Made for type, not covered in it
A poster image with space for text is hard to find in a stock library. Here the composition is planned around your copy, so the headline has somewhere to live.
An AI print ad visual, ready for type. A campaign image with room for your message.
DFIRST Print campaign visual is an AI tool that creates the artwork for a print ad, poster or billboard. Upload your product, add up to three more, describe the campaign direction and pick a format, and you get one campaign key visual with your products in it and clean space left for the headline.
- Space left for your typography
- No added text or invented logos
- Up to four products in one visual
Works with
A key visual with room for your headline.
No words are drawn into the picture: the space for the headline is left clear on purpose, so your designer sets the type.
How to make a print campaign visual with DFIRST.
Three steps. The first one starts on this page.
- 01
Set the direction
Upload the product, add the rest of the range if it belongs in the picture, and describe the campaign: the world, the light, where the product sits and where the headline will go.
- 02
DFIRST makes the artwork
It creates the campaign image with every product from your photos, follows the composition you asked for and keeps the space clear for typography, without extra text, watermarks or made-up branding.
- 03
Add your words
Download the visual and set the headline in your own layout, or ask for another take. For large print sizes, send it to Image upscale first.
Made for brands. Not a blank prompt box.
Your products, not lookalikes
The visual is built from your product photos, so the bottle, can or box on the poster is the one on the shelf. Look closely at labels, because the picture is newly drawn.
From key visual to every channel
Carry the same image into a banner or a vertical reformat, and give it more pixels with Image upscale before it goes to the printer.
Who uses it.
Brand teams
Key visuals for posters, magazine ads and in-store displays.
Agencies
Campaign key visual routes to present, each with a clear place for the line.
Retail and trade marketing
Window posters, shelf cards and point-of-sale images for a seasonal push.
At a glance.
The facts about Print campaign visual, as it works in DFIRST today.
- Input
- Your product photo, up to 3 more products and a campaign direction
- You get
- One campaign image with clean space for your headline
- Text in the image
- None asked for: you set the typography
- Formats
- 1:1, 16:9 or 9:16
- Before print
- Image upscale for large sizes
- Where it goes
- Your Data Room and the board of a session
Questions people ask.
About Print campaign visual and how it fits the rest of DFIRST.
How do I make an AI print ad visual?
Upload your product photo above, describe the campaign direction and say where the headline should sit. DFIRST creates one print campaign visual with your product in it and clean space for type. Add the headline and logo in your own layout.
Will the AI put text on my poster?
No text is asked for. The tool tells the model to leave space for final typography and to add no extra text, watermarks or invented branding. If stray lettering ever appears in a take, ask for another one.
Can it make a campaign key visual?
Yes. Describe the campaign idea, the setting and the mood, and the result works as a key visual you can carry into banners, social posts and a short film. Keep the same direction text for every format so the campaign stays recognisable.
Which formats can I get?
Square 1:1, wide 16:9 and tall 9:16. A 9:16 image is a good start for a portrait poster or a digital screen; for other proportions, crop it in your layout tool and keep the product clear of the edges.
Is the image big enough for print?
It depends on the size you print. For posters and large formats, send the visual to Image upscale first to get a larger file with crisper detail, then place it in your layout. Check the final size with your printer before you send the file.
Can several products appear together?
Yes. Add up to three more product photos and the visual features every one of them. Describe how they are arranged, for example side by side on a table or one in front of the other.
Next steps. Tools that pick up where this one ends.
Start it here. Finish it in DFIRST.
Your print campaign visual draft waits on this device until your access starts. DFIRST opens to people on the waitlist first.
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