
Free AI Poster Generator
Create marketing posters for launches, sales, menus and events from a plain-language description, with an optional product photo.
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A hiring poster maker turns your job opening into a "We're hiring" poster. Tell Deepege the role, pay, hours and how to apply, add your logo if you like, and get a poster for your window or notice board, then a square post, a story and a short job ad in the same chat. No templates to edit and no design skills needed.


People find jobs in many places: the sign in your window, the notice board, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and stories. Make the poster first, then ask Deepege for a square post and a vertical story in the same chat, with the same colors, role and pay, so the opening looks the same everywhere you share it.

A good hiring poster answers five questions: what is the job, what does it pay, what are the hours, where is it and how do I apply. Put that text in quotes and ask Deepege to keep it exactly as written. AI images can still get a letter or a number wrong, so check the pay and contact details before you print or post.

A poster gets attention; the job post gives the details. In the same chat, ask Deepege for a short job ad or a LinkedIn post written from the same facts, then copy it to your careers page or job board. For longer posts, use the LinkedIn post generator.

Add your business, the role, pay, hours and how to apply, and attach your logo if you have one. Edit the sample prompt above.

Choose the poster you like, then ask for a square post, a story or a short job ad in the same chat.

Check the role, pay and contact details, ask for fixes by chat, then download the poster to print or post.

A cafe needs baristas before the holidays. Deepege makes a vertical window poster with "Baristas", "$19-$22/hr + tips" and "Apply in store" in big type, then a square version for the cafe's Instagram.

A logistics company is hiring forklift operators for two shifts. Deepege makes a bold yellow and black "Now hiring" poster with the pay, shifts and paid training, for the break room, job fairs and local notice boards.

A software startup is hiring a remote product designer. Deepege makes a clean square image with the role, "Remote · Full-time" and the pay range for LinkedIn, and writes the post that goes with it.
Some US states and cities require a pay range in job ads, so check the rules where you hire. In the US, job ads also should not show a preference based on age, sex, race, religion, national origin or disability, so describe the job and the skills, not the kind of person you want. Check every poster before you print or post it.
Edit the prompt above with your job details. After you sign in, Deepege opens a new chat and sends your prompt, and the poster appears in the chat. Ask for changes or other sizes, then download. To write the post that goes with it, try the LinkedIn post generator or the Instagram post generator. For other promotions, use the AI poster generator.
It is a tool that turns a job opening into a "We're hiring" poster. On this page you describe the role, pay and how to apply, and Deepege chat makes the poster, which you can change or resize by chatting and then download.
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.
Yes. In the same chat, ask for a short job ad or a LinkedIn post written from the same details, then copy it to your careers page or job board. Deepege does not post to job boards for you, and you should check the text against the real job before you publish it.
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 pay, hours and contact details before you print or post. If something is wrong, ask Deepege to fix it in the same chat.
You download the poster as an image, not as an editable template with layers, and Deepege does not make a working QR code. You can change the poster by chatting with Deepege, or open the image in your own design tool to add your exact logo or a QR code.
Yes, you can use them in your store, on job boards and in your posts. Make sure you have the rights to any logos or photos you upload and that the poster matches the real job and pay. See the Deepege user agreement for details.
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