Kive makes a poster from a design you like. Upload the poster, add your product and your words, and Kive keeps the layout, colors and type style while it letters your copy in place.
A poster’s personality lives in its type and layout. Poster remix keeps both, sets your headline in the same style and place, and moves your product into the composition with its light redrawn, instead of pasting text and a cutout over the image.
Start from a poster you found or from one of the curated poster ideas on Kive, and get a finished graphic without opening a design tool.
How it works
1Upload the poster: a screenshot or a photo is enough. Bold type with one product and a clear layout remixes best.
2Add your product and your words: the headline, tagline and call to action you want.
3Keep the design, review the copy. Proofread the lettering, ask for a fix to a single word if needed, then download.
Posters to remake with your product
Poster ideas are designed pieces rather than photographs: bold typography, product and copy laid out for print, social and out-of-home. These ideas show how type, color and a single product image turn into a campaign visual.
Your headline is set in the poster’s own type style, in the same place, so the design survives and the words are yours.
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Swap the product in the layout
The product moves with the design: same position, same scale, redrawn light. A sneaker poster becomes a bottle poster without the layout falling apart.
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Posters from the idea library
Start from a curated poster idea on Kive, add your product and your words, and get a finished graphic without a design tool.
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Common questions
Upload the poster to Kive, add your product and type the new headline. Kive keeps the layout, colors and type style and letters your text in place of the original, so the design survives and the words are yours.
Yes. The design you like is the reference; your product and your copy fill it. Logos, brand names and the original text stay out. Reusing a layout or a type style is generally fine; the original artwork and copy belong to their owner, so replace them. This is general information, not legal advice.
Short headlines usually come out right; long lines and unusual words can slip. Proofread every word before you publish and ask for a fix to just that word if one is wrong.
Yes. A screenshot or a photo of the poster is enough. Kive rebuilds it as a new image with your text and your product, so you do not need the source file, the fonts or the layers. The result is a flat image, not a layered design file.
Yes. Start from a poster idea in the Kive library or one you found, add your product, and give Kive the launch headline, the date and the offer. It keeps the layout and sets your words in the poster’s type style.
Ideas from the Kive library are royalty-free and yours to use commercially. When the starting image is someone else’s photo or ad, treat it as a reference: replace their product, logo and copy. Anything you add, such as your product, text or logo, is your responsibility. This is general information, not legal advice.
Yes. The try button opens Kive’s image generator with the prompt filled in, and an image made with your saved product costs 10 credits. The Free plan includes 40 credits once you verify your email; Basic is $40 a month for 2,000 credits.
Remix your first poster
Sign up for free, upload a poster you like and a photo of your product.
