Workshops and classes
Promote a weekend workshop with what attendees will learn.
Events
An event promo has to make people feel they will miss something, and then tell them clearly how not to. Chitrio builds promos around that: an opening that sells the experience, the key details on screen, and an ending card with the date, the venue and how to register. Post a teaser, a countdown and a last-call version from the same project.
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Straight answer: A promo creates interest, but the details close the sale. Make sure the date, time, venue and how to register stay on screen long enough to read, and repeat them in the post caption.
What it is, who it is for, speakers or performers, date, venue and how to register. Paste the event page if you have one.
Photos from past editions, speaker portraits you have permission to use, or real-world and AI visuals for mood.
A teaser, a full promo and a last-call cut, vertical and landscape.
Promote a weekend workshop with what attendees will learn.
Build excitement with a countdown series in the week before.
A launch event promo with the date and a reason to attend.
Festivals, meetups and charity drives shared in local groups.
A post-event recap from your photos that promotes the next edition.
Yes. Paste the event page URL and the readable text is used as the basis for the script.
Use photos you have permission to use. Do not generate AI likenesses of real people.
Yes. The closing card and headlines are drawn cleanly by the compositor, not by an image model.
Yes. Posters in feed and story sizes can announce the same event.
Yes. Render the promo in several of the 14 languages for a mixed audience.