When the message is ready but the design is not
Start with the final headline, date, offer, and call to action. CartoMind turns that content into a first draft, so you can judge a real poster instead of arranging an empty canvas.
From brief to poster
Turn your message into a clear poster for print, events, promotions, or social media, then revise it with AI.


A poster has only a few seconds to communicate. The hard part is deciding what to feature, fitting the message to its destination, and keeping important details intact through revisions.
The five second check
Someone seeing the poster for the first time should be able to answer these questions in order:
When the message is ready but the design is not
Start with the final headline, date, offer, and call to action. CartoMind turns that content into a first draft, so you can judge a real poster instead of arranging an empty canvas.
When one campaign appears in several places
State the destination and ratio in your prompt. A storefront poster, social post, and vertical screen need different type sizes, crops, and amounts of detail.
When feedback arrives after the first draft
Select the poster, request one change, and name what should stay the same. You can also add a product photo or style reference when the next version needs a clearer visual target.
Message hierarchy
CartoMind separates the headline, key details, and call to action. Size, grouping, and contrast show viewers what to read first.
Lead with the hook
Keep the headline short. Give it the largest type and strongest contrast on the page.
Group the details
Keep related facts, such as date, venue, price, and deadline, in one visual block instead of scattering them.
Choose the visual style
Choose fonts, colors, and imagery that fit both the audience and where the poster will appear.
Request one change
Select the poster and describe the change you want. List the text, images, colors, or ratio that should stay the same.

Format guide
Decide where the poster will appear before choosing a style. A storefront poster must read from a distance. A social poster needs a tighter crop and larger text for small screens.

Event
Event name
Date, place, action
3:4 or 4:5
Promotion
Offer or benefit
Proof, deadline, action
1:1 or 4:5
Education
Main takeaway
Three to five grouped facts
3:4 or 9:16
Awareness
One memorable statement
Context and next step
4:5 or 3:4
A useful prompt includes the poster type, audience, headline, essential details, call to action, and ratio. Example: Create a 4:5 café promotion for commuters. Headline: Cold Brew 20% Off. Deadline: This week. Action: Shop Now.
Posters Built for Real Business Goals
Start with the action you want viewers to take. For a retail promotion, show the product and offer first. For an event, make the topic, date, format, and signup action easy to find.

Retail promotion
Product launch, weekly offer, store window
Viewers should notice the product and offer first.

Lead generation
Workshop, webinar, LinkedIn campaign
Helps viewers quickly decide whether the event is relevant to them.
From first draft to final
Select a poster, describe what you want changed, and let CartoMind create a new version. Upload reference images when you want it to match a product photo, brand palette, or visual style.
Select the draft
Choose the generated poster you want to improve
CartoMind uses it as the starting image for the next version
Describe one change
Say what to change and what to keep
Ask for one change at a time to keep the rest consistent
Add reference images
Upload a product photo, brand palette, or visual reference
Tell CartoMind what to use from each image
Compare the result
Compare the new version with the original
Keep the better result or request another change
Questions
Turn Your Final Copy Into a Poster
Paste the headline, essential details, audience, and CTA. Generate a first draft, revise it with AI, then export it for print or digital use.