You have an offer running this week. You need a poster for it today — for WhatsApp Status, for the Instagram feed, for the shop window. Adloura writes it, designs it and typesets it in about the time it takes to describe the offer out loud.
An offer poster has one job that a product photo does not: it has to make a specific promise and tell someone how to act on it. That means four things have to be present and in the right order of weight — what the offer is, who it is for, what you actually do, and how to reach you. Most posters made by hand get the first one right and lose the other three in a wall of small text.
Adloura composes the poster around that structure. The offer becomes a badge or a headline, sized so it is the first thing read. Your services become a tick-list, so they are scanned rather than waded through. Your phone number, WhatsApp and website are placed into a contact strip at the bottom, set in real type at a size you can read from across a room.
The single most common failure in an AI-generated poster is a phone number that is almost right. A digit changes, a country code appears from nowhere, the website has an extra letter. It happens because the model that draws the picture is also being asked to write the number, and it is approximating shapes rather than reproducing a string.
Adloura does not let that happen. Contact details are read from your Brand Kit and injected into the layout as typeset text. The AI that designs the poster is explicitly forbidden from writing the number itself. Whatever you saved is what appears — digit for digit, on every poster, every time.
Before a poster is produced, its layout is measured in a real browser and checked against rules that a poster has to pass to be worth printing:
If a layout fails, it is repaired — decoration is removed before content, and the image is kept before the words — and measured again. If it cannot be repaired, it is not shipped. That is the difference between a design tool and a design gamble.
A local offer poster usually needs to be in a local language, and that is exactly where AI poster tools fail, because image models cannot form Devanagari conjuncts or join Arabic letters. Adloura typesets from real fonts, with line spacing chosen per script, so Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Urdu and Arabic posters read correctly rather than approximately. You can also mix — an English brand name in a Hindi headline stays in one typeface instead of visibly switching mid-line.
The same poster exports as 1:1 for the Instagram and Facebook feed, 4:5 for the taller feed placement that takes up more screen, 9:16 for WhatsApp Status, Instagram Stories and Reels covers, and 16:9 for a website banner or a screen in the shop. Because sizes in the design are proportions rather than fixed points, the composition holds together in each one instead of being cropped into nonsense.
An offer poster costs 1 credit. The free plan includes 1 video ad a month with a small watermark and no card, so you can put your own offer through it before deciding anything. If the offer deserves a video too, the same brief will make one.
Real ads generated by Adloura from a single product photo or link — script, visuals, voiceover and captions included.