AI Movie Poster Generator
Upload a photo, choose a genre, and add a fictional movie title and tagline. Create a cinematic poster in a vertical format. Sign in to generate and check the selected model and credit cost first.

Upload a photo, choose a genre, and add a fictional movie title and tagline. Create a cinematic poster in a vertical format. Sign in to generate and check the selected model and credit cost first.


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Choose a genre to guide the poster’s mood, lighting and visual style. The selected model interprets your photo and prompt, so results can vary. Action prompts can suggest dramatic poses and energetic lighting; romance can use warm tones and soft backgrounds; thrillers often lean towards cooler colours and shadows; horror can bring darker scenes and stark contrast; sci-fi can add neon hues and futuristic settings; documentary-style prompts can aim for a more natural, understated look.
Warm, contrasting colours, a dramatic pose, action details and a bold title style.
Warm evening light, a soft background, an intimate expression and an elegant title style.
Cool, muted colours, dramatic shadows and a clean, condensed title style.
A very dark background, red accents and a rough, angular title style.
Cyan and magenta lighting, a futuristic setting and a metallic-looking title style.
Natural, muted colours, candid framing and a typewriter-inspired title style.
The result depends on the photo, prompt and selected model. Short titles may be easier to render legibly, but generated text can still differ from what you entered. Dramatic lighting and effects can change facial details, and a group photo may not keep every person distinct. Review the image and any text before sharing, and try adjusting the prompt or model if needed. Check the credit cost before generating again.
A custom poster can be a fun concept for a personal milestone, such as an engagement or birthday, or a visual starting point for an independent film, book or podcast project. You can also explore a poster for a personal brand or client keepsake. These are ideas to try, not guarantees of audience response or commercial results.
Text rendering can vary by model and prompt, so the title may not appear exactly as entered. Short, simple titles may be easier to render clearly. Review the result and try another generation if needed; check the model and credit cost before retrying.
The poster uses generic streaming-inspired design elements rather than Netflix or HBO logos. Avoid adding real platform branding unless you have permission to use it. For commercial projects, check that your final design does not use protected logos or other material without permission.
How closely the result resembles your photo depends on the image, prompt and selected model. A clear, well-lit photo with the face looking towards the camera can give the model more facial detail to work with. Dramatic lighting and stylised effects may change how features look, so review the result before sharing.
Whether you can use a generated poster in paid ads or merchandise depends on your rights to the input photo and the final design, as well as applicable terms and laws. Avoid unlicensed logos or other protected material. For commercial use, review the finished poster carefully and use branding you have permission to use.
Strong shadows and dramatic lighting can change how facial features look in a generated image. If the result differs too much from your photo, try a less extreme genre such as thriller, or use a clear, well-lit reference photo. Results vary by model and prompt.
Output format, aspect ratio and resolution depend on the selected model and its available settings. Check those options before generating. A vertical poster may need cropping to fit other formats, and print suitability depends on the output resolution and intended print size.

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