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Local Promotion Generator — text to image generator for square, wide and portrait pictures — Generated result
Local Promotion Generator — text to image generator for square, wide and portrait pictures — Reference
Local Promotion Generator workflow

Local Promotion Generator

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A promotion is a set of facts wrapped in a picture — dates, terms, a price, a location — and only the picture can safely be generated. This direction produces the seasonal or promotional visual with room for those details, which you then add from your own verified information rather than trusting an image model with the part customers will hold you to.

  • Prepared Local Promotion Generator prompt
  • Square, landscape, portrait, and wide formats
  • Visible editable instructions and a full result review

For precise wording, write: Include the exact text "Your headline" and "Your message". Up to 3 short phrases appear in caption panels above and below the picture.

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Making a promotion visual you can reuse after the offer ends

A promotion image carries the mood; the deal itself belongs in a separate text layer. Describe the occasion concretely in the prompt: back-to-school week, the first cold weekend, a street fair, the shop's anniversary. Name the props that signal it, such as paper lanterns, pumpkins on a step or a striped awning, so the image reads as this season without any words on it.

Save a clean master with no text at all. Then put this round's dates, price and terms on a copy, and the same picture can carry next year's offer with new details. If people redeem the deal online or need to see the full terms, make a QR code that opens the offer page and place it where it can be scanned from a printed poster.

Even with a prompt that asks for no lettering, AI sometimes paints sale tags or banners with garbled words; crop them out or generate again. Proofread the final text against your own records: the weekday matches the date, the price matches the till, and the end date is one you will honor.

Before the promotion goes live

  • The master image has no text baked in
  • Dates, weekdays and prices are checked against your records
  • Conditions and exclusions are stated in the text layer
  • No invented sale signs remain in the scene
  • An end date is set so the ad stops with the offer

Local promotion generator: make an offer visual with room for the facts

This local promotion generator draws a visual for a sale, an event or a seasonal offer from a written description, with no photo to upload. A promotion is a picture plus facts, and customers hold you to the facts, so this guide separates the two: the generator makes the mood and, if you ask, sets a few quoted words, while the dates, terms and prices come from you.

Decide what the picture carries and what the offer carries

The picture carries the mood: the season, the setting, the kind of business. The offer carries what a customer can act on: what is included, the dates, the conditions and where to go. Write the offer in a note before you generate, then brief the picture without any of it. The prepared brief in the box already asks you to add only verified offer details after generation.

Set one short line in a caption panel

Write Include the exact text followed by a quoted phrase of up to 80 characters, for example Include the exact text "Grand opening Saturday". The page sets the first phrase in a panel above the picture, puts a second and third in a panel below, and checks that the lettering in the result matches what you typed. Up to 160 characters are allowed in total, and the picture shrinks to make room. To keep the full frame for the picture, set the words yourself afterward.

  1. Write the offer in a note and proof it.
  2. Describe the scene without lettering in the brief.
  3. Add Include the exact text and up to three quoted phrases.
  4. Generate and read the lettering against your note.
  5. Download the PNG once the words and the picture are both right.

Make a series for a promotion that runs for weeks

Batch prompts, a Premium option, draws one brief per line, so a four-week promotion can be four pictures in one ZIP: the same scene with a different mood for each week. Name each file with its start date and keep the offer text in a separate note, so that a changed date means editing one line and running again, not reworking the picture.

Retire an expired promotion on purpose

An image outlives its offer. Keep a list of every place a promotion picture was posted or printed, with the end date, and take each one down when the offer ends. When you need a picture for next season, build the scene around a product photo or write a new brief here, and enter the new dates.

Facts to verify before it goes out

  • The start and end dates, including the year.
  • The price, discount or what is included, character by character.
  • The conditions a customer needs to know, such as limits and exclusions.
  • The address, hours and contact details.
  • The place the picture will appear and when it will be taken down.
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Prepared settings

Starting point
No source image required
A route-specific brief is already loaded and remains visible for review or adjustment.
Prepared workflow
Generate from a prepared brief
Local Promotion Generator opens with the Local Promotion Generator direction preselected, so there is no need to find the operation manually.
Output shape
1:1
The recommended composition is selected automatically and can be changed before processing.
Review rule
Review the complete generated result before use
Generated imagery can vary; the final result stays under the user's approval before download.

Best-fit uses

  • Seasonal promotions for a shop or venue
  • Event and opening announcements needing a visual
  • Recurring weekly offers with a consistent look

Frequently asked questions

Why not generate the offer text in the image?
Because customers hold you to what a promotion says. Generated text is unreliable, and a wrong price, date or term in a published promotion misleads customers rather than just looking untidy. Set those in a design tool from your own verified details, then proof them.
What terms does a promotion need to show?
That depends on your jurisdiction and the offer, but usually the essentials: what is included, the dates, and any significant conditions. Rules on promotions vary by market — check what applies to you rather than assuming small print elsewhere will cover it.
Can I reuse a promotion visual next season?
The visual, yes, if the dates and terms live in a separate text layer rather than baked into the image. Structuring it that way from the start is what makes a promotion reusable — and what stops an expired offer running by accident.
Should the promotion image show the product or the mood?
For a discount on a specific item, show the item — clarity helps. For a seasonal or event promotion where the offer is broader, mood does more work. Match the image to what the customer is actually being asked to act on.
How do I put a sale date on a generated promotion image?
Either write Include the exact text and a quoted phrase such as "Sale ends June 30" in the brief, or download a picture without lettering and place the date with Add Text to Image. The first sets the date in a panel above the picture; the second lets you choose font, color and position.
Is there a limit on how much text a promotion image can carry?
Yes. The exact-text option takes 1 to 3 quoted phrases, up to 80 characters each and 160 in total. A longer line is refused with a message that states the limits. Terms and conditions do not belong in a picture; put them in the post or the page it links to.
Can I make a coupon or a QR code with the local promotion generator?
No. It makes pictures, not coupons, and a QR code drawn inside a generated scene is not a working code. Create the code with QR Generator, place it on the picture in your layout, and test-scan the final file before you print it.
Can I change the words on a promotion image after it is made?
No. The result is a flat PNG, so the lettering cannot be edited as text. Change the quoted phrase in the brief and generate again, or download a picture without lettering and keep the words in a layer you control in Photo Editor.
Can the page make a Diwali, Christmas or end-of-season promotion picture?
Yes, as a picture. Name the occasion and the setting in the brief; the page has no preset for occasions, so the look comes from your words. For a seasonal scene built around a photo of your own product, Seasonal Product Scene Generator is the better start.
What shape should a promotion picture be?
Choose by where it will run: Square 1:1 for a feed post, Portrait 2:3 for a poster or a story, Wide 16:9 for a website banner or a screen. The shapes are ratios, not paper sizes, so a printed poster needs placing in a layout.

What you can do with AI Image Generator

Review the main capabilities before you begin.

  • Turn any text prompt into an original image
  • Generate square, landscape, portrait or wide formats
  • Create multiple image options in a single run
  • Generate an image from a written prompt
  • Make unique visuals for social posts and blogs
  • Download your generated images as PNG

Settings reference

Available controls for AI Image Generator.

Processing modePresets
Process one input, or switch to Premium batch mode to process multiple inputs with shared settings. Available input types depend on the tool.Options: Single promptBatch prompts

Prompt

Describe your imageText input
Type what you want the AI to draw — subject, setting, lighting and style, up to 1000 characters; specific prompts produce noticeably better images than one-word ones.
Prompts · one per lineText input
In Batch prompts mode, enter one image description per line. The selected aspect ratio and images-per-run setting apply to each prompt.

Size

Aspect ratioPresets
Pick the shape of the generated image so it fits where you'll use it — square for avatars, landscape or wide for headers and thumbnails, portrait for stories.Options: Square 1:1Landscape 3:2Portrait 2:3Wide 16:9
Images per runPresets
Choose how many variations one Generate click produces so you can pick the best take; generating 2 or 4 images per run is a Premium feature.Options: 124
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