Cinema AI photo
AI Movie Poster Generator makes you the star of a film poster from one photo: a heroic low-angle close-up in a dark jacket, a skyline at dusk with a helicopter and orange explosions far behind in teal-and-orange grading, or an elegant romantic drama look over the shoulder with rain on the window and soft city lights. Your face stays recognisable, and the poster leaves the title to you.
Updated By the Vidlark teamWorks in Google Gemini · ChatGPT
Action movie poster over a burning skyline
1 photo · Nano Banana 2.1 · 40 credits
An AI movie poster casts you as the lead: the close-up, the dramatic backdrop and the colour grading of a real film one-sheet. It is the simplest way to put yourself in a movie poster for a birthday, a profile picture or a joke premiere.
This page makes it from one photo. The prompt sets the genre, the shot and the grading and asks for no title, credits or logos, so nothing is misspelled and the poster is yours to name.
One photo of you; the genre, the shot and the grading are in the prompt.
The prompts behind the two cards: copy one, or open it with your photo and press Generate.
A dramatic action movie poster of the person from the photo: a heroic low-angle close-up in a dark jacket, a city skyline at dusk with a helicopter and explosions of orange light far behind, cinematic teal-and-orange grading. Keep the face recognisable. Photorealistic, vertical 3:4. No text, no title, no credits, no logos, no watermark.
A romantic drama movie poster of the person from the photo: an elegant close-up looking over their shoulder, rain on a window and soft city lights behind, dreamy warm grading. Keep the face, hair and outfit recognisable. Photorealistic, vertical 3:4. No text, no title, no credits, no logos, no watermark.
At a glance
Copying a prompt is free. Making it here uses 40 credits for one Nano Banana 2.1 image at 1K, so the 100 credits you get when you sign up make 2. On monthly plans Starter pays 32 credits an image and Pro 20. Unlimited makes Nano Banana 2.1 images without using credits.
A clear head-and-shoulders photo of one adult in good light; a strong look into or past the camera suits a poster.
The prompt asks for no title or credits, so nothing comes out misspelled. To add one, remove “No text, no title” and write “the title NIGHT RUN in big letters at the bottom”; short titles come out best. Or add it later in any photo editor.
Yes. Change the genre and the backdrop: a horror poster in a foggy forest, a sci-fi poster under two moons, a western at sunset.
Use a photo with both of you in it and write “the two people from the photo” in the prompt.
Yes. Under your result, tap Animate it: the picture opens on image to video as the first frame, and you can make a short clip of it.
About one to two minutes for one poster. It is saved in My creations, so you can leave the page while it works.
Not to read or copy a prompt. To make it here, sign up for a free account: the card, the prompt and your photos are still there when you come back.