Most poster tools give you a one-off image. Flick renders finished key art with Nano Banana Pro and locks your character so the poster matches your footage.

Sci-fi movie poster, a lone astronaut silhouetted against a massive crimson planet in deep space, dramatic god-rays and backlight, the bold title 'RED HORIZON' prominently across the poster, professional theatrical one-sheet in the style of Interstellar and The Martian.
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Neo-noir crime movie poster, a trench-coated detective beneath a rain-streaked neon street at night, moody teal and amber palette, the bold title 'RAINFALL' prominently across the poster, professional one-sheet in the style of Blade Runner and Sin City.
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Coming-of-age drama movie poster, three teenagers on a sun-bleached dock at golden hour, warm nostalgic 35mm film grain, soft natural light, the title 'GOLDEN' prominently across the poster, professional indie one-sheet, no studio logos or extra credits text.
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Horror movie poster, a remote wooden cabin half-swallowed by dense fog with one dim lit window, ominous dread, the title 'THE HOLLOW' prominently across the poster, professional one-sheet in the style of Hereditary and The Witch.
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Type a prompt covering genre, mood, lighting, and composition. A silhouetted figure against a red planet, a rain-soaked neon sign, a fog-drenched cabin. Nano Banana Pro renders it as cinematic key art.

Upload a reference image and click Character Reference. Flick carries that face and look into the poster so the key art matches the character you are shooting, not a random stand-in.

Generate stills and video clips from the same Character Reference on the canvas. Nano Banana Pro for additional key art frames, Kling or Veo 3.1 for the footage itself. Your poster and film share one consistent face.
Poster tools give you a one-off image. Flick keeps the same character across the poster and the film.
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