from one another.
Tick several and they are all produced together. Each one is drawn at its own shape, so a wide banner is composed as a wide banner instead of a poster with the top and bottom cut off.
Attach a photo and say what it is. That matters — a face and a house need opposite treatment, and telling it which is which is what stops your agent's headshot becoming a stranger.
Headshot or full body — the presenter, agent, DJ, team
Property, venue, shop, gym — becomes the setting
The thing being sold — featured in the design
Placed cleanly, never redrawn or restyled
Placed pixel-exact so it still scans — never redrawn
A logo is placed as-is and never redrawn, restyled or recoloured.
The lettering is generated along with the artwork, and it is very good at it — but it is not typesetting, it is drawing. Read the finished design before you send a batch to a printer, especially an unusual venue name or a phone number. The app says the same thing on every design it makes.
Credits are the only unit. Each finished design costs 200, whatever size or style it is, and every size you tick is its own design. Your plan tops your credits up each month, and you can buy more at any time.
The Free plan's 2,000 credits are yours to try with. You put a card on file to unlock them and nothing is charged until they run out — then the plan you picked begins. One account, one balance.
2,000 credits to start — that is 10 finished designs before you are charged anything.
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