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Free Food Poster Maker

A food poster maker turns a dish, a price and an offer into a poster for your window, counter or feed. Tell Deepege what you are promoting, add a photo of the dish or your logo if you like, and get a food poster, then a square post, a story, a flyer and the caption in the same chat. No templates to edit and no design skills needed.

Deepege chat mockup: a dish name, price and start day and a vertical food poster with a pizza and big text

Mockup: one food design as a vertical window poster, a square social post and a vertical story

One special, every place guests look

Guests see your specials on the window, the counter, Instagram, Facebook and stories. Make the poster first, then ask Deepege for a square post, a vertical story and a handout flyer in the same chat, with the same colors, dish and price, so the special looks the same everywhere you share it.

Mockup: a dish photo attached in the chat and a square food post built around the same pizza, with a note to compare

Start from your own dish photo

Attach a photo of the dish and your logo, up to two reference images at a time, and say how each one should be used, for example "keep the food looking like the photo". AI redraws the image, so the dish on the poster can look different from the real plate. Compare it with your photo, and if it does not match, ask for changes or use your own photo.

Mockup: a square taco night post next to a caption and a short menu board line written in the same chat

The poster and the caption together

A poster gets attention; a caption tells people when and where. In the same chat, ask Deepege for an Instagram caption, a short line for your menu board or a delivery app description, written from the same facts. For more caption ideas, use the Instagram caption generator.

How to use

1
Add your dish and offer
Add the dish or deal, the price, the days and times, and your business name, and attach a dish photo or your logo if you have one. Edit the sample prompt above.
2
Pick a version and size
Choose the poster you like, then ask for a square post, a story, a flyer or a caption in the same chat.
3
Check the details, then download
Check the dish name, price and dates, ask for fixes by chat, then download the poster to print or post.

Used across industries

Restaurant example: a vertical new on the menu poster for a $14 hot honey pizza, for dine in or takeout — Restaurants and pizza shops
A pizza shop adds a new pie on Friday. Deepege makes a dark vertical poster with "New on the menu", "Hot Honey Pizza" and "$14 · Dine in or takeout" for the window, then a square post for Instagram.

Food flyer example: a square taco Tuesday flyer with $2 tacos from 4 to 9 PM and three filling choices — Food trucks and taco nights
A taqueria runs a weekly deal. Deepege makes a bright square flyer with "Taco Tuesday", "$2 tacos · 4-9 PM" and the three fillings, to print for the counter and post on Facebook.

Coffee shop example: a vertical story for a $5.50 maple oat latte fall special, hot or iced, through Nov 30 — Coffee shops and bakeries
A coffee shop launches a fall drink. Deepege makes a vertical story with "Maple Oat Latte", "$5.50 · Hot or iced" and "Through Nov 30", then a matching poster for the counter.

What to put on a food poster

One dish or one deal, such as "Hot Honey Pizza" or "Taco Tuesday". One clear offer reads best.
The price, such as "$14" or "$2 tacos". It must match your menu and your register.
When it is available, such as "Starts Friday", "4-9 PM" or "Through Nov 30".
A big picture of the food, ideally based on your own dish photo.
Your business name and how to order: dine in, takeout, delivery or a phone number.

Where to use it

Vertical poster for windows, counters, menu boards and A-frame signs.
Flyer to hand out or leave at nearby offices and shops.
Square post for Instagram, Facebook and your Google Business Profile.
Vertical story for Instagram and Facebook stories.

Keep the food honest

The food on your poster should look like what guests will get, and the price and dates should match your menu. AI redraws images, so compare the poster with the real dish before you print or post it. If you list allergens or dietary claims such as "gluten-free" or "vegan", check them yourself.

How this tool works

Edit the prompt above with your dish and offer. After you sign in, Deepege opens a new chat and sends your prompt; attach your dish photo there, and the poster appears in the chat. Ask for changes or other sizes, then download. For a full menu, use the AI menu generator. For the post that goes with it, try the Instagram post generator or the Instagram caption generator. For other promotions, use the AI poster generator.

FAQ

What is a food poster maker?

It is a tool that turns a dish, a price and an offer into a food poster. On this page you describe what you are promoting, and Deepege chat makes the poster, which you can change or resize by chatting and then download.

Is this food poster maker free?

Yes, you can try it for free. You get free credits on sign-up, so you can open Deepege chat from this page and make a poster right away. When the credits run out, you can keep going on a paid plan.

Can I use my own food photo?

Yes. Attach a photo of the dish, and your logo if you like, up to two reference images at a time. AI redraws the image, so the food on the poster may not look exactly like your photo. Compare the two before you use it, and ask Deepege to change anything that does not match.

Will the prices and dates be correct?

Not always. AI images can still get a letter or a number wrong. Keep the text short, put the exact words in quotes, and check the dish name, price and dates before you print or post. If something is wrong, ask Deepege to fix it in the same chat.

Can it make a full menu or a flyer?

It can make a flyer for one dish or deal in the same chat. For a full menu with many items and prices, use the AI menu generator. You download the poster as an image, not as an editable template with layers, and Deepege does not make a working QR code.

Can I use the posters for my business?

Yes, you can use them in your restaurant, in print and in your posts. Make sure you have the rights to any logos or photos you upload and that the food, price and offer match what you really serve. See the Deepege user agreement for details.