Free tour poster maker.
Your tour dates as an Instagram story or post. Pick a style, pick a color, done in 30 seconds.
Add your photo in Studio after signing up.
Artist
Dates
Add your dates to replace the sample (up to 8).
Style
Color
ProTry any color. Custom colors are part of Pro.
Poster
How to make a tour poster for Instagram
Add your dates
Date, event and city for each show. The country adds its flag.
Pick a style
Headliner, Rave or Acid. The layout fits your dates by itself, from one show to eight.
Pick a color and a format
Story for 24 hours of reach, post for your grid. Text stays readable in any color.
Download and share
Create your free account, export the poster from Studio and add your presskit link as a link sticker.
What to put on your tour poster
- The dates, newest last, so the next show is easy to find.
- The event or club name, and the city, with the country flag.
- Badges where they help: Sold out to show demand, New for a just announced date.
- Your name, big enough to read in a story at a glance.
- A booking contact: your booking email or your presskit link.
- Your presskit link as a link sticker, so promoters land on your full profile.
Sizes
- Story: 1080 x 1920 px.
- Post: 1080 x 1350 px (4:5, the tallest a feed post can be).
- Keep text out of the top and bottom 250 px of a story: Instagram covers them with its own buttons.
Questions about the tour poster maker
Is it free?
Yes. Making and previewing your poster is free. To download it you create a free Backstage account, which includes one Studio poster a month in the Headliner style. Rave, Acid and custom colors are part of Pro.
Do I need an account?
Not to make it: build and preview your poster without signing up. To download it, create a free account and your poster opens in Studio, ready to export.
Can I add my photo?
Yes, in Studio after signing up: your presskit photo becomes the background of your poster. The tool itself uses the designs without a photo.
Does it work for photographers and videographers?
Yes. In Studio, photographers, videographers and content creators get the Shooting schedule: the same poster with their own labels, plus Photos are up and Worked with.