Candidate, cause, or event name
Audience
Core message and proof points
Call to action
Required details (dates, location, disclaimers)
Give Vizify the candidate, cause, or event, your audience, and required message — get a poster brief with hierarchy and a call to action ready to generate.
Your brief and choices open in Vizify for review. Nothing runs until you send it.
Candidate, cause, or event name
Audience
Core message and proof points
Call to action
Required details (dates, location, disclaimers)
Campaign poster concept
Message hierarchy built around the call to action
Generation-ready prompt you can reuse for new variants
Vizify organizes your candidate or cause, message, and audience into a focused campaign poster brief instead of a blank prompt box.
Posters with a real headline or call to action route to a graphic-design and text-rendering model; when that path isn't available Vizify falls back and flags that the wording may need a follow-up pass.
Candidate or cause, core message, proof, event details, and call to action are ordered so the poster can persuade quickly.
The complete brief opens in Vizify, where you can generate, review, revise, and save the work without rebuilding the prompt.
Start with the candidate, cause, or event; your audience; the core message and any proof points; the call to action; and required details such as dates, location, or a disclaimer line. Rough notes are enough — Vizify structures them into a brief.
Vizify routes campaign posters with visible text to a graphic-design and text-rendering model built for legible typography. When that route isn't available it falls back to a general image model and flags that the wording may need a follow-up design pass — always verify required legal text before publishing.
Campaign type sets the tone and context — political, advocacy, student, or event. Format sets the output — print, social, or both — independent of the campaign type.
Poster Maker covers any general-purpose poster, from product launches to real estate. Motivational Poster Maker is built around a single quote or affirmation. This tool is tuned specifically for campaigns that need a candidate, cause, or event name, an audience, and a call to action to vote, sign, attend, or donate.
No. The brief captures your target format and dimension guidance, but the generated poster is a creative image, not a deterministic export — verify the final crop, resolution, and color mode before sending it to print.
Yes. Set the format control to Both, and Vizify carries the same message and hierarchy into guidance for a print layout and a social crop.
No image upload is required here — describe the photo, logo, or brand colors you want reflected in the prompt instead. Vizify works from that description rather than a reference file for this tool.
Yes. Save the brief, prompt, and result in Vizify, then adjust the required details and resend it when you need an updated poster for the same campaign.
It's a generative tool. Vizify builds the hierarchy and composition from your brief and creates the poster through an inspected image model rather than filling a fixed template.
You can prepare the brief here without an account. Sign in to Vizify when you want to generate, save, or reuse the workflow.
Vizify opens with your prompt, selections, and hidden guidance ready for review. Nothing generates until you confirm and send it from there.
State exactly who or what you’re campaigning for, the one message that should read first, your audience, and the call to action — vote, sign, attend, or donate. Include required legal text such as a “paid for by” disclaimer verbatim so it isn’t paraphrased.
Don’t bury the call to action — it should be one of the clearest lines in the brief, not an afterthought. Don’t leave names, dates, or disclaimers approximate; typography routing preserves exact text, but only if you supply it exactly. And don’t assume the first generation is ballot- or print-ready — election and campaign materials often have local formatting rules worth checking separately.
Use the campaign type control to set the tone — political, advocacy, student, or event — and the format control to choose print, social, or both. If you need a general-purpose poster for something outside a campaign message, use Poster Maker; for a poster built around a single motivational quote, use Motivational Poster Maker instead.