About PosterMont
PosterMont turns a text prompt or photo into poster artwork in your browser. Review the result, correct wording with OCR-assisted image editing, reframe it for each channel, and export for print or social use.
Why we built PosterMont
PosterMont is a small, independent product team building at aipostergenerator.ai. The project started with a simple frustration: AI image models can create strong artwork while misspelling the information that makes a poster useful. Dates, venues, prices, names, and titles must be checked. Generated posters remain flat images, so PosterMont detects visible wording with OCR and creates a corrected image when you use Edit Text; local repaint is available for other targeted fixes.
What the product does
Type a prompt or upload a photo and PosterMont creates movie, event, product, academic, and social poster artwork. You can correct wording, repaint one region, reframe the image across print and social ratios, apply a brand kit, and turn a still into motion. Guests receive a limited daily allowance of watermarked, prompt-only images without an account or card; photo uploads, saved history, and additional models require sign-in. The credit cost is shown before a paid run, and failed tasks return their credits.
How we write and test
We publish practical guides about poster design on our blog — sizes, DPI and bleed, color, layout, and AI workflows. Guides are grounded in published standards such as ISO 216 paper sizes and printer DPI requirements, and every article cites its sources. Product claims on this site are tested against the live generator before we write them down. When something falls short — a script the model cannot render, a size we do not support yet — we would rather say so than oversell.
Get in touch
PosterMont is built and supported by the team behind aipostergenerator.ai. The fastest way to reach us is email — we read every message — or X for product updates. If a poster comes out wrong, a credit balance looks off, or you want a feature we have not shipped yet, tell us: the roadmap is driven by what creators actually ask for.