Can I use an AI-generated poster commercially?

The artwork is yours to control, exports carry no watermark, and we claim no rights over what you make. One caveat: if your prompt asks it to imitate a specific brand, celebrity or copyrighted work, the output may touch someone else's rights — that judgement sits with you. Your own copy and your own palette are fine to use commercially.

Why does making a poster need a sign-in?

The creation step runs in the cloud (the model doesn't fit in a browser), so an account is needed to track quota, which TutuAgent manages centrally. The editor itself — plus cutout, compression, filters and PSD read/write — needs no account and works offline.

Can I use my own photo as the background?

Yes. Open the editor and drop the image in (anywhere on the page works), then ask the AI to add the title and decoration on top. You can also let it draw a version first and swap one layer for your photo.

What if I don't like the result?

Just say what's wrong. It edits the existing draft instead of starting over — that's the point of layers. You can also undo (Ctrl+Z), or fix it by hand: every tool is there, exactly like ordinary photo editing.

AI Poster Maker

No templates, and no source image needed — describe the event and it draws the poster, in layers

Open the editor and try a sentence

Most "AI poster" tools hand you a flattened picture: wrong colour, typo in the title, date needs changing — your only option is to generate again and hope. TutuEdit works differently: the AI works on your canvas, building the poster out of layers — background, title, subtitle, ornament, date, each its own layer. Afterwards you change whatever layer you like, and you can export a PSD for someone else to carry on with.

It all happens in the browser — no install, and opening the editor needs no account. The AI-creation step does require signing in (quota is managed centrally by TutuAgent); once signed in there is no usage limit and exports carry no watermark.

Key features

You get a layered draft, not a picture

Background, title, subtitle, ornament and date each sit on their own layer. Fix a word, change a colour, nudge a position — you touch that one layer, no regenerating. Export as PSD and keep editing in Photoshop.

Plain words work; no prompt craft needed

"Make a poster for a book club, March 20 at 2 pm, portrait" is enough. It picks the size, palette and typeface; if you don't like it, just say "use a serif for the title, darker background".

You can name the layer you mean

The layers panel labels every layer L1/L2/L3. Say "brighten L2" and it touches only that one — it's the same numbering you and the AI both see.

Common sizes in one go

Instagram story, YouTube thumbnail, square social post, A4 print — just say which. If you want it printed, the finished export goes to TutuPrints in one click.

How to use

1
Open the editor

Press the button below: it creates a blank canvas and opens the AI panel. Nothing to prepare beforehand.
2
Describe the event

Topic, time, place, the mood you want — one sentence. The more specific you are, the closer the first draft lands.
3
Fix the layer you don't like

Say "make the title bigger on L2" or "change the background to off-white". You can also edit by hand with the normal tools and switch back and forth freely.
4
Export

PNG / JPG / WebP to use right away, PSD to keep editing later. No watermark, no export limit.

FAQ

Can I use an AI-generated poster commercially?: The artwork is yours to control, exports carry no watermark, and we claim no rights over what you make. One caveat: if your prompt asks it to imitate a specific brand, celebrity or copyrighted work, the output may touch someone else's rights — that judgement sits with you. Your own copy and your own palette are fine to use commercially.
Why does making a poster need a sign-in?: The creation step runs in the cloud (the model doesn't fit in a browser), so an account is needed to track quota, which TutuAgent manages centrally. The editor itself — plus cutout, compression, filters and PSD read/write — needs no account and works offline.
Can I use my own photo as the background?: Yes. Open the editor and drop the image in (anywhere on the page works), then ask the AI to add the title and decoration on top. You can also let it draw a version first and swap one layer for your photo.
What if I don't like the result?: Just say what's wrong. It edits the existing draft instead of starting over — that's the point of layers. You can also undo (Ctrl+Z), or fix it by hand: every tool is there, exactly like ordinary photo editing.

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Creates a blank canvas and opens the AI panel · creation needs sign-in, everything else doesn't

Open the editor and try a sentence