Public event
Include event name, date and a recognisable organiser. Put full address, price and registration instructions on the linked page.
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Event announcement maker
Create an event announcement image
Make a confident announcement for a launch, workshop, meetup, sale, performance or community event.
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Start with an example
Click a preset, then make it yours.
Each example loads text, attribution, layout and format into the live editor. Shared preset URLs point back to the clean canonical page.
How to make an event announcement
Put the decision-making details where people can find them
An event graphic should answer what, when and where at a glance. Use the image for essential information and include registration details in the surrounding post or event page.
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Lead with the event name
Write a specific title and use the secondary field for the date, organiser or short location label.
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Choose hierarchy and format
Make the event name largest, keep the date prominent and select portrait, square, story or landscape for the publishing channel.
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Proofread before export
Verify date, time zone, venue and spelling. Add a logo if needed, then download the final announcement.
What belongs on the image?
Online event
Show the time and time zone clearly; avoid placing a long meeting URL inside the graphic.
Last-minute update
Use a bold announcement style and state exactly what changed, such as the new date, venue or start time.
Made to be useful
The essential details, made unmissable
Clear visual hierarchy helps the event name, date and location survive the speed of a busy social feed.
Bold event templates
Choose layouts built to carry names, dates and short location details.
Add your identity
Use custom colours and place an organiser or sponsor logo in any corner.
Reuse the system
Save the design locally and update it for the next event.
Good to know
Questions, answered.
What should an event announcement image include?＋
Prioritise the event name, date, time and location. Put longer details in the post caption.
Can I add an event logo?＋
Yes. Upload a PNG, JPEG, WebP or SVG logo and choose its position and size.
Which format should I use?＋
Portrait works well for social feeds, Story for full-screen promotion and Landscape for websites.