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I would never make a flyer with AI without doing these three things.

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The video addresses a common pain point for creators using AI for design – the poor quality of AI-generated flyers. By offering practical, actionable tips and a slightly controversial third tip (stop using AI for the whole flyer), it creates engagement and encourages viewers to share their thoughts.

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The creator explains three key steps to improve AI-generated flyers. First, simplify the design by removing excess information. Second, use a reference point (like a handmade flyer) to guide the AI. Third, use AI for imagery and design elements, but manually create the text in a program like Canva or Photoshop for better results.

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1Introduction: AI flyers are bad and spammy
2Tip 1: Remove excess information, make it minimalistic
3Tip 2: Use a reference point for the AI
4Tip 3: Use AI for imagery, but manually create text
5Conclusion: AI is bad at text, use other tools for it

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The video discusses the use of AI for creating flyers and shows examples of both poorly designed AI flyers and better-designed flyers (including a movie night flyer and a casting call flyer). The creator also mentions using Canva or Photoshop.

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I would never make a flyer with AI without doing these 3 things. Everyone is noticing now that AI flyers are looking bad, and even flyers for legit events are starting to feel spammy. Here’s what to do to help.. 1. Take the extra information out A lot of these flyers have way too much stuff on them. Ask the AI to reduce the amount of content, make the flyer more minimal, and only keep the most valuable information. 2. Use a reference point Take the time to find some nice flyers that were handmade or manually created. Then give those to the AI as a reference so the flyer looks better and the AI is not just making all these little design decisions on its own. 3. Stop using AI to create the whole flyer This is the tough one, but AI should be helping you create the flyer, the imagery (prefer using real images though), and most of the design. You should still go into Canva, Photoshop, or another design app and build the rest of the flyer yourself. AI still struggles with generating text right now, so the text is usually going to look better if you do it in Canva or another design program. Let me know your thoughts.