Give MiniMax Code one main message, the essential details, and the intended placement. Explore poster layouts and visual directions, then refine the text and dimensions for the final display.
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Sample prompts
Illustrative poster concepts vary their composition, lettering, and materials rather than changing colors on one template.
A rhythmic event poster uses expressive lettering, abstract instruments, and a clear information hierarchy.
Make the message readable first, then develop the visual direction for the place the poster will appear.
Visual Hierarchy
Prioritize the headline, main visual, and essential information. A poster should communicate at a glance before someone reads the smaller details. For events, separate the name, date, venue, and booking action so important details remain easy to find at the viewing distance.
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Art Direction
Compare meaningful typography, composition, and image directions. Use references to describe the mood without copying another designer's artwork or brand identity. Compare type-led, image-led, and illustration-led approaches rather than generating the same composition in different colors.
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Format Review
Review contrast and text at the intended size. Confirm safe areas, image rights, spelling, and print or digital specifications before publishing the final file. Specify the final dimensions and production requirements; check QR codes, small text, and cropping in the actual output.
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A comparison of working approaches, not a measured performance claim. Review the output before using it.
Start with the right inputs and keep a human review before the final handoff.
Provide the main message, audience, display location, dimensions, and confirmed event or product details.
Describe the typography, imagery, palette, and references you want to explore. Identify anything that must not change.
Ask MiniMax Code to develop a concept and refine the hierarchy, copy fit, and balance between image and whitespace.
Check every detail at the intended size and adapt the layout for the actual print or digital placement.
Practical answers about inputs, scope, review, and where the work happens.