
Restaurant menu board
Chalkboard look with your dish on the plate. For a daily special or a lunch set.
Typed in: “Lucky Noodle House” · “Lunch combo: ramen + gyoza $12.50”
Photo effect
Type your shop name and one line about the offer, pick your type of shop, and get a finished flyer. No prompt writing, no design skills.
3 credits per image. New accounts get 10 to 30 free credits depending on country, no card needed.
Each flyer below came from exactly what is written under it: a shop name, one line and a shop type. No prompt, no design work, no edits afterwards.






Each design is tuned for one kind of shop. Pick it in the panel above and type your own shop name and line.

Chalkboard look with your dish on the plate. For a daily special or a lunch set.
Typed in: “Lucky Noodle House” · “Lunch combo: ramen + gyoza $12.50”

A warm café poster built around the drink or pastry you name.
Typed in: “Little Fern Café” · “Try our new pistachio croissant”

A soft, airy layout framed with fresh bouquets.
Typed in: “Petal Post” · “Free delivery on all bouquets this weekend”

A bold sale sign with folded clothes and big type.
Typed in: “Denim Lane” · “Buy 2 jeans, get the 3rd free”

An elegant beauty flyer showing nails or hair, whichever your line is about.
Typed in: “Fade & Co. Barbers” · “Haircut + beard trim $30”

Confetti, ribbon and balloons. Works for any new shop.
Typed in: “Green Leaf Market” · “Now open! 10% off your first visit”
Pick restaurant, café, flower shop, clothing store, salon or grand opening, and the design is built for that kind of shop: a chalkboard menu board, a warm café poster, a bold sale sign. Your shop name and your line are printed exactly as you typed them, in your own language, and no other text is invented around them.
Start freeShop name
Corner Bean
Your offer or news, in one line
New: maple oat latte
Pick your shop type
Café new item
Flyer
The AI spells what you type, but it can still slip on a letter now and then, so read the flyer before you use it and run it again if needed. A standard 3:4 flyer comes out at about 900 × 1200 pixels: sharp for Instagram, WhatsApp, a screen by the till or a printout up to about A5. It is not meant for a large wall poster.
Start freeThree steps, about a minute of waiting.



A tool that designs a finished promotional flyer from a few words. Here you type your shop name and one line, such as a special or a discount, pick your type of shop, and the layout, imagery and lettering are generated for you. You never write a prompt.
New accounts get 10 to 30 free credits depending on country, no card needed. A flyer costs 3 credits, so the free credits cover at least 3 flyers. After that, credits come with a subscription plan; the cheapest, Starter, is $9 a month. You can also pay once with no subscription: $0.99 for one image or $1.99 for three, and those credits stay valid for 12 months. The price is always on the button before you create.
Usually, yes. Your shop name and your line are printed as typed, including accents, Japanese characters, prices and percentages. AI lettering can still get a character wrong now and then, so read the flyer before printing and run it again if something is off.
Not on this page. You type your shop name and one line, which suits a daily special board, a lunch set sign or one featured dish. A full menu with many dishes and prices is more than this tool does today.
Yes, at small sizes. A 3:4 flyer is about 900 × 1200 pixels, which prints cleanly up to roughly A5 or postcard size and looks sharp on phones and screens. A large poster needs a higher resolution file than this page makes.
Downloads on the free plan carry a small Vidney watermark; on any paid plan they download clean, including flyers you made before upgrading. The images are yours to use for your shop, including commercially, subject to the source model terms.
