AI Social Image
What stalls a post is rarely taste — it's opening another tool and working out the size again
You've written the post; the last step is the picture — and that step often takes longer than the writing. Stock images mean checking licences, templates mean fighting the text, drawing it yourself means time you don't have. Worse, every platform wants a different shape: 3:4 for a vertical note, a wide banner for a newsletter header, square tiles for a grid. This page folds all three into one: describe the post or the topic, and it lays out an image at the size you need, with text and background on their own layers.
The text stays editable afterwards — which matters most here, because copy usually gets one more polish *after* the image is made. Change the words, the colour, the position, and you touch only that layer. The AI step needs a sign-in; laying it out, adding text and exporting by hand do not, and work offline.
Key features
Laid out at the platform's size
Vertical note, newsletter header, square post, grid tile — name the platform. The size is fixed from the start, so nothing gets cropped off at the end.
Text and background are separate layers
Polish the copy and you change only the text layer; the background stays. Or the other way round: keep the words and try a different background underneath.
A consistent set, not one-offs
A single post often needs several images. Ask for the whole set at once and it keeps one palette and one type treatment throughout, zipped at the end.
Your own photo works too
Drop a photo in (anywhere on the page works) and have it lay text and decoration over the top. A picture you actually took usually fits the post better than a generated one.
How to use
- 1 Open the editorThe button below creates a canvas and opens the AI panel. Nothing to prepare beforehand.
- 2 Say the content and the platform"An image for this note: 'Spent the weekend up in the hills', quiet tone, portrait" — the content sets the words, the platform sets the size.
- 3 Adjust until it fitsPolished the copy? Say "use this line instead". Tone off? Say "lighter background". Or adjust it yourself.
- 4 ExportPNG / JPG to publish now, PSD to change it next time. No watermark, no export limit.
FAQ
- Is there any copyright risk in the generated image?
- Exports carry no watermark and we claim no rights over them. One thing to watch: 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. Using your own words and your own photo as the base is the safest route.
- Do I need an account?
- The AI generation step does (quota is managed centrally by TutuAgent; this site sets no limit of its own). Laying it out doesn't: dropping in a photo, adding text, adjusting colour and exporting is a complete path that needs no account, has no limit, and works offline.
- Can a set of images share one style?
- Yes. Say up front how many and on what theme, and it works through them with one palette and one type treatment. You can also make the first one, then say "three more like this, with the text changed to…".
- How do I make grid tiles?
- Make one large square image first, then use the grid-split tool to cut it into 9 — that step runs entirely on your device, with no upload and no sign-in. The numbering matches the order you'll post them in.
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