How do I make a Big-Type Manifesto Poster?

Zero product shots — just a wall of conviction. Type-only posters read like a belief, not an ad, and beliefs stop thumbs.

EXAMPLE — MADE WITH THIS EXACT PROMPT

THE PROMPT — COPY, SWAP THE BRACKETS, RUN

Vertical 4:5 typographic poster, zero imagery — type is the entire design. Background: warm off-white uncoated paper with soft print grain and faint ink texture. Layout: tiny letterspaced eyebrow top-left reading "A SHORT MANIFESTO", then the frame filled edge-to-edge with stacked manifesto lines in massive condensed grotesk capitals, tight leading, flush left, every line sized to fill the full width. Render these lines verbatim, top to bottom: [MANIFESTO — five short declarative lines ending with the brand, e.g. "TIRED IS NOT A PERSONALITY." / "MORNINGS CAN BE EARNED." / "WE DON'T DO BURNT COFFEE." / "WE DON'T DO JITTERS." / "WE DO MOVRA."]. The final brand line prints in tomato red; all other lines in near-black ink. Bottom of poster: one thin horizontal rule, beneath it small caps reading [FOOTER — e.g. "MOVRA — OAT COLD BREW, BREWED SLOW."] on the left and "EST. 2026" on the right. Add subtle risograph ink misregistration on the red line only. Every word perfectly spelled, letterforms crisp and unwarped, no invented glyphs, no watermark, no border, no photos, no illustrations of any kind.

HOW TO RUN IT

1. Write five short beliefs your customer already agrees with — end on the brand line.
2. Paste into Nano Banana 2 at 4:5; regenerate until every line fills the full width.
3. Run as a Meta and X static; pin the manifesto to the top of your profile too.