Can I make an AI poster for free with Dreamina?
Yes. Dreamina's AI poster maker offers a way to try poster generation using daily free credits. You can start with a written brief or a reference image, generate a design, and refine selected areas.
Free credits are a generation budget, not a promise of unlimited posters or a finished print file. The cost depends on the model and settings. Reserve some of your balance for correcting text or adjusting the design instead of spending it all on initial variations.
Dreamina is a useful starting point when you need original poster imagery and an editable visual concept. If your immediate requirement is exact typography, a supplied brand font, or a press-ready file, plan a final layout and production check as well.
What should I write in a poster prompt?
Give the design a purpose, a layout, and the exact words it needs. Keep headline, date and call to action separate so the requested hierarchy is clear.
Here is an example brief for a fictional event:
Create a portrait poster for a community night market. Use a deep navy background, warm lantern light and a small illustrated market scene in the lower half. Put the headline “NIGHT MARKET” at the top in large, readable lettering. Below it, add “Saturday, October 17” and “5–9 PM”. Put “Riverside Hall” near the bottom. Leave clear margins and use only these words. Keep the headline visually stronger than the event details.
Open AI Image, enter the prompt and select an available model. Seedream 5.0 Pro supports text-rich designs and regional editing, making it a sensible starting point for a poster with a headline and short supporting copy. Choose the aspect ratio and resolution before generating.
The prompt is a starting example, not a tested output. Proofread every result before using it.
Can AI put readable text inside a poster?
Yes. Seedream 5.0 Pro supports native text generation in 14 languages. That capability does not make every date, name, price or small letter reliable automatically.
Use short, exact wording for the main design. Inspect the downloaded image at full size, especially small print, URLs and punctuation. A plausible-looking line is not enough: compare it character by character with your source copy.
How do I fix text without starting the whole poster again?
When the composition works, keep that version and use Dreamina's photo editor to target the faulty area.
Check surrounding details after a local edit. A regional instruction helps focus the change; it does not guarantee that every other pixel stays identical.
Can I use my own photo or make a movie poster?
Yes. Upload a reference image when the poster needs an existing person, product or location. State what should stay recognizable and what may change, such as the background, lighting or style.
For a cinematic concept, use the AI movie poster generator and describe the genre, subject, mood and title. Use images, likenesses and artwork you have permission to include. Check product details and names against the source after generation.
What size should my poster be for print?
Use the printer's requested dimensions and pixel density. “High resolution” alone does not tell you whether a file is large enough.
Required pixels = print size in inches × requested pixels per inch.
For example, an 8 × 10 inch poster at 300 pixels per inch needs 2,400 × 3,000 pixels before any required bleed. This is a print-size calculation, not a promise that every Dreamina model exports that size. At the same density, a larger print needs more pixels.
Check the actual downloaded dimensions, then confirm bleed, safe margins, file format and color requirements with your printer. For a digital poster, use the destination's aspect ratio and preview the design at its actual display size.
Start with the Dreamina poster maker, solve the composition first, and spend your remaining attempts on the details that determine whether the poster is usable.