Holiday Promo Poster

Problem

Festival promo posters are hard because the product, holiday mood, layout hierarchy, and text legibility all have to work at once. A user may provide only a product image and a short sales message, but still need a placement-ready visual. A plain copy draft is not enough.

How It Works

This skill narrows the input to three things: a mew.design API key, product assets plus campaign copy, and the target holiday plus poster style. It validates the key first, then collects a public product image URL, product name, headline, subheadline, price or offer, CTA, and holiday. The user can choose one style: mesh-gradient, memphis, c4d-render, editorial-layout, or doodle-illustration.

Generation uses a two-stage flow. First, the official image-process API enhances the product hero image so the product itself feels more festive and ad-ready. Then design-generate composes the enhanced product image, copy, and holiday constraints into the final poster. Quality checks explicitly target whether the headline, offer, and CTA remain readable, whether the product overlaps text, and whether a bottom safe margin is preserved.

Boundaries

It is best for single-product or hero-product holiday posters, such as double-11, christmas, 618, or black-friday. If the user only has a local image, the skill prefers a public URL; any temporary third-party upload requires a clear privacy warning and consent. Multiple holiday requests are generated separately to avoid mixed themes.