Name the medium, colour and mood, for example 'single-line drawing of a city skyline in grey chalk on cream paper'. A clear style is what stops it looking like generic AI.
Type the event name, date, time, address and menu just as they should appear. Keep it short: a flyer is read in two seconds.
Paste the 'Event flyer' prompt into ChatGPT with your style and details.
Ask for one change at a time: 'make the title bigger', 'more empty space', 'move the date to the top'. Small requests work better than starting again.
Check each word, date, time and price on the image. If anything is wrong, ask ChatGPT to fix it, or retype that text in Canva or your phone's editor.
Ask for a square version for posts and a tall version for stories, then download them.
Save your style sentence in a note (or a ChatGPT Project) so your next flyers match.
Make a flyer for my event. Style: [one sentence, e.g. single-line abstract drawing of a city in grey chalk on cream paper, lots of empty space]. Text to include exactly as written: - [event name] - [day, date and time] - [place and address] - [menu or programme, max 5 short lines] - [price or 'free entry'] Keep the text short, large and easy to read on a phone. Don't add any words I haven't given you. Make it square for an Instagram post.💬 Story version and check
Now make a tall version of the same flyer for stories, keeping the style and text the same. Then list every piece of text that appears on both images, word for word, so I can check spelling, dates and prices.
From https://usecasy.com/use-case/chatgpt-event-flyer/ · Guide checked 27 October 2026 · Prices are rough and shown in USD unless stated (MYR where relevant).