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Choose a photo of the person or subject for your poster. The AI keeps the likeness while restyling the scene.
Turn any photo into a bold cinematic poster that hits instantly with clear story cues and strong visual impact.
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Upload a photo, describe the poster, and export a cinematic design — all inside Cleep.ai.
Choose a photo of the person or subject for your poster. The AI keeps the likeness while restyling the scene.
Write a prompt for the mood, genre, and style — action, horror, sci-fi, or a vintage film look.
A bold, cinematic poster is generated in seconds. Download it, ready to share or print.
A user pastes a logline (or a longer prompt) and optionally adds a reference poster to steer layout, lighting, or era. The tool generates several poster concepts with different compositions and typography-safe negative space for titles.

Studios and indie filmmakers use it to mock up key art directions for pitch decks and early marketing conversations. Agencies use it to explore genre-specific visual language—horror, rom-com, sci‑fi—without committing to a single art direction too early. Content teams also generate social teaser posters and A/B test concepts by swapping taglines, cast emphasis, or color palette while keeping the same core brief.

Before exporting, reviewers can verify the basics: readable focal point, consistent lighting, and enough clean space for title and billing block. If a reference poster was used, the team can confirm whether the output matches the intended composition cues without copying distinctive elements. When faces are included, a quick pass checks for symmetry issues and artifacts so only the strongest frames move forward.

Cleep AI is built for fast iteration from a narrative brief, not just random image generation. The result is a repeatable workflow: one logline, multiple directions, and a clear selection path for the next creative step.

Start with the story hook, then let the tool propose multiple key-art directions you can review with your team. Add a reference image if you need a specific era, palette, or composition cue, and rerun the same brief across different models for a cleaner comparison. Export the top concept and move into typography and final layout with a clear visual target.
