How do I make an AI poster for my small business?
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Describe the offer in one sentence (what, the price or deadline, where), pick a look, let an AI tool design a vertical poster with the text on it, and read every word before you post. EZShot makes posters in the chat and can turn a finished poster into a short animated video.
What belongs on a poster
- One offer and one action ("order today, pick up tomorrow"), not five messages.
- Your name or logo, and how to reach you.
- A look that fits the business, from photographic to illustrated: EZShot offers styles such as realistic, anime, pencil sketch, children's book and 3D clay.
Read the text twice
AI image tools can get words wrong. EZShot runs a proofreading step on the text of a poster, but you should still read every word, especially prices, dates and phone numbers, before the poster goes out.
From a poster to a short video
A finished poster can be animated into a short vertical video (the sample below is five seconds), which is the format video feeds favour. A realistic AI picture may need an AI label on the network where you post it; see the labeling guide.
What it costs in EZShot
As of 1 November 2026 the Free plan covers posters, and the paid plans (Basic $19, Plus $39, Pro $59 a month) include credits for posters, videos and more.
Facts and numbers
- 5 s
- The length of the animated poster sample on this page. [1]
- $0
- The EZShot Free plan, which covers posters as of 1 November 2026. [2]
“requires people to label AI-generated content that contains realistic images, audio or video”
See a sample
Try it yourself
EZShot makes the videos and posters for your business and posts them for you. Talk to Yami, tell him about your business, and start with the free plan.
Open EZShotSources
- EZShot's own list of what Yami can do in an edit, and what the app does with AI labels (the code, 1 Nov 2026), EZShot, read on 2026-11-01
- EZShot plans and pricing (the live plan table), EZShot, read on 2026-11-01
- New labels for disclosing AI-generated content, TikTok Newsroom (2023-09-19), read on 2026-11-01