AI image template

Café drink poster with your exact price.

Feature one café drink with its exact name and price on a poster for your counter screen or social feed. Add a photo of the real drink if you have one.

Café drink poster with your exact price example
Portrait · 9:16 · Square · 1:1
WHAT YOU GET

One generated poster image built around a single drink, showing its name, your café name and, if you supply it, the price. Check every word and digit against your menu before the poster goes up.

Two worked examples

A standard brief and an edge case.

Standard input · Portrait · 9:16

Iced honey latte on a natural tabletop

Drink name as it appears on your menu
Iced Honey Oat Latte
What the drink looks like (optional)
Tall clear glass with visible layers of oat milk and espresso over ice, a thin drizzle of honey
Price (optional)
$5.25
Café or brand name
Harbor Lane Coffee
Style direction (optional)
Natural oak tabletop by a window in soft morning light, a few coffee beans
Boundary input · Square · 1:1

Long seasonal drink name with two sizes and prices

Drink name as it appears on your menu
Brown Butter Maple Pecan Cold Brew with Cinnamon Cold Foam
What the drink looks like (optional)
Left empty
Price (optional)
Regular $5.75 · Large $6.50
Café or brand name
The Little Copper Kettle Coffee House & Bakery
Style direction (optional)
Left empty

No photo, look or style direction. Checks that a long drink name wraps cleanly, both prices keep their exact digits and order, and no toppings or discount are invented.

Same task, three directions

Pick a direction to start from.

01

Natural tabletop

The drink sits on wood or stone in daylight with one or two real props, for a warm, counter-side feel.

02

Minimal color field

A single flat background color and the drink shown cleanly, for menu screens and feeds where the name must read at a glance.

03

Chalkboard special

A chalk-style board look for a limited or seasonal drink, with the name hand-lettered and the price in a simple tag.

What the template keeps

The parts that stay consistent.

01

One hero drink

A single drink carries the poster, so customers see what is on offer before they read a word.

02

The price you typed

The price appears only as supplied, with no rounding, currency conversion or added discount.

03

A three-line reading order

Drink name, then price, then café name. Nothing else competes for attention.

How to use it

From details to a result.

  1. 01

    Name the drink exactly

    Type the drink name the way it reads on your menu, then describe how it looks or upload a photo of the real drink.

  2. 02

    Add the price, or leave it off

    Write the price with its currency and size label. An empty price field means no price appears on the poster.

  3. 03

    Pick a setting and format

    Choose a natural tabletop or a minimal backdrop, then a tall poster for a menu screen or a square post for your feed.

  4. 04

    Check the numbers before it goes up

    Compare the drink name and every digit with your menu, and ask for a correction in the conversation if anything drifted.

Output boundaries

What to check before you use it.

  • AI-rendered text and digits can come out wrong. Check the drink name, price and café name before the poster is displayed or posted.
  • Without a photo, the drink is a generated concept and may not match the drink you actually serve.
  • This is one digital poster image. It is not a print-ready file, and the exact pixel size of a menu screen is not guaranteed.
  • Logos are not reproduced reliably, so the café name is set as text. Add your official logo afterwards in your own layout if you need it.
  • It does not check allergen, calorie or menu-labeling rules for your area.
Questions
Can I show more than one size and price?

Yes. Type them the way they should read, such as Regular $5.75 · Large $6.50, and keep it to two or three sizes. A longer price list is better as a menu than as a coffee poster.

Should I upload a photo of my actual drink?

Upload one when customers will expect to see exactly what you serve. The result keeps the cup, color and topping as closely as the model allows, but compare it with the real drink before using it.

Can I make matching coffee posters for my whole menu?

Each request makes one poster for one drink. For a matching set, keep the same style direction and format for every drink and generate them one at a time.

Will it add my café logo?

The template writes your café name as text instead of copying a logo, because generated logos drift. Place the official logo afterwards if your poster needs it.

Is it free to try?

Preparing the brief on this page is free. Generating the poster needs sign-in and uses your account's current access and credit rules.

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