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Movie Poster Maker - Turn a Logline into a Film Poster

A movie poster has to do a lot in one frame: name the film, set the mood, and make someone stop scrolling. The movie style turns a short brief into several cinematic directions so you can choose the composition that fits before you commit to a finished design.

A black, cream, and red independent film poster with a lone figure beneath a red moon. — Movie
Independent film premiere, a lone figure under a red moon, art-house tension.

How to write a movie poster prompt

For a stronger movie-poster brief, include:

A title or working title, plus a short tagline.
The genre and era: noir, indie, sci-fi, 1970s, and so on.
One key scene or image, such as a lone figure under a red moon.
The mood you want people to feel: tension, romance, dread, adventure.
A portrait ratio for one-sheets, or a landscape ratio for screen and social.

Movie poster FAQs

Can I make a movie poster from a short text prompt?

Yes. Start with a title and one scene. The studio turns that into multiple compositions, so you can compare hierarchy, color, and type before refining the prompt.

What aspect ratio should a movie poster use?

Portrait works for classic one-sheets and film-night flyers. The studio lets you choose the ratio before generating, so pick the one that matches where the poster will live.

Can I include the film title and tagline?

Describe the title and tagline in your brief. Review the text carefully, because AI image generation can misspell or change names, dates, and logos.

Try it in the studio

Describe a film night, screening, or short film, and generate several movie-poster directions to compare.

Start a movie brief

Movie Poster Maker - Turn a Logline into a Film Poster

How to write a movie poster prompt

Movie poster FAQs

Try it in the studio

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