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Use AI to design an event's key visual and a full set of materials

Need good-looking event visuals without a designer? This workflow uses AI to set the style, generate the key visual, then extend it into a complete set of posters, social images, and on-site materials.

  1. 1. Set the visual style

    Describe the event theme, tone, and target audience to AI and ask it to propose three color and style directions, plus usable English image-generation prompts.

    ChatGPT Claude

  2. 2. Generate the key visual (KV)

    Use an image-generation tool to produce the event key visual from the prompts, paying special attention to layouts with text, and pick the one that best sets the tone.

    Ideogram Midjourney

  3. 3. Remove backgrounds and retouch

    Cut out speaker photos or product images and unify the base color so all materials look like one coherent design set.

    Photoroom R Recraft

  4. 4. Apply the template to extend the full material set

    Based on the key visual, quickly extend vertical posters, social posts, stories, and on-site signage in a design tool.

    Canva

FAQ

AI-generated images often have garbled text — what do I do?

Image tools are still unstable with Chinese text, so it's safest to have AI generate only the background and layout, and add the event name, date, and other text in Canva with a real font.

Can visuals made this way be used commercially?

Most tools' paid plans allow commercial use, but terms differ; before using for a public event, confirm the license scope of the plan you're using.

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