Updated: 31 October 2026

Webinar or online workshop cover graphic

This prompt creates a clean cover graphic for a live webinar, with your title, subtitle and date and time, and space on the right for the speaker photo. Add the real photo afterwards.

image-webinar-cover — ideogram — 42 words

A clean 16:9 cover graphic for a live webinar: title "[TITLE]", subtitle "[SUBTITLE]", date "[DATE · TIME]", speaker area on the right with a circular photo frame for "[SPEAKER NAME]", modern [COLOUR] gradient background, subtle geometric shapes, professional corporate feel, clear hierarchy.

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Leave the photo frame empty and drop your real speaker photo in an editor.

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What you will get

A clean 16:9 webinar cover with your title, subtitle and date, an empty circular photo frame on the right labelled with the speaker’s name, a modern gradient background and subtle geometric shapes.

Why it works

A webinar cover needs clear hierarchy so people see the title, the date and the speaker in that order. The prompt lists each text element and asks for a photo frame instead of a face, so you can add the real speaker. A gradient and light geometry give a professional look without distracting from the words.

Common mistake

The AI draws a fake face in the photo frame.

Fix: Ask for the circle to stay empty, as the tip says, and add the real photo afterwards in Canva or Photoshop.

Also watch for

The date or title is misspelled. Keep each text in quotes and short. Check every character, especially numbers and the time.
Too many shapes compete with the title. Ask for shapes only in the corners, with the centre left clear.

Try a variation: square version

Ask for a 1:1 version for social posts with the title on top, the date below and the photo frame centred at the bottom.

Still not right? Add this and run it again

an empty plain circle for the speaker photo, every word spelled exactly as written in quotes, shapes only in the corners, the title as the largest text