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This is useful when the tag needs to be shown to customers in a real place, shared with a client, printed for a restaurant table, added to a campaign, or used as a QR-ready promotional image.

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Create a poster with a prompt

The designer can describe what kind of poster they want. The text should match the business and the style of the experience. For example, for a restaurant, the designer can ask for a poster that feels premium, modern, cozy, seasonal, casual, luxury, or family-friendly.
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A simple restaurant prompt can be:
The designer can also attach references if they want the poster to follow a specific visual style.
The prompt does not need to be technical. Write what the poster should feel like, what it should show, and what kind of customer it should attract.

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Use the Poster pill

Click the Poster pill to open poster options. In this panel, the designer can decide whether the generated poster should include brand details.
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There are two important options:
  • Brand name and logo: adds the tag brand identity to the generated poster.
  • QR code: adds a scannable QR code that opens the main tag page.
Use Brand name and logo when the poster should clearly belong to the restaurant, store, venue, or client brand. Use QR code when the poster will be printed, displayed on a table, placed near a product, shown at an event, or sent to customers so they can open the tag quickly.

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Review the final poster

After generation, the final poster appears on the right side of the screen.
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The designer should check:
  • The image matches the brand style
  • The text is readable
  • The poster looks good on mobile and desktop
  • The QR code is visible
  • The poster does not include wrong or unwanted details
When the poster looks right, click Save image to save it for the tag.
Always review generated poster text and important details before sending it to a client or printing it. AI-generated visuals can look polished but still include mistakes.