Make your F1 24 controls poster

Pick the keybinds that matter, add your own, tune the colours and style — then download a free personalized PNG.

Making a poster for:

Style

Arcade up to 80 shortcuts Keyboard map up to 54 shortcuts Isometric up to 80 shortcuts Typewriter up to 80 shortcuts Editorial up to 80 shortcuts

Edition

Accent

Hover to locate · click on the poster to disable · drag to reorder categories & shortcuts · ✎ to rename a category

Free PNG $0

Web resolution (1600 px)
Light watermark
Instant download

How it works

1
Choose a style

Start from the generative Arcade art, or switch to isometric keys, a typewriter list, a keyboard map, or an editorial print.
2
Make it yours

Set the accent colour and palette, rename categories, and reorder anything.
3
Pick the controls

Toggle exactly which keybinds appear — or add your own custom ones.
4
Download or print

Export a free high-resolution PNG instantly, or order a print-ready PDF.

Five styles to choose from

F1 24 controls poster preview — **Arcade** Generative art drawn from the game's genre and colour — pure geometry, zero spoilers.

Keyboard map Every binding labelled on a realistic QWERTY or AZERTY keyboard.

Isometric Shortcuts on a 3D isometric keyboard — bold and poster-like.

Typewriter A clean printed list, grouped by category — dense and legible.

Editorial A bold Swiss-style print: giant wordmark, dense keycap columns, and a totals rail.

Frequently asked questions

Is the F1 24 controls poster maker free?

Yes — design your F1 24 keybinds poster and download it as a free, watermarked PNG. A print-ready PDF (PC / keyboard edition) is an optional paid upgrade.

Can I choose which F1 24 controls appear?

Yes. Toggle any keybind on or off, reorder them, rename categories, and add your own custom binds.

Which styles can I use?

Start from the Arcade style — generative art based on the game's genre — or switch to the isometric, typewriter, keyboard-map or editorial layouts, and pick your accent colour.

Does the poster use official F1 24 artwork?

No. The poster is built only from the keybinds, text and abstract generated shapes — never logos, covers, screenshots or key art.

How it works

Choose a style

Make it yours

Pick the controls

Download or print

Five styles to choose from

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Frequently asked questions