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AI Seasonal Promotion Graphic Generator

Every shop runs on the same promotional calendar, Black Friday, the December gift rush, Valentine's, back to school, and every occasion needs its own graphics for feed posts, Stories, and email headers. If you're a one-person marketing team, that's a design sprint eight times a year, and the campaign that ships late is the campaign that misses the buying window.

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Example output for Seasonal Promo Graphics
Example output

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About this tool

Describe the promotion, pick the occasion and a visual style, and generate finished campaign art in seconds. The same promotion re-renders at 1:1 for feed posts, 4:5 for portrait placements, 9:16 for Stories and Reels, and 16:9 for email headers and web banners, so one concept covers the whole channel mix instead of one asset getting stretched to fit everywhere.

The scaffold encodes what working promo graphics share: one focal area instead of a collage, seasonal set dressing that reads instantly (string lights say December before any copy does), and a deliberate clear zone where your headline and offer text go. To keep it on-brand, name your brand colors in the description, say "forest green and cream", and the generator uses your palette instead of the default seasonal one. Pick one style, reuse it across every size, and the campaign looks planned rather than improvised.

Frequently asked questions

Can it put my discount text, like 40% OFF, on the graphic?
Add offer text in an editor after generating. AI image models render words unreliably, misspelled or warped type is common, so this generator produces the campaign artwork with a clear zone deliberately left open for your headline and offer. Dropping text on top in Canva, Figma, or Photoshop takes under a minute and keeps your discount copy pixel-perfect.
What sizes do the graphics come in?
Four aspect ratios: 1:1 for Instagram and Facebook feed posts, 4:5 for portrait feed placements, 9:16 for Stories and Reels, and 16:9 for email headers and web banners. Generate the same promotion at each ratio you need: the occasion and style settings keep the set visually consistent across formats.
How do I keep the graphics on-brand?
Name at least two brand colors in the promotion description, for example "navy and gold", and the generator drops its default seasonal palette in favor of yours. Then pick one visual style and keep it for every asset in the campaign; a consistent style across feed, Story, and email sizes is what makes a promo look planned instead of assembled from stock.
Which holidays and occasions does it cover?
Eight presets: Black Friday / Cyber Monday, Christmas and the winter holidays, New Year, Valentine's Day, Easter and spring, summer sales, back to school, and Halloween. For anything else, a store anniversary, Mother's Day, Diwali, describe the occasion in the promotion field itself and leave the preset unset; the scaffold builds the seasonal setting from your description.
Can I include my actual product photo?
No, this generator is text-to-image only, so it can't composite an uploaded photo. Describe the product specifically instead ("a matte black insulated water bottle with a bamboo lid") and use the Photorealistic product scene style; for graphics that must show your exact product, generate the seasonal background here and layer your product cutout on top in an editor.
Is the seasonal promo generator free?
Yes to start: you get free credits without creating an account, and a fast generation costs 1 credit. Create a free account to keep your campaign graphics in a library, and buy credits or a subscription when a big season like Q4 needs volume.
Can I use the graphics in paid ads?
Yes. Graphics you generate are yours to use commercially, in Meta and Google ads, email campaigns, and on your storefront, subject to the model provider's usage policy. Avoid prompts referencing trademarked characters or logos; ad platforms reject those regardless of how the artwork was made.

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