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.

Do I need an account to make a poster? Does my image get sent out?

No account. The creation step runs in the cloud (the model can't run in a browser) — no sign-in, free credits every day; creating the picture sends only the sentence you wrote, and when the canvas already has content, the assistant takes a thumbnail screenshot to look at it. The editor itself, plus cutout, compression, filters and PSD read/write, runs on your device and works offline (AI cutout downloads a model of about 100MB the first time).

Can I use my own photo as the background?

Yes. In the editor, drag your picture in (it catches the drop anywhere on the page), then have the AI add a title and decoration on top — at that point the assistant takes a thumbnail screenshot and sends it to the cloud so it knows what's in the picture. Or have it draw a version first, then swap one of its layers for your picture.

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.

The whole thing happens in the browser: nothing to install, and no account needed to open the editor. The AI creation step runs in the cloud (it sends only the sentence you wrote) — no sign-in, free credits every day; 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

Click the button below: it creates a blank canvas and opens the AI assistant chat — no material to prepare first.
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.
Do I need an account to make a poster? Does my image get sent out?: No account. The creation step runs in the cloud (the model can't run in a browser) — no sign-in, free credits every day; creating the picture sends only the sentence you wrote, and when the canvas already has content, the assistant takes a thumbnail screenshot to look at it. The editor itself, plus cutout, compression, filters and PSD read/write, runs on your device and works offline (AI cutout downloads a model of about 100MB the first time).
Can I use my own photo as the background?: Yes. In the editor, drag your picture in (it catches the drop anywhere on the page), then have the AI add a title and decoration on top — at that point the assistant takes a thumbnail screenshot and sends it to the cloud so it knows what's in the picture. Or have it draw a version first, then swap one of its layers for your picture.
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.

Try AI Poster Maker now

Creates a blank canvas and opens the AI assistant chat · creation runs in the cloud (prompt only) · everything else runs on your device

Open the editor and try a sentence