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Candles, soap, ceramics, jewellery: the poster keeps the handmade piece and adds the sale around it.

Black Friday poster from the product photo you already post: black and gold, a loud red sale flyer, a clean editorial look or a lit shop window, with BLACK FRIDAY spelled right.
Drag the divider. On one side, the candle as its maker photographed it on a linen cloth. On the other, the same candle on black with gold light around it, the gold headline above and a SHOP NOW button below.


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The Black Friday poster maker takes one photo of your product and turns it into a finished Black Friday poster: the product kept as it is, a new background and light around it, and the sale words laid out on top.
A Black Friday poster for a small shop is usually the product you already sell with the sale written big next to it. On r/ecommerce, a store owner with their first big November sale coming asked whether to just put a Black Friday graphic on their best-selling post, and one reply summed up the thread: show an image of your product and write "Black Friday Sale XX Off".
The hard part is making that look like a real poster instead of text dropped on a photo. Here you upload the photo, tap a look, and the Black Friday poster maker relights the product, builds the scene and sets the type: gold letters on black, a red starburst with a 50% OFF tag, huge thin letters on warm white, or neon on a shop window at night.
Want it moving too? The Black Friday video maker turns the same photo into a 12-second promo for your Story, and a plan started during the sale gets double credits, the whole first year on yearly — see the Kavel Black Friday deals page.
Creative engine
Upload one product photo, tap a look, type your own offer in the Your offer box under the looks, and generate. It runs on GPT Image 2, which spells the words it is given, and costs credits shown on the Generate button first.

Two cactus soap bars on a stone slab, exactly as their maker posted them.

The same two bars on a red starburst, the sale headline across the top, a 50% OFF tag and THIS WEEK ONLY underneath.
Click through the looks, all made from photos small makers posted on Instagram. Each one is a template above the prompt box.



Three steps in the Black Friday poster maker, and the poster is ready to post the same evening.
The photo you already post is enough. Product in the middle, good light, one product or one set per photo.

Black and gold, minimal white, red sale flyer or shop window. Then type your real offer in the Your offer box — "40% OFF · ENDS NOV 30" — and it goes on the poster in place of the sample line.

Your Story, your feed, the top of your shop page, the email to your list. Make one per look and use the one your followers react to.

The Black Friday poster maker is made for the people selling one product photo at a time.
Candles, soap, ceramics, jewellery: the poster keeps the handmade piece and adds the sale around it.
One poster for the feed, one banner for the store header, both from the same product shot.
Print the poster for the table, post the same one to tell people where to find you.
No Canva layers, no font hunting. Pick a look and the type is set.
What goes on a sale poster, and how this one is made.
Your product and the sale, big. In an r/ecommerce thread about a first Black Friday, one reply put it plainly: show an image of your product and write "Black Friday Sale XX Off". Every look here does that: BLACK FRIDAY large, one short sale line, and a button or tag.
Putting a Black Friday graphic on your best product photo is the most common advice for a first Black Friday, and it works: replies in that r/ecommerce thread said to keep what already sells and add a clear offer. The difference here is that the poster relights the product and builds the background, so it reads as one designed poster rather than a sticker on a photo.
Black and gold for premium pieces, minimal white with huge thin letters for an editorial feel, a red starburst with a price tag for a loud sale, and a lit shop window at night for homeware. All four are templates on this page.
Yes. The shop-window look is written as a wide banner, for a store header, an email or a Facebook cover. Upload the same product photo you used for the poster and tap it.
Usually not. In the r/ecommerce thread on a first Black Friday, one seller said countdown urgency is so overdone it blends in, and what worked better was a genuinely clear offer. So put the offer itself on the poster: type your real discount and end date in the Your offer box, and it replaces the sample sale line before you generate.
Yes: the red sale look in the Black Friday poster maker is a flyer layout made from your own product photo: your product on a starburst, BLACK FRIDAY across the top, a price tag and a one-line deadline. Print it for a market table or post it as is.
Each poster is paid in credits, shown on the Generate button before it runs. A new account opens with free credits, and a plan started during the Kavel Black Friday sale gets double credits: month 1 on monthly, the whole first year on yearly.
Any plan or pack — even a $19.90 one — unlocks a clean copy of every image you have made here, starts each new run instantly, and refunds one that fails.
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One product photo, one look, the sale words spelled right: a poster for your Story, your feed and your shop page before the shoppers start scrolling for deals.