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Burgundy career workshop story with speaker portrait, date, time and registration details

AI image template

Career Workshop Webinar Story

Create a career workshop webinar story with your speaker photo. Customize the topic, speaker, date, time and registration details using AI. Recreate uses the saved prompt and model; Edit changes the displayed image.

Original model
google/gemini-3.1-flash-image
Image size
768 × 1376
Settings
1K · 9:16 · PNG
References
1

Recreate reuses the prompt and setup. Edit changes the displayed image. Review inputs and credits in Studio before starting.

Original prompt

Create one finished original graphic design as a flat image filling the whole canvas. Use sophisticated typography, clear alignment, generous safe margins and readable text. Render only the quoted copy exactly. All people, brands and details are fictional samples. Use original unbranded imagery, no watermark, QR code, crop marks, mockup perspective, extra words or tiny filler text. Format 9:16. Use @image1 as the exact fictional speaker portrait, preserving her facial identity. One speaker only. Original burgundy, black and warm-white webinar story: pale architectural background, large condensed heading, portrait in a burgundy rounded arch at center, separate outlined date and time strip, burgundy CTA. Copy: "NEXT CHAPTER LAB", "BUILD YOUR NEXT CHAPTER", "LIVE CAREER WORKSHOP", "AVERY LANE", "STRATEGY COACH", "18 NOV 2026", "6 PM UTC", "RESERVE YOUR PLACE", "example.com/workshop". Keep the face unobstructed and all words comfortably readable.

Reference images

Your speaker photo

@image1 · Your speaker photo

Replace with your own image

Upload a clear speaker photo you have permission to use. Update the speaker name, workshop topic, date and registration details in the prompt.

How this image was made

Created with google/gemini-3.1-flash-image in SimilarPNG Studio. Successful job 1c67a591-c8f6-4f71-aa8e-81bc0992246e. Reviewed by the administrator for template publication.

New AI results will vary. Your generated images stay in your Library; publishing a public template is a separate admin action.

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