The easy way to make a poster: write it in Bangla, download the picture
Say in Bangla what the poster is for, what it says and where it goes; it is made in real Bengali fonts and you download it as a picture. From your phone, free.
- Make me an Eid offer poster: "Eid offer: 15% off every panjabi, until the 25th of Ramadan". Noor Fashion, Chawkbazar at the bottom. Square for a Facebook post, green and gold.
- Make a poster for our mosque's tafsir mahfil, A4 for printing. Friday after Asr, Baitul Aman Jame Masjid, Savar. "Tafsirul Quran Mahfil" at the top and "organised by the local people" at the bottom.
- A poster for my shop: "The new winter collection is here". Tasnim Boutique, Sector 7, Uttara. Tall, for Facebook and Instagram stories.
If I ask the AI to "make me a poster", will the Bengali come out right?
It will, if you tell it three things: what the poster is for, the exact words on it, and where it will go. The words are not drawn as a picture; they are set in a real Bengali font, so no conjunct letter breaks. At the end, one press downloads the poster to your phone as a PNG. No app to install: it all runs in the phone browser, free.
Three steps to a poster, on your phone
- Write the three things: What the poster is for, the exact words, and where it will go. Type the prices, dates and phone number yourself.
- Look, then change it in Bangla: When the poster appears, say in the chat what to change, one thing at a time: "make the name bigger", "make the discount yellow".
- Download the picture: Press the download button and the poster lands on your phone as a PNG. Post it on Facebook, send it on WhatsApp or take it to a print shop.
AI pictures break Bengali letters; this poster will not
Anyone who has asked an AI picture maker for Bengali text has seen it: from a distance it looks like Bangla, up close the letters are broken, the headstroke is cut and the conjuncts are tangled. Picture models cannot write Bengali, and a poster with your shop name misspelled does more harm than good.
Here your words are not drawn; they are set in a real Bengali font, the way a book is printed. Every letter and conjunct comes out whole, and the spelling stays exactly as you typed it.
Before you say "make me a poster", decide three things
- What the poster is for. An Eid offer, new stock, a closing notice, a mahfil or admissions. One poster, one message; put two messages on one poster and neither gets read.
- The exact words. Type the words that will be on the poster yourself, in quotes. Say only "write something about the offer" and the AI writes its own version, not yours. A big headline, one line under it, the address at the bottom: nobody reads more.
- Where it will go. A Facebook post, a story, a page cover, or print. The size follows from this.
Type the prices, dates and phone numbers yourself
The costliest poster mistakes are in the numbers. Never leave the price, the discount, the last day or the phone number to the AI's guess; type them in, and what you do not give, the builder will not invent. Check them letter by letter after downloading: a wrong price that reaches Facebook is the price customers will ask for, and once printed it cannot be taken back.
The right poster size for where it goes
- Facebook post: square. The whole poster shows in the feed, and Facebook does not crop the words away.
- Facebook or Instagram story: tall and upright. The page name sits at the top and the reply box at the bottom, so ask for the important words in the middle.
- Facebook page cover: wide and flat. Phones crop a little off both sides of a cover, so keep the name and the offer in the middle. Everything about covers and wide shapes is on the banner page.
- Printed poster: paper size, upright. Write "A4 for printing" or "A3", and ask the print shop first how large a file they need.
Eid, mahfil or admissions: what each poster needs
Eid posters. Give the last day of the offer and the last day for delivery before Eid. If the shop stays open on Chand Raat, say so in large type; that is the news customers look for in Eid week. Green and gold sit easily with Eid.
Mahfil and jalsa posters. Type the speakers' names with their titles (Maulana, Mufti, Hafez) exactly, and read the spelling again after downloading; a misspelt name is the first thing anyone notices. Add the date with the weekday, the time (after Asr, after Maghrib), the place and the organiser.
Birthday posters. The name, which birthday it is and a one-line wish. For a photo, give it to the builder and say where it goes; the words sit beside or below it, set in a font.
Admission posters. Which class or course, the last day to enrol, when classes start, and the address. If you show the fee, type the figure yourself. For a detailed sheet to hand out door to door, see the leaflet page.
Halkhata and Pohela Boishakh posters. The shop name, the day of the halkhata and one line of invitation, like "sweets are on us". Red and white, or red and yellow: the colours of Boishakh.
Greeting posters. Victory Day, Ekushe February, Puja or the new year. Keep the words to a minimum: the occasion, a one-line greeting, and the shop or organisation name and logo small at the bottom.
What a poster costs
Nothing. You get up to 400,000 free AI Token a day, and making a poster and changing it a few times usually fits inside that. There is no poster app or software to install.
A text-free AI picture behind the words, like an Eid moon or a fabric scene, is free up to 20 a day. For a picture you will print large, switch on HD in the chat for cleaner detail, at 2,500 premium Token each. The words never need HD: they are set in a font.
Questions about making a poster
Do I need to know design to make a poster with AI?
No. Write in Bangla what the poster is for, what it says and where it goes. The AI handles the layout, colours and letter sizes; if you do not like something, say so in Bangla and it changes.
Do I need an app to make a poster on my phone?
No. Writing, building, changing and downloading the PNG all happen in the phone browser. With a poster app you usually hunt for a template and place the words by hand; here you say it in Bangla and the AI does the layout.
Can I make a poster or cover in the chat?
Yes. Give the chat your words and ask it to "make a cover with this text", saying where it will go. The words are set in a real Bengali font and a download button appears. It is free and does not count against the day's pictures.
Can I put my shop logo or my own photo on the poster?
Yes. Give the builder the logo or photo and say where it goes, like "the logo in the top left corner". The words stay in a font beside it, and the downloaded PNG carries everything together.
How do I make a poster for printing?
Say "A4 for printing" when you write. Ask the print shop how large a file they need, and check the downloaded picture's size before handing it over. We do not print; the print shop of your choice does.
Do I need a new poster for every weekly offer?
No. On the same poster, say "change the price" or "change the date" and a new version appears. Keep the colours and style the same, and within weeks people will know whose poster it is before reading the name.
Read more
- The full guide to posters and banners
- AI pictures: what they can do, how many a day
- Social posts and captions
You can also make
- Banner: Banners for a shop, admissions, Eid or an event
- Leaflet: Admission, offer or notice leaflets
- Logo: A shop or brand logo, in three styles
- Landing page: A one-product offer page with an order form