AI image template

Mental health awareness poster with your approved message.

Put your organization's approved mental health message and support details on a calm, readable poster for a school, workplace or community space.

Mental health awareness poster with your approved message example
Portrait · 9:16 · Square · 1:1
WHAT YOU GET

One generated awareness poster with your approved message as the largest text, imagery drawn from your theme and a separate support panel with the details you supply. Nothing clinical is added. Check the wording and every contact detail against your approved source before display.

Two worked examples

A standard brief and an edge case.

Standard input · Portrait · 9:16

School counseling poster for exam season

Awareness theme
Checking in on each other during exam season
Approved message, exact wording
It's okay to not be okay. Talk to someone you trust.
Organization
Maple Ridge Middle School Counseling Team
Support information (optional)
Counseling office, Room 112 · Monday to Friday, 8 am to 4 pm · walk-ins welcome
Source or approval line (optional)
Message approved by the Maple Ridge wellbeing committee
Boundary input · Square · 1:1

Long workplace message with a detailed support panel and no source line

Awareness theme
Workplace stress and taking real breaks
Approved message, exact wording
Your wellbeing matters more than your inbox. Step away, take a breath, and talk to us if work feels like too much.
Organization
Eastbrook Logistics People and Wellbeing Team
Support information (optional)
Confidential chats with the People team, 3rd floor, or book a time at wellbeing.eastbrook.example
Source or approval line (optional)
Left empty

The longest message the layout should hold, with a web address and no source line. Checks that every word stays verbatim, the support details stay apart from the message, and no crisis number or statistic is added.

Same task, three directions

Pick a direction to start from.

01

Calm open sky

A soft landscape or sky with plenty of open space for the message. Works in hallways, break rooms and waiting areas.

02

Illustrated connection

Two or three simple illustrated figures sharing a quiet moment, drawn without detailed faces so no one feels singled out.

03

Type-led notice

Large, warm lettering on a single color with a clear support box, for when the message itself is the whole point.

What the template keeps

The parts that stay consistent.

01

Message word for word

The approved message is the largest text and is never reworded.

02

A separate support panel

Contact details sit in their own area, easy to find and easy to check.

03

Gentle imagery

Calm, hopeful visuals that avoid distressing or stigmatizing pictures.

How to use it

From details to a result.

  1. 01

    Start from approved wording

    Use a message and support details your organization or a qualified source has already signed off. The poster reproduces them; it does not write them.

  2. 02

    Describe the theme

    The theme sets the imagery and mood, not the text. Keep it to one idea, such as reaching out or rest.

  3. 03

    Add support details

    Office, hours, contact or a web address. Leave the field empty if you have nothing approved to show.

  4. 04

    Check it before it goes up

    Compare every word and number with your approved source, then ask for corrections in the conversation.

Output boundaries

What to check before you use it.

  • The poster reproduces your wording; it does not check whether health information is accurate or current. Use approved wording and sources.
  • AI-rendered text can contain errors, and a wrong digit in a phone number matters. Check every contact detail before display.
  • No crisis lines, statistics or clinical claims are added. If your poster needs them, supply them with a source.
  • Illustrated people are generic and generated. They do not depict your staff or students.
  • It returns a single digital image, not a print-ready file or a campaign set in several sizes.
Questions
Can you suggest mental health poster ideas for our school?

The three directions on this page give you visual ideas, from a calm sky to a type-led notice. The message itself should come from your counseling team or another approved source; the template does not write health messaging.

Can I include a crisis line number?

Yes, if you supply it. Type it in the support field exactly as it should appear and confirm it is the right service for the people who will see the poster. The template never adds a number on its own.

Does this work for other awareness posters?

The layout suits awareness posters that pair one approved message with a support or contact panel, such as stress, loneliness or sleep campaigns. The same rule applies to all of them. You supply the wording and the sources.

Can the poster include a statistic?

Only one you supply, with a source line underneath. If the message makes a claim without a source, Vizify asks you to confirm it before generating.

Is it free to make?

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

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