Notion Style OG Image
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OpenAI Style Posterv1.0.0
Use this Skill to create poster.
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Create an OpenAI Style promotional poster from approved copy, a logo, and optional product visuals using eight contemporary editorial directions. This independent workflow helps product and marketing teams build focused campaign assets and is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI.
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Updated Aug 25, 2026
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What you get
- A finished promotional poster or cover in one of eight fully specified visual modes
- A locked palette, lighting, typography, and composition contract for consistent poster series
- Reliable placement of exact titles, logos, and product screenshots, plus a mode-specific review for palette, contrast, motion, and aspect ratio
Good fit
- Product launches, partnership announcements, and SaaS Hero artwork that need one strong visual idea
- Brand and social teams building a recognizable series across landscape, portrait, and feed formats
- Posters that combine generated backgrounds with real App, website, product, or Logo assets
Not for
- Requests to reproduce an existing third-party campaign, trademark, proprietary interface, or protected brand artwork
- Long-form documents, dense infographics, or posters whose main job is to carry paragraphs of copy
- Projects that lack permission to use the supplied Logos, screenshots, faces, or other protected material
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