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[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 8-panel eyeglass simulation catalog image for face-shape comparison, arranged as a 2x4 grid for easy side-by-side review. Designed as an optical-store try-on visualization with clean editorial clarity and practical social-share readability. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Center the same face from {원본} across all 8 panels, with each panel keeping identical head angle, crop, expression, clothing, and background so only the eyewear changes. - Use a strict 2x4 grid layout from {레이아웃}, with even gutters and consistent panel margins; each tile should feel like a uniform product test sheet. - Place the Korean type label for each model directly under or over each panel in a compact, legible style; labels must correspond to {8 종류}. - Keep the background consistent across all panels as a clean optical-shop neutral tone, with no scene change, no prop change, and no body movement. - Apply {컬러} per frame so each frame can preview a different frame color while the rest of the portrait remains locked. - Maintain the same face, hair, clothes, and backdrop as specified in {보존}; only the glasses frames should differ. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Overall sheet: build a 1536x1024 landscape comparison board with 8 equal portrait panels, aligned precisely in a 2x4 matrix, each tile separated by narrow clean white or very light gray gutters. 2. Per-panel portrait base: use {원본} as the source for all panels, preserving the face crop and posture exactly so the viewer can compare frame shape rather than pose. 3. Eyewear variation set: render the eight frame types from {8 종류} as distinct silhouettes across the grid, with shape differences clearly visible in lens outline, bridge, and temple thickness. 4. Color application: distribute the frame colors from {컬러} so the set feels like a real optical try-on selection, balancing dark, metallic, transparent, and tortoiseshell options across the row and column. 5. Labeling: add small Korean labels naming each frame type in a neat, structured placement tied to {레이아웃}, keeping the typography unobtrusive but readable. 6. Preservation rule: obey {보존} strictly—no background substitution, no hairstyle change, no clothing alteration, no facial retouching beyond what is needed to integrate glasses realistically. 7. Lighting consistency: match {조명} across all eight frames so reflections on lenses and frames look uniform, believable, and store-like rather than cinematic. 8. Visual finish: keep the try-on result crisp and realistic, with natural frame edges, subtle lens reflections, and no extra marketing decoration beyond the comparison layout. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, medium to semibold weight, around 22–28px for labels; keep letter spacing tight and alignment centered. - Color palette: optical-neutral whites, soft grays, matte black, warm tortoiseshell brown, brushed gold, and clear acetate; reference {컬러} as the actual frame palette. - Border/shadow: thin 1px dividers or soft gutter separation, with minimal shadow only if needed, such as a 3px y-offset, 8px blur, 12% opacity. - Layout discipline: every panel must feel mechanically aligned and evenly spaced, like a professional eyewear fitting chart. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: clean studio portrait look, 50mm or 85mm equivalent at f/4 to f/5.6 for a natural face shape and sharp eyewear edges. - Lighting: soft optical-store natural light with a diffused key from upper-left at about 45°, subtle fill from front-right, and controlled reflections on the lenses. - Color grade: neutral white balance with slight cool-gray store tone, realistic skin tones, and restrained contrast to preserve product accuracy. [6. MOOD] Professional optical fitting sheet — like a clean Gentle Monster / Look Optical try-on catalog page with practical showroom clarity. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: must appear exactly as the eight style labels and comparison cues indicate, with no broken Hangul. - Verbatim Korean strings that must be preserved or rendered correctly: "라운드", "스퀘어", "오벌", "캣아이", "보스턴", "웰링턴", "얇은 메탈", "두꺼운 호른". - Keep the same person, same framing, same clothes, same background, and same head position in all 8 panels. - Each panel must show exactly one eyeglass style; do not duplicate or blend frame types within a single panel. - Eyeglass integration must look physically plausible: bridge alignment, temple attachment, lens fit, and ear placement must be anatomically and optically correct. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Face shape changes, hair changes, clothing changes, or background changes - Overdone artificial bokeh, plastic-smooth AI skin, or mismatched reflections

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 7-look OOTD outfit recommendation grid, editorial lookbook layout for social sharing. Show one consistent person across a weekly styling set with clearly differentiated outfits, realistic garment textures, accessories, and a polished Korean fashion-magazine / Instagram lookbook presentation. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject placement: the same person occupies each panel with a full-body or polished three-quarter fashion pose, keeping face, body proportions, hairstyle, and overall setting consistent while only the clothing, shoes, bags, and styling accessories change. - Grid structure: {레이아웃} with clear day labels; each panel has equal visual weight and reads like a weekly outfit board from a fashion platform. - Background treatment: consistent modern studio or lifestyle showroom backdrop across all panels, such as warm off-white wall, pale wood or concrete floor, subtle floor shadows, a faint wall seam, and realistic light falloff that supports the outfits. - Spacing and framing: frame each look clearly from head to shoes when possible, with natural fashion-catalog breathing room, visible outfit details, and consistent alignment for easy comparison. - Editorial overlay: add a top title bar and small metadata like season, week range, handle, and style-note chips so the image feels like a real published OOTD recommendation card. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Overall grid: build a 7-look fashion recommendation board in {레이아웃}, with each outfit framed consistently and easy to scan left-to-right or top-to-bottom. 2) Subject continuity: preserve {보존} so all panels feel like the same model photographed in one session, with only styling changes per day. 3) Outfit variation: apply {7 룩} so each day reads as a distinct styling direction while staying cohesive in color harmony, silhouette balance, footwear, bags, and small accessories. 4) Seasonal adaptation: translate {시즌} into suitable fabrics, layering, and accessories, keeping the wardrobe realistic and wearable; show details like knit texture, denim grain, wool blend, cotton shirt creases, leather bag finish, socks, belt, scarf, cap, or jewelry where appropriate. 5) Labeling: place weekday tags near each panel in a clean, readable layout, using Korean weekday markers "월", "화", "수", "목", "금", "토", "일" as primary labels; add short Korean style subtitles under selected days. 6) Image source handling: use {원본} as the visual anchor for pose, identity, and proportions, then swap only the clothing elements while keeping the original pose logic intact. 7) Social card details: include a realistic header such as "WEEKLY OOTD 7 LOOKS", "VOL.247", "2026년 5월 1주", and "@daily_style.kr"; add tiny save/share/like micro icons, a page indicator such as "01 / 07", and small style tags like "출근룩", "카페룩", "데이트룩", "주말룩". 8) Item notes: near the lower part of each panel, add compact Korean notes such as "린넨 셔츠", "와이드 데님", "크롭 재킷", "니트 베스트", "슬링백", "토트백", with optional price-like text such as "₩39,000" or "₩79,000" in small type. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, medium to semibold weight, 24–34px for weekday labels, 14–18px for secondary notes, 10–12px for metadata; clean sans-serif with tight tracking and magazine-style hierarchy. - Color palette: neutral fashion-editorial tones derived from a lookbook aesthetic, such as off-white #F5F1EA, charcoal #222222, soft gray #D9D9D9, muted beige #CBBBA0, warm sand #D8C8AE, and accent black for labels. - Border/shadow: subtle 1px divider lines, thin cream gutters, small rounded label chips, and soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 10px blur, 12% opacity only if separation is needed. - Graphic details: add tasteful editorial elements such as small numbering badges "LOOK 01" to "LOOK 07", thin rule lines, small corner captions, tiny hanger/shoe/bag pictograms, and realistic Instagram-card UI accents without overpowering the outfits. - Clothing realism: fabric folds, seams, buttons, stitching, hems, zippers, shoe soles, bag handles, and accessory scale must look physically plausible and photographed, not flat illustration. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 50mm or 85mm fashion portrait lens, full-frame look, f/4–f/5.6 for crisp garment detail and natural body proportions. - Lighting: {조명}; even natural daylight, soft diffused window light from upper-left at about 45°, with gentle fill from front-right to preserve fabric texture and skin tone. - Color grade: clean lookbook grade with balanced neutrals, slightly cool whites, restrained saturation, and accurate textile color rendering; keep skin tones natural and avoid heavy cinematic tint. - Layout ratio: compose for {비율} within 1536x1024, optimized as a wide social-sharing fashion board with all seven looks readable at thumbnail size. - Realism cues: consistent floor contact shadows, subtle fabric wrinkles, natural hand placement, believable shoe stance, and cohesive studio perspective across all panels. [6. MOOD] Premium Korean fashion lookbook editorial — a Musinsa / 29CM style seasonal outfit board with a polished catalog feel, enriched with practical daily styling notes, realistic accessories, and a publish-ready social media card design. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following weekday and label text must appear cleanly with no broken characters: "월", "화", "수", "목", "금", "토", "일". - Include readable Korean title or caption text such as "요일별 OOTD 코디 추천 7룩", "이번 주 뭐 입지?", "출근부터 주말까지", and compact tags like "출근룩", "꾸안꾸", "데이트룩", "주말 산책". - Add realistic metadata text such as "VOL.247", "2026년 5월 1주", "@daily_style.kr", "SAVE THIS LOOK", and "01 / 07" without covering the model's face or key garment details. - If weekday labels are shown in English, they must be exactly readable and aligned consistently across panels. - Same person continuity is mandatory: face, body shape, hair, and background stay consistent; only clothes, footwear, bags, and styling accessories change. - Each panel must show a complete, anatomically correct body presentation with natural proportions, natural hands, correct shoe placement, and no duplicated limbs. - Maintain exactly seven outfit panels corresponding to Monday through Sunday, while allowing small editorial labels, item notes, and social-card interface details around them. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - reference_image: {원본} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 네일 디자인 12종을 한 화면에서 비교하는 정사각 살롱 카탈로그 시뮬레이션. 네일샵 메뉴판, 인스타그램 썸네일, 시술 상담용 비교 이미지로 바로 사용할 수 있는 12컷 그리드 구성이며, 실제 살롱 카운터에 놓인 젤 네일 샘플북 한 페이지처럼 디자인명, 가격, 태그, 예약 정보가 함께 보이는 현실적인 비주얼로 만든다. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - 중앙의 12개 패널에는 {원본} 손이 각 칸의 주 피사체가 되도록 배치하고, 한 컷마다 손가락 5개가 모두 안정적으로 보이게 유지한다. - 전체 화면은 {레이아웃} 기준의 3x4 그리드 12컷으로 구성하며, 각 칸 하단에는 한글 디자인명, No.01~No.12, 간단한 가격 표기를 함께 넣는다. - {보존} 조건을 엄격히 유지해 손의 형태, 피부 톤, 각도, 손의 크기, 손가락 간격, 손목 노출 범위는 동일하게 두고 네일 디자인만 교체한다. - 배경은 네일샵 카탈로그 느낌의 밝은 뉴트럴 톤으로 통일하되, 실제 촬영된 살롱 메뉴판처럼 은은한 종이 질감, 유광 아크릴 트레이 반사, 작은 컬러칩 표식, 가격 마이크로 텍스트, 구분선이 자연스럽게 포함되게 한다. - 상단에는 살롱 카탈로그 헤더를 넣어 “{살롱명}”, “젤 네일 디자인 12”, “{컬렉션명}”, “{인스타핸들}”이 보이도록 하고, 우측에는 “VOL.247”, “2026년 5월호” 같은 매거진식 작은 표기를 더한다. - 하단 정보 바에는 {주소}, {연락처}, “예약 상담 DM”, “기본 케어 포함”, “컬러 변경 가능”, “평일 11:00–20:00” 같은 실제 매장 안내를 얇은 캡션과 아이콘으로 배치한다. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) 전체 프레임: 1024x1024 정사각 화면에 12개의 동일 크기 패널을 정돈된 3x4 구조로 배치한다. 상단 8~10% 영역에는 카탈로그 타이틀 바, 하단 6~8% 영역에는 매장 정보와 예약 안내가 들어간 메뉴판식 정보 바를 둔다. 2) 각 패널의 주제: 동일한 손 포즈를 유지한 채 {디자인목록}에 해당하는 네일 스타일만 바꿔 보여준다. 각 컷은 같은 촬영 거리와 같은 손 위치를 사용해 비교가 즉시 가능해야 한다. 3) 라벨 영역: 각 컷 하단에 한글 디자인명을 명확히 읽히게 넣고, 라벨 옆에는 작은 디자인 번호 “No.01”~“No.12”, 가격 표기 “₩55,000~”, “₩65,000~”, “₩75,000~”를 살롱 메뉴판처럼 배치한다. 일부 칸에는 “BEST”, “NEW”, “POPULAR”, “SEASON” 스티커 태그를 작게 붙인다. 4) 디자인별 디테일: 누드는 맑은 시럽 젤과 큐티클 라인이 보이는 자연 광택, 미러는 크롬 파우더의 금속 반사, 그라데이션은 컬러가 부드럽게 사라지는 밀도 변화, 프렌치는 균일한 스마일 라인, 체크는 얇은 라인 교차와 젤 두께, 진주는 작은 파츠의 입체 그림자, 꽃 한 송이는 손톱 중앙의 섬세한 플라워 아트, 마블은 흐르는 결, 자석은 깊은 캣아이 입자감, 별빛은 미세 글리터 반짝임, 데일리 누드핑크는 웨어러블한 반투명 핑크, 시즌은 벚꽃 또는 크리스마스 모티프가 실제 시술 가능한 스케일로 보이게 한다. 5) 현실적인 메뉴판 장치: 패널 모서리에는 작은 원형 컬러 스와치, 얇은 구분선, 라운드 스티커 태그, save/share micro icons, 하트 아이콘, “저장하고 상담하기” 같은 인스타그램 카드 요소를 아주 작게 넣는다. 6) 하단 매장 정보: 정보 바에는 “{살롱명}”, “{주소}”, “{연락처}”, “{인스타핸들}”, “기본 케어 포함”, “컬러 변경 가능”, “예약 상담 DM”을 넣고, 항목 사이에 얇은 세로 디바이더를 사용해 실제 가격표처럼 보이게 한다. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard 또는 Noto Sans KR, regular~medium weight. 패널 라벨은 18~24px 수준, 번호와 가격은 11~15px 수준, 상단 타이틀은 34~42px bold, 보조 문구는 12~16px로 계층을 만든다. - Color palette: soft nude beige, milky pink, warm ivory, muted gray, pearl white, subtle chrome silver, pastel accent tones from {디자인목록}. - Panel design: 각 패널 사이에는 1~2px의 얇은 구분선 또는 8~12px 간격을 두고, 손 아래에는 10~15% opacity의 부드러운 그림자를 넣는다. 패널 배경에는 약한 살롱 테이블 질감, 아크릴 트레이의 반사, 젤 샘플북 종이 질감이 보이게 한다. - Graphic details: 작은 컬러칩, 메뉴판식 가격 디바이더, 라운드 스티커 태그, 인스타그램 카드 느낌의 save/share micro icons, 하단 예약 CTA를 포함한다. 정보 요소는 실제 살롱 메뉴 이미지처럼 밀도 있게 배치하되 네일 디테일의 가독성을 유지한다. - Text hierarchy: 디자인명은 가장 먼저 읽히고, 가격과 번호는 보조 정보로 보이게 한다. 상단 헤더는 브랜드 카탈로그처럼 선명하게, 하단 정보 바는 작은 영수증·예약카드 느낌으로 정돈한다. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: full-frame studio product shot 느낌, Canon EOS R5 with 85mm lens look, f/5.6 전후의 또렷한 디테일 중심 구도. - Lighting: {조명}을 반영한 네일샵 톤 다운라이트 느낌의 부드러운 확산광, 상단 45°에서 내려오는 조명과 약한 보조광으로 광택을 자연스럽게 살린다. 네일 표면에는 긴 직사각형 소프트박스 하이라이트가 작게 비치고, 손가락 그림자는 같은 방향과 강도로 유지된다. - Color grade: neutral beige + soft pink + pearl white 중심의 저채도 그레이드, 과한 채도 없이 살짝 따뜻한 상업 사진 톤. - Realism: {비율}을 유지한 실제 손 사진 기반 합성처럼 보이게 하며, 각 패널의 피부 결, 손톱 큐티클 라인, 손등의 미세한 주름, 젤 네일 코팅 두께, 파츠의 작은 그림자가 자연스럽게 살아 있어야 한다. [6. MOOD] 네일 살롱 카탈로그와 젤 네일 포트폴리오, 인스타그램 메뉴 카드를 합친 상업용 비교 시트 느낌. 실제 네일샵 카운터에 놓인 상담 메뉴판, 시즌 컬렉션 샘플 페이지, SNS 예약 안내 이미지가 결합된 분위기로 따뜻하고 세련되며 신뢰감 있게 보이게 한다. 작은 가격표와 매장 정보가 있어 실제로 예약 상담에 사용할 수 있는 완성도 높은 살롱 비주얼을 목표로 한다. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보이게 할 라벨 문자열: “누드”, “미러”, “그라데이션”, “프렌치”, “체크”, “진주”, “꽃 한 송이”, “마블”, “자석”, “별빛”, “데일리 누드핑크”, “시즌 (벚꽃·크리스마스)”. - Additional Korean text accuracy: 상단 또는 하단에 “젤 네일 디자인 12”, “2026 봄 컬렉션”, “예약 상담 DM”, “기본 케어 포함”, “컬러 변경 가능”, “저장하고 상담하기”, “{살롱명}”, “{인스타핸들}”를 자연스럽게 넣는다. - Menu text accuracy: 가격 예시는 “₩55,000~”, “₩65,000~”, “₩75,000~”처럼 읽히게 하고, 매장 정보로 “{주소}”, “{연락처}”를 작은 글씨로 넣는다. - 손은 해부학적으로 자연스럽고 각 손마다 손가락 5개가 정확히 보여야 하며, 12컷 모두 동일한 손 포즈와 동일한 카메라 각도를 유지해야 한다. - 각 패널의 네일 디자인만 바뀌고 손 형, 피부 톤, 조명 방향, 배경 톤은 변하지 않아야 한다. - 12개 디자인은 실제 시술 가능한 네일처럼 보이게 하며, 파츠와 패턴은 손톱 크기에 맞는 스케일로 표현한다. 라벨, 번호, 가격, 태그는 실제 메뉴판처럼 읽히되 손톱 디테일을 가리지 않아야 한다. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - reference_image: {원본} - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] K-beauty makeup before/after tutorial sheet, 4-step comparison grid for social media and beauty education. Create a realistic, magazine-like beauty lesson card that shows the same person progressing through four makeup stages, with useful editorial details such as captions, product-zone notes, date label, handle, and save/share UI accents. Clear, step-by-step transformation card showing only makeup changes while keeping the same face identity. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Center the same face across all panels with identical crop, angle, hairstyle, clothing, and background; the face should occupy about 70% of each panel for easy comparison. - Use {레이아웃} as either a horizontal 1x4 strip or a 2x2 grid with equal panel sizes, thin separators, and clear STEP 01~04 labels. - Keep {원본} as the base face reference and preserve facial shape, features, pose, hair, outfit, and background exactly; only makeup changes from panel to panel. - Respect {보존}: maintain the same identity, expression, skin details, hairline, earrings or accessories if present, outfit neckline, and studio backdrop across all four panels. - Use {비율} to balance portrait scale, label area, and editorial information blocks so the final 1536x1024 card feels like a real K-beauty classroom handout and Instagram carousel cover. - Background should remain neutral and consistent, using a soft studio backdrop with gentle fabric or paper-backdrop texture, realistic shadow gradients, and beauty-studio depth. - Add a top editorial header bar with the Korean title “메이크업 비포애프터 4단계”, a small date label “2026.05 BEAUTY CLASS”, and a small handle “@kbeauty.note”. - Add a bottom information strip with compact Korean notes, tiny save/share/comment micro icons, and a page indicator “1/4” to make the layout feel like a real social beauty tutorial card. - Include small cosmetic swatch accents, soft peach divider tabs, and tiny product-zone callouts near each caption, without covering the face. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Panel 1: Start with bare skin and gentle enhancement; show the original face from {원본} with clean, natural complexion, visible skin texture, softly groomed brows, and no strong color cosmetics. - Panel 2: Apply {4단계} part 1 and 2 — even out tone, add concealer, then define eyes with shadow, liner, and mascara; keep the same pose and lighting. - Panel 3: Apply {4단계} part 3 — blush and highlight should add dimension to cheekbones, nose bridge, inner corners, and high points with visible but realistic sheen. - Panel 4: Apply {4단계} part 4 — finish with lip tint or lipstick, making the final look the most polished and complete while still natural. - Ensure all four panels follow the same head position, same camera distance, and same crop so the only noticeable change is the makeup progression. - Show the full {메이크업 결} across the sequence so the finish reads clearly as K-beauty natural, glam, chic, or urban depending on the chosen style. - Under each panel, include a short Korean caption line and a micro tip line, for example “피부결 정돈”, “눈매 또렷하게”, “생기와 윤광”, “컬러 밸런스 완성”. - Add tiny before/after comparison ticks or progress dots between panels to reinforce the tutorial flow, with the final panel marked as “FINISH LOOK”. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, bold for STEP labels, medium weight for step captions, 18–26px on the final layout, crisp and readable. - Header typography should feel like a contemporary Korean beauty magazine or Instagram education card: bold title, smaller metadata, and compact caption hierarchy. - Color palette: soft beige #F4EFE7, warm ivory #FFF8F1, muted peach #E7B6A8, rose beige #C98F8A, cocoa brown #5B433A, with dark charcoal text for contrast. - Border/shadow: thin white or warm-gray dividers, subtle soft drop shadow 3px y-offset, 10px blur, 12% opacity; avoid heavy vignette or harsh outline. - Panel labels should be compact, clean, and aligned consistently; avoid decorative script that reduces readability. - Use warm peach label chips, small cocoa-brown numbering, subtle cosmetic-swatch marks, and fine editorial rules to enrich the design while keeping the face comparison readable. - Korean UI details may include tiny text such as “저장”, “공유”, “피부 표현 체크”, “오늘의 룩”, and “BEAUTY NOTE”. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: full-frame beauty portrait look, 85mm f/1.4 at f/4 for the face comparison; if the layout is flatter, a 50mm lens at f/5.6 with controlled perspective is acceptable. - Lighting: {조명}; natural daylight look from upper-left at about 45°, gentle fill on the opposite side, soft shadow falloff, skin texture preserved without plastic smoothing. - Color grade: K-beauty editorial grade with warm ivory highlights, soft peach blush tones, neutral beige mids, and slightly deeper brown contrast in hair and eyes. - Rendering should feel like a photographed beauty editorial laid out as a real social tutorial card: realistic pores, fine baby hairs, cosmetic powder texture, believable lip sheen, and accurate makeup layering. - The design surface should have subtle paper-card realism, gentle printed-text sharpness, and slight separation between portrait panels and caption strips. [6. MOOD] Beauty tutorial editorial with the polished clarity of a magazine before/after spread — refined K-뷰티 demo page feel, like an in-house makeup class visual shared as a realistic Instagram carousel cover. Warm, helpful, and trustworthy, with enough beauty-magazine detail to feel produced by a real makeup studio. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 표시할 문자열: - STEP 01 - STEP 02 - STEP 03 - STEP 04 - 01 베이스 (톤업·컨실러) - 02 아이 (섀도우·라이너·마스카라) - 03 블러셔·하이라이트 - 04 립 (틴트·립스틱) - 메이크업 비포애프터 4단계 - 2026.05 BEAUTY CLASS - @kbeauty.note - 1/4 - FINISH LOOK - Keep the same face identity, same hairstyle, same outfit, same background, same crop, and same camera angle in all four panels. - The makeup progression must be clearly sequential and readable; each step should look like a real cosmetic change, not an entirely different person. - Skin texture should remain natural, with realistic pores and fine details; do not over-smooth the face. - Apply {보존} consistently: facial proportions, eye spacing, nose shape, lip shape, jawline, hair volume, and outfit details must match from panel to panel. - The final look must reflect {메이크업 결} and the selected {4단계} progression without changing the person’s age, ethnicity, or expression. - All Korean text must be legible, correctly spelled, and placed like real printed UI/editorial typography. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - reference_image: {원본} - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Korean fitness transformation before/after composite for social media, presented as a realistic Instagram-style wellness post with editorial detail. Designed to simulate a believable body-shape change while preserving identity, clothing, posture, lighting, and scene continuity. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Left panel shows the BEFORE state and right panel shows the AFTER state in a clear 50/50 split, with both figures aligned to the same vertical baseline. - Keep the subject centered within each panel, full body or half body depending on {원본}, with matching posture, camera angle, crop height, floor line, and horizon level. - Background remains the same recognizable indoor or natural-light setting across both sides, including natural details already present in {원본} such as wall texture, mirror edge, floor grain, curtains, gym mat, doorway, or window light direction. - Preserve {보존 요소} so the face, hair, clothing, accessories, and background read as the same person and same scene, while only the body silhouette changes according to {목표 변화}. - Add a realistic social-media overlay frame: top-left handle "@fit.note_2026", small date/location label "2026.05.01 · 서울", and a tiny carousel marker "1/3" near the top-right. - Place a motivation copy card near the lower center or lower-right margin so it does not cover the torso, waistline, hips, or leg comparison. The card must include {동기부여 카피} and the exact Korean line required in [7. CRITICAL]. - Include small Instagram-style micro elements near the bottom edge: tiny save/share icons, a subtle like count line "좋아요 2,486개", and short hashtag text "#바디프로필준비 #건강한변화". - Use {레이아웃} as the exact structural rule for panel division and alignment. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Base frame: build a realistic side-by-side comparison canvas with a thin vertical divider line between panels, equal visual weight on both sides, and a soft off-white social post border area that feels like a captured fitness influencer post. 2. Header details: add a compact top header with circular profile thumbnail placeholder, handle "@fit.note_2026", date label "2026년 5월 1일", and small location text "서울 · 자연광 기록" in Korean. 3. BEFORE panel: place {원본} on the left with original body proportions, maintaining realistic fabric tension, clothing folds, skin texture, natural limb placement, and unchanged facial expression. Add a small label near the upper-left of the panel reading "BEFORE" and a secondary Korean label "시작점". 4. AFTER panel: create the transformed body on the right using {목표 변화}, keeping the same clothing, same pose, same face, same hair, same camera perspective, and same background perspective for direct comparison. Add a small label near the upper-right of the panel reading "AFTER" and a secondary Korean label "3개월 후". 5. Measurement-style accents: include 2–3 subtle editorial detail chips around the lower third, such as "체형 변화 시뮬레이션", "꾸준함 기록", and "DAY 90", positioned away from the body outline so they do not hide the transformation. 6. Preservation pass: enforce {보존 요소} so there is no face swap feel, no hair drift, no clothing redesign, no accessory mismatch, and no background perspective shift. 7. Tone matching: apply {조명·톤} consistently across both panels, with a subtle vitality lift on the AFTER side through body shape, posture confidence, fabric fit, and micro-contrast only, not through a redesigned scene. 8. Copy treatment: add {동기부여 카피} as a compact caption card with clear typographic hierarchy, plus the exact rendered phrase "3개월 후의 나 — 시작은 오늘". Make the caption look like a real fitness progress note, not an advertisement. 9. Social footer: add a realistic bottom footer strip containing tiny Korean caption text such as "오늘의 기록을 저장해두기", hashtags, save/share micro icons, and a small page indicator "● ○ ○". 10. Aspect control: lock the composition to {비율}, ensuring the left/right split feels balanced and suitable for feed-sharing at 1536x1024. 11. Final realism check: keep the result as a believable transformation simulation with clean body edges, natural skin texture, realistic clothing deformation, preserved identity, and no glossy AI smoothing. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, medium to semibold weight for panel labels and caption cards, with Korean text rendered sharply and naturally like a real social media graphic. - Main labels: "BEFORE" and "AFTER" may use bold uppercase English, while supporting labels must be Korean, including "시작점", "3개월 후", "체형 변화 시뮬레이션", and "꾸준함 기록". - Color palette: use neutral fitness-editorial tones such as off-white #F5F2EC, cool gray #D9DCE1, charcoal #2B2B2B, warm beige #E8DED0, and a soft muted blue-gray accent #7E8A97. - Divider and cards: use a thin soft-gray divider, semi-opaque caption cards, realistic UI spacing, small rounded corners, and light shadowing that matches the natural lighting direction. - Text scale: keep social UI text small but legible; keep the motivation copy larger than metadata but smaller than the BEFORE/AFTER labels. - The visual should feel like a polished real wellness-progress post with believable editorial annotations, natural room details, and useful comparison context. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: realistic smartphone-to-editorial fitness look, equivalent to a 50mm lens at f/4, straight-on framing with minimal perspective distortion. - Lighting: matched natural window light from the front-left at about 45°, soft fill on the shadow side, no dramatic rim light, no studio hotspot. - Color grade: natural skin tones with a slight cool-neutral fitness editorial grade, mild contrast lift, restrained saturation, and realistic texture in clothing, skin, floor, and background surfaces. - Rendering detail: preserve the original environment’s ordinary real-life cues such as wall seams, floor texture, mirror reflections, fabric wrinkles, hair strands, shadows under feet, and phone-camera sharpness. - Composite quality: both panels must appear captured from the same moment and same camera setup, with seamless alignment and no visible cutout artifacts. [6. MOOD] Instagram fitness influencer transformation post — credible wellness editorial vibe with a motivating but personal progress-record feeling, like a real before/after diary saved for followers. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following strings must appear exactly as rendered text: "3개월 후의 나 — 시작은 오늘" - Also render short Korean social details naturally: "시작점", "3개월 후", "2026년 5월 1일", "서울 · 자연광 기록", "좋아요 2,486개", "#바디프로필준비 #건강한변화". - Keep the composition as a truthful transformation simulation: same person, same pose, same clothes, same background, only body shape changes between panels according to {목표 변화}. - Ensure body anatomy remains realistic and proportions stay natural on both sides; no warped limbs, no asymmetrical torso distortion, no fake sticker look. - The comparison must clearly read as BEFORE on the left and AFTER on the right without changing scene identity. - Maintain {조명·톤}, {레이아웃}, {보존 요소}, and {비율} exactly as the governing constraints for lighting, structure, identity preservation, and aspect composition. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 - canvas_ratio: {비율} [1. PURPOSE] Create a K-pop adjacent Gen Z kitsch collage poster for social media, using a photoreal base photo with playful hand-drawn overlays, sticker captions, and Instagram-card micro details. Designed for Instagram self-promo, shop advertising, product showcases, lifestyle photo decoration, or a casual event/drop announcement. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - The original photo {원본 사진} stays photoreal and occupies the central 68–74% of the frame; let doodles, labels, and sticker tags overlap the photo corners like a handmade scrapbook page. - Top header area takes about 16–20% of the canvas; place {메인 헤드라인} large, rounded, and immediately readable. - Background should be {배경 톤}, with soft fabric grain, paper-cut edges, tiny tape pieces, sticker shadows, and a warm handmade zine atmosphere. - Scatter {손그림 doodle 요소} around the subject and across the poster rhythmically, roughly 14–26 total elements, including a few elements touching the photo edge for a real collage feel. - Add {말풍선·미니 라벨} as small callouts near objects, connected with thin arrows, squiggles, hearts, or short hand-drawn leader lines. - Include an Instagram-style lower info strip: {인스타 핸들}, {짧은 캡션}, {해시태그}, small save/share/heart micro icons, and a tiny page-like indicator such as “01/03”. - Add a date/location sticker using {날짜 라벨} and {위치 라벨}; make it look like a small removable label or receipt sticker. - Add {CTA 문구} as a bright bubble button near the lower third, plus {스티커 가격표} if the image feels like a shop/product promo. - Use {외곽선 프레임} as a thick comic-style border framing the full poster, with small corner doodles and imperfect hand-drawn wobble. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Header zone (top 18%): Place {메인 헤드라인} centered and large, with {헤드라인 폰트}; use outline, tiny drop shadow, and {그라디언트 컬러} fill. 2) Sub-header stickers: Add one or two small handwritten tags such as {날짜 라벨}, {위치 라벨}, or “NEW DROP” beside the headline, slightly tilted like pasted stickers. 3) Main photo zone (mid 55–60%): Keep {원본 사진} fully photoreal, with no illustration conversion; enhance it only with sticker-like overlays, tape corners, and hand-drawn accents on top. 4) Doodle layer: Distribute stars, clouds, lightning, pixel hearts, smiley faces, droplets, squiggles, cherries, bows, and colored dots from {손그림 doodle 요소}; do not hide key facial features, product labels, or important object details. 5) Label layer: Place {말풍선·미니 라벨} beside notable objects or mood points, using short pointer lines and a scrapbook note feel. 6) Social info layer: Along the bottom 12–15%, include {인스타 핸들}, {짧은 캡션}, {해시태그}, a tiny “♡ ↗ 저장” row, and {CTA 문구}; align it like a playful Instagram promo card rather than a corporate ad. 7) Optional commerce sticker: If the base photo is a product, add {스티커 가격표} as a cute starburst or receipt-shaped label. 8) Frame treatment: Wrap the whole canvas with {외곽선 프레임} so it feels like a playful comic cutout, diary page, or zine poster. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use {헤드라인 폰트}; heavy weight, oversized header, slightly uneven handwritten curves, outer stroke, inner shine, and tiny sticker shadow for pop. - Color palette: use the exact gradient from {그라디언트 컬러}, plus bright accent stickers in hot pink, mint, lilac, butter yellow, coral, sky blue, and cream. - Border/shadow: thick comic outline with a slightly imperfect hand-drawn line, plus a subtle sticker shadow of 3px y-offset, 10px blur, about 18% opacity. - Graphic texture: add believable paper grain, marker strokes, colored pencil edges, tape pieces, mini receipt stickers, gel-pen sparkles, and tiny registration misalignment for a handmade printed feel. - Layout personality: keep elements lively and asymmetrical, with a few tilted labels, playful scale jumps, and overlapping stickers that feel manually placed. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: preserve the base image as if shot on a 50mm or 85mm lens at f/2.0 for crisp photoreal subject separation, while overlays remain flat graphic doodles. - Lighting: keep the source photo’s existing lighting intact; if adding new overlay effects, match them to soft ambient daylight or studio softbox light without changing the original photo realism. - Color grade: Y2K pop palette with candy pink, mint, lilac, and cream, slightly high-saturation and playful, like a modern Instagram scrapbook. - Material realism: the photo should feel physically pasted into the design, with tiny tape corners, raised sticker shadows, marker-ink texture, and subtle paper/fabric background depth. [6. MOOD] Gen Z kitsch collage — a Y2K scrapbook-meets-Instagram promo aesthetic, like a playful magazine sticker spread, diary page, shop drop flyer, or handmade zine poster. [7. CRITICAL] - 반드시 정확한 한글로 렌더링할 수 있는 텍스트: “퍼퓸 파티”, “스위트 데이”, “베이비 무드”, “한정”, “오늘만”, “귀여움”, “맛있다”. - 하단 정보 영역에는 {인스타 핸들}, {짧은 캡션}, {해시태그}, “♡ ↗ 저장” 같은 마이크로 아이콘 텍스트가 보여야 한다. - 날짜/위치 스티커에는 {날짜 라벨} 및 {위치 라벨}을 읽을 수 있게 넣고, 홍보형 이미지라면 {CTA 문구}와 {스티커 가격표}도 자연스럽게 포함한다. - 원본 사진 {원본 사진}은 반드시 photoreal 상태를 유지하며 일러스트, 만화, 납작한 그림체로 변환하지 않는다. - 손그림 doodle 요소는 사진 위에 얹힌 레이어처럼 보여야 하며, 얼굴·제품명·주요 오브젝트를 과하게 가리지 않는다. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites unless explicitly provided or requested

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Game streamer live-screen mockup for Twitch / CHZZK / SOOP, styled like a real 16:9 PC livestream capture with authentic streaming UI layers, active chat, live game HUD details, donation alerts, stream schedule micro-text, and platform-native broadcast chrome. Designed as an i2i livestream interface composition using the attached person as the camera-captured streamer, preserving the original face and overall identity through {원본 보존}. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main webcam frame: the attached person {원본 보존} occupies the left or center-left 42–45% of the screen, framed like a live facecam crop with natural shoulders visible, a slightly cropped bottom edge, mild webcam compression, and monitor reflections on the face to mimic a real streaming layout. - Game content area: the remaining 55–58% is a gameplay-like broadcast panel based on {게임 장르}, with believable in-game HUD elements such as a minimap block, team list, cooldown/status bars, score panel, inventory strip, health bar, objective marker, or match timer depending on the genre. - Top and bottom overlays: streamer nickname, platform branding, live badge, viewer metrics, follower/sub goal, chat, pinned notice, donation alert, recent subscriber line, and tiny stream status labels are arranged as separate HUD layers with realistic nesting and alignment. - Right-side chat stack: include a vertical translucent chat panel with multiple short Korean messages, colored username chips, emotes, timestamps, and one highlighted donation or subscription message connected to {채팅·알림}. - Lower-third details: include a compact ticker such as “오늘의 미션: 치킨 3회 / 랭크 올리기”, “방송 시작 02:18:44”, “다음 게임 투표 진행 중”, plus a small audio/mic/status icon row like real streaming software. - Background treatment: dark neutral broadcast UI canvas with subtle gradients, glass-like semi-transparent panels, thin separators, soft shadows, compression artifacts, tiny pixel UI noise, and layered OBS-style depth. - Use {플랫폼}, {스트리머 닉네임}, {게임 장르}, {시청자·구독자}, {채팅·알림}, {UI 톤}, {비율} placeholders throughout the layout. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Facecam zone: place {원본 보존} as the streamer camera feed, cut cleanly within a rounded-rectangle or rectangular broadcast window, with realistic in-game lighting spill, slight webcam grain, mild H.264 compression blocks in shadows, and a small corner label reading “CAM 01 · LIVE”. - Facecam overlay details: add a slim nameplate below or above the camera window with {스트리머 닉네임}, a red “LIVE” pill, platform marker for {플랫폼}, tiny mic/camera icons, and a current queue/status text such as “듀오 대기중” or “솔로 랭크”. - Game HUD zone: build a large gameplay panel with a streamer overlay shell, including genre-appropriate HUD fragments for {게임 장르}: scoreboard-like team rows, minimap-style blocks, mission markers, weapon/item slots, kill feed snippets, party list, match timer, or resource counters. It should read as an actual live broadcast screenshot rather than a generic placeholder. - Header area: set {스트리머 닉네임} prominently in the top bar or lower-third header, using compact streamer branding treatment with icon-sized platform markers, a small “ON AIR” indicator, a bitrate/FHD label such as “1080p60”, and tight baseline alignment. - Metric cluster: display {시청자·구독자} in a small stat block near the top-right or under the nickname, using tabular spacing, subtle separators, and micro labels like “동시 시청자”, “구독자”, “즐겨찾기”, “팔로우 목표 78%”. - Chat / alert layer: render {채팅·알림} as a translucent right-side or bottom overlay, with colored message chips, small emote squares, Korean usernames, timestamps, and a donation banner that feels native to stream software. Include a yellow alert banner reading “☆팬님이 1만원 후원!” and a few chat lines such as “ㅋㅋㅋㅋ”, “와 방금 샷 미쳤다”, “오늘 감도 몇이에요?”, “나이스 치킨각”. - Platform identity: adapt accent colors and chrome to {UI 톤}, keeping the interface instantly recognizable for Twitch / CHZZK / SOOP while allowing real platform-style badges, icons, and logo-like UI markers. - Broadcast software realism: include tiny OBS-like edge details such as scene labels “GAME”, “CAM”, “CHAT”, an audio level meter with green/yellow bars, recent event list “최근 구독: 별빛님”, and a small status line “Dropped frames 0.2% · 60fps” tucked into the lower UI. - Aspect treatment: maintain {비율} with safe zones for all text, icons, facecam, game HUD, and chat so the final frame reads like a genuine streaming OBS-style screen capture. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard SemiBold for primary labels, Noto Sans KR Medium for metrics, and Pretendard Regular for chat; title size ~26–34 px, metrics ~18–22 px, chat ~14–16 px, micro UI text ~10–12 px, with crisp vector-like rendering. - Korean UI copy should feel like actual streamer interface text: short, conversational, and compact, including labels such as “실시간 채팅”, “후원 알림”, “오늘의 미션”, “최근 구독”, “방송 시작”, “시청자 참여”, “랭크전”, and “다음 판 대기”. - Color palette: use the platform-specific palette from {UI 톤}, anchored by deep black #0B0B0F, off-black #121218, neutral gray #2A2F3A, soft white #EDEFF5, and one vivid accent color (purple / green / red) depending on platform. - Border/shadow: use thin 1px separators, 8–12 px panel radius, and soft drop shadows with 0px x-offset, 6px y-offset, 18px blur, 18% opacity for layered broadcast depth. - UI finish: keep glyph edges sharp, spacing consistent, overlay opacity between 75% and 90%, and small interface artifacts such as slight aliasing, compression, notification badges, hover-like highlights, and chat scroll softness so the interface feels screen-captured rather than poster-designed. - Visual density: the screen should contain enough real livestream information to feel active and lived-in: game panel, facecam, chat, alerts, metrics, ticker, small icons, and micro labels, while keeping the streamer and main gameplay panel readable. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: realistic front-facing webcam look, equivalent to a 35mm lens at f/2.8 for the facecam region, with slight perspective compression and natural framing. - Lighting: monitor glow from lower front, soft room ambient from upper-left, and subtle fill from the right to preserve skin detail and create believable streamer-room contrast. - Facecam realism: skin texture, hair edges, clothing folds, and webcam noise should look like a real live camera feed; include slight color temperature mismatch between the facecam and the game capture as often seen in actual streams. - Game capture realism: simulate a real-time PC game feed with crisp HUD text, motion-safe sharpness, faint compression in dark areas, and subtle UI glow matched to {게임 장르}. - Color grade: cool desktop broadcast grade with black-neutral base, slight magenta/green platform tint depending on {UI 톤}, modest saturation, and realistic digital contrast so the screenshot feels live and current. [6. MOOD] Authentic esports livestream capture — a polished but lived-in OBS-style late-night Twitch / CHZZK / SOOP stream with active viewers, chat energy, real broadcast overlays, and a believable gamer-room camera feed. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문자열: “혜민의 게임방”, “동시 시청자 2,847 / 구독자 12K / 즐겨찾기 8.4K”, “실시간 채팅 빠르게 / 후원 알림 \"☆팬님이 1만원 후원!\" 노란 배너”, “치지직 (CHZZK 네이버) / 또는 Twitch / SOOP — 자유”, “배틀그라운드 / 리그오브레전드 / 발로란트 / 마인크래프트 / 이세계아이돌”, “16:9 PC 라이브 화면”. - Additional Korean livestream microcopy may include: “오늘의 미션: 치킨 3회”, “최근 구독: 별빛님”, “방송 시작 02:18:44”, “나이스 샷!”, “감도 설정 공유해주세요”, “다음 판 같이 해요?”, “팔로우 목표 78%”, “1080p60 LIVE”. - The streamer face must look like a real camera feed from a live broadcast, with preserved identity from {원본 보존}, realistic webcam texture, natural skin detail, and no exaggerated retouching. - All UI text should remain clean, legible, correctly layered, and separated into streaming panels as if captured from OBS, Twitch Studio, CHZZK live software, SOOP Studio, or similar broadcast software. - The final frame

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Korean one-room interior before/after 4-cut grid, social-media-ready square post. Show a realistic lived-in 자취방 transformation with clear comparison across stages, like an Instagram interior makeover card that includes practical room details, small captions, and believable everyday objects. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Compose a 1024x1024 square post using {레이아웃}: a slim Instagram-style header at the top, a central 2x2 photo grid, and a compact footer caption bar. - Center the 2x2 grid so each panel reads equally, with thin gutters between cells and a consistent camera angle across all four cuts. - Keep the room layout stable across panels; only props, tidiness, lighting touches, textiles, and styling evolve from messy to complete according to {4컷 흐름}. - Use {원본 보존} as the base room source, preserving the original room structure, window position, walls, floor, and major furniture placement. - Background treatment: small Korean one-room studio, 5-pyeong feel, wood floor, off-white walls, real wall texture, cable traces, small storage solutions, delivery boxes, bedding wrinkles, fabric grain, and natural lived-in details matching {공간 컨셉}. - Each panel must have a small label sticker at the top-left of each cell: BEFORE / 정리 / 꾸밈 / AFTER, styled like matte paper tape or a clean rounded tag. - Add social-post context: top header text "@my_room_log · 자취방 비포애프터", small date/location label "2026.05.01 · 서울 원룸", bottom caption "5평 방, 오늘부터 집답게" plus tiny save/share/comment micro icons and hashtags "#자취인테리어 #비포애프터 #원룸꾸미기". - Include small handwritten-style Korean micro notes inside or near panels, such as "입주 첫날", "바닥 확보", "조명 추가", "완성샷", placed like subtle annotation stickers without hiding the room. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Panel 1 — BEFORE: show the room immediately after moving in, with 택배 boxes, shopping bags, scattered clothes, tangled charging cables, uneven bedding, plastic storage bins, a half-open suitcase, and a slightly chaotic floor. 2) Panel 2 — 정리: clear most of the floor, align furniture edges, stack boxes neatly, fold textiles, group books and toiletries, add a laundry basket, and make the same room angle visibly easier to read. 3) Panel 3 — 꾸밈: add a small plant, warm table lamp, fabric curtain or sheer panel, small mirror or wall poster, tray with mug and notebook, cushion, rug edge, and a few curated daily-life props that introduce personality. 4) Panel 4 — AFTER: present the finished room as the hero frame, with cohesive bedding, tidy desk or side table, warm lamp glow, neatly managed cables, styled shelf, small plant, framed print, rug, and calm editorial interior-photo feel. 5) Across all panels, keep the same structural anchors in place so the before/after progression is immediately comparable: same window, bed orientation, wall corner, floor line, and main furniture footprint. 6) Make the transformation readable at a glance: clutter density decreases from left/top to right/bottom progression, while warmth, texture, organization, and styling increase. 7) Add realistic interior details: fabric weave on bedding, cardboard box seams, wood floor scratches, wall outlet, cable clips, small price-tag-like sticky note "예산 ₩73,000", and a tiny checklist sticker "수납 / 조명 / 러그". [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, bold for labels at 18–24px equivalent, clean sans for header/footer captions, with tiny UI text kept plausible and legible. - Color palette: faded beige, wood brown, sage green accents, warm white, muted gray; use the palette implied by {컬러 톤}. - Border/shadow: thin light-gray separators, subtle soft shadow under each panel, soft matte sticker labels, realistic paper/card texture in the header and footer areas, no heavy outlines or glossy UI framing. - Keep the image realistic and slightly editorial, with natural room textures, readable object edges, believable household clutter, and photo-based lighting. - The post should feel like an actual Korean interior account upload, not a showroom render: include modest furniture, affordable storage, practical styling, and small signs of daily use. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: full-frame 35mm lens, eye-level interior snapshot, f/4 look for moderate depth of field and clear room detail. - Lighting: all four panels under {시간대·라이팅}, natural side light from a window with soft diffused daylight direction kept consistent for comparison; Panel 3 and Panel 4 may include a warm lamp accent while retaining the same daylight base. - Color grade: Portra-like faded beige and muted sage, gentle contrast, slightly lifted shadows, warm wood neutrality. - Texture rendering: real cardboard, cotton bedding, woven rug, matte painted wall, plastic storage, ceramic mug, glass mirror reflection, and soft dust/floor wear should look photographic. [6. MOOD] Independent lifestyle magazine interior makeover spread meets Korean Instagram room-log post — practical, cozy, personal, and achievable, with the satisfaction of a real weekend 자취방 transformation. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the panel labels must appear exactly as: "BEFORE", "정리", "꾸밈", "AFTER". - Render these supporting texts accurately where included: "@my_room_log · 자취방 비포애프터", "2026.05.01 · 서울 원룸", "5평 방, 오늘부터 집답게", "#자취인테리어 #비포애프터 #원룸꾸미기", "입주 첫날", "바닥 확보", "조명 추가", "완성샷". - Preserve the same room identity across all 4 panels: same space, same viewpoint, same scale, same window/wall/floor relationship. - The visual progression must clearly show increasing tidiness, organization, texture, and styling from panel 1 to panel 4. - Do not change the room into a different apartment or a different layout between panels. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Turn the attached person into a game character select screen portrait and full UI mockup, with a polished but authentic in-game interface look. The final image should feel like a real character selection screen from a commercial fantasy RPG / fighting game / sci-fi / cyberpunk title, complete with playable-character UI layers, ranked-mode details, loadout panels, selectable slots, ability icons, and readable Korean interface text. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Center the converted character portrait as the hero element, occupying about 55% of the frame height, framed by a high-end game UI character bay with layered metallic / glass panels. - Keep {원본 보존} visible in face identity and overall likeness, while swapping clothing, props, armor, weapon styling, and scene into the selected {게임 장르} style. - Add a top navigation/header bar with Korean game UI text such as "캐릭터 선택", "랭크전", "시즌 07", a small server/date label like "KR-01 · 2026.05.01", and a subtle build/version tag like "v3.8.12". - Place the character info card on the lower-left or lower-center area, with the right side and upper-right area filled by stat bars, ability icons, rarity badges, and loadout buttons. - Background treatment should match {배경 무대}: medieval castle / dragon cave, cyberpunk city, or fighting stage, with layered stage architecture, lighting sources, banners/screens, particles, and arena atmosphere that still supports UI readability. - Use {캐릭터명·클래스·스탯}, {무기·장비}, {UI 디자인}, and {컬러 톤} as editable content anchors, integrated naturally into the interface. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Portrait area (main 55%): {원본 보존} preserved in facial structure, converted into a game character render with matching costume, weapon, class-specific stance, hair/detail styling, gloves/armor trims, and believable fabric/metal textures. - Weapon / equipment layer: {무기·장비} placed in hand, across the back, or strapped on the body, sized to read clearly as a selectable character loadout item; include small item tags such as "주무기", "보조장비", "강화 +7". - Top UI header: include a bold title area reading "캐릭터 선택" and secondary menu tabs such as "영웅", "스킨", "장비", "스킬", plus a small timer or matchmaking label like "선택 시간 28초". - Info panel: {캐릭터명·클래스·스탯} displayed inside a crisp premium game card with visible hierarchy, including name, class, level badge, rarity frame, short lore line, and tiny ID text such as "ID: KR-HYM-0427". - Stat section: horizontal bars for HP, attack, and defense, aligned cleanly and spaced evenly, with numeric labels, small icons, and secondary attributes like "속도 82", "치명 18%", "난이도 ★★★". - Ability section: add 4–5 square skill icons with cooldown labels and Korean captions such as "강타", "돌진", "수호", "궁극기", using genre-matched icon art and hover-card style tooltips. - Background stage: {배경 무대} rendered as a recognizable game arena backdrop with layered environment detail, interactive lighting, atmospheric depth, banners, monitors, stone arches, neon signs, or arena floor markings depending on the genre. - Character carousel: add side thumbnails of other selectable heroes as dimmed cards with Korean placeholder names like "민준", "서아", "태오", lock icons on a few slots, and one highlighted slot for the main character. - Selection controls: {UI 디자인} including a bold SELECT button, controller/key prompts like "A 선택", "B 뒤로", "Y 상세보기", character slots, party indicator "파티 1/4", and premium HUD accents placed as a believable playable menu. - Bottom information strip: include ticket/currency/resource indicators such as "골드 12,450", "젬 380", "전투력 8,720", plus a small notice line like "오늘의 보너스 활성화". [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard Bold for the main name, Noto Sans KR Medium for class and stats, and a compact arcade-style sans for button labels; title size large, stat labels small and readable. - Color palette: use {컬러 톤} with genre-specific accents such as gold and brown for fantasy, neon cyan and magenta for cyberpunk, or red and black for fighting-game energy; pair with dark neutral UI panels and luminous selection states. - Border/shadow: sharp beveled UI frames with subtle outer glow, 2px inner stroke, and soft drop shadow at 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity. - Interface texture: add light scanline / glass / metallic panel treatment depending on genre, with readable Korean labels, semi-transparent overlays, brushed metal edges, holographic highlights, and small micro-text details. - UI density: the screen should feel like an actual playable game menu with layered panels, tabs, badges, stats, notifications, selection outlines, and controller prompts, not a single character poster. - Korean text styling: render short Korean labels cleanly with proper spacing and punctuation; mix English only where typical for game UI such as "SELECT", "READY", "LOCKED", "Lv.". [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 85mm f/1.8 portrait look for the character face and upper body, combined with a game key art presentation rather than a real-world photograph. - Lighting: studio-style key light from upper-left at 45°, controlled rim light from upper-right, balanced fill so the face remains clear inside the UI frame, and genre-matched environmental glow from the stage. - Color grade: genre-matched game art grading — fantasy amber and steel, cyberpunk neon teal and violet, or fighting-game red and charcoal. - Rendering quality: premium AAA game menu render with sharp facial identity, realistic armor/material response, readable UI panels, detailed background stage elements, and subtle animated-menu cues implied through glow streaks and particle accents. [6. MOOD] Premium AAA game character select screen — a polished Capcom / Square Enix / Blizzard-style interface with strong esports-menu clarity, cinematic character presence, believable menu functionality, and enough UI information to feel like a screenshot from a finished commercial game. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확히 보여야 함: "SELECT", "이름: HYEMIN", "클래스: 워리어", "HP 1200", "공격 95", "방어 70". - Additional Korean UI text should be short and legible, such as "캐릭터 선택", "랭크전", "시즌 07", "선택 시간 28초", "강타", "돌진", "수호", "궁극기", "파티 1/4". - Maintain the original face identity from the reference image. - Character anatomy must remain natural and game-poster believable, with correct proportions and no extra limbs or distorted hands. - UI layout must read as a real character select screen with clear hierarchy, not a poster or social media edit. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized celebrity likeness

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Create an i2i fashion magazine cover transformation that preserves the attached person’s identity while restyling them into a high-end editorial cover model. Vertical full-cover layout for Vogue/GQ/Marie Claire/Harper's Bazaar-style print-ready magazine art, enriched with realistic cover furniture: masthead, issue/date label, feature blurbs, barcode area, model credit, small spine text, and editorial production details. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject: the attached person, identity preserved, placed as a dominant cover hero occupying about 62% of the frame height, with clean facial visibility, confident editorial posture, believable skin texture, and fashion-cover presence. - Title zone: magazine masthead at the top 12–15% of the page; set {잡지 종류} as the primary cover title with strong hierarchy, partially interacting with hair or shoulders if compositionally natural. - Editorial cover text system: place {이슈·날짜} as a clear issue/date line near the masthead; place {부제·크레딧} as a refined subtitle/credit stack; add 2–3 short Korean feature blurbs around the left and right sides without covering the face. - Real cover details: include a small issue number such as “VOL.247”, a date label such as “2026년 5월호”, a barcode/pricing block near the lower-left or lower-right, a small model-name credit line like “MODEL 오늘의 얼굴”, and tiny spine/credit text along one vertical edge. - Background treatment: {배경 톤} with realistic editorial separation, subtle paper grain, studio backdrop depth, and print-ready tonal control. - Spacing and framing: design the page like an actual newsstand fashion magazine, balancing masthead, face, shoulders, blurbs, barcode, and credits while keeping the portrait visually dominant. - Use {원본 보존}, {잡지 종류}, {이슈·날짜}, {부제·크레딧}, {모델 톤}, {배경 톤}, {컬러 톤} as editable variables. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Hero portrait area (center 60–65%): transform the attached person into a magazine-cover model while preserving facial identity, bone structure, age appearance, and natural expression; elevate styling to editorial fashion level with polished posture, composed gaze, and refined body language. 2. Wardrobe and grooming layer: apply {모델 톤} with believable fabric detail, premium tailoring, layered accessories if appropriate, clean hair styling, and refined makeup that matches the selected magazine identity. 3. Masthead and top band: place {잡지 종류} as a large, authentic cover title across the top with strong magazine hierarchy; use classic high-fashion masthead scale and let it feel printed into the page rather than pasted on. 4. Issue and subtitle stack: render {이슈·날짜} clearly near the top area and set {부제·크레딧} in a smaller editorial credit style with thin spacing, crisp alignment, and a real cover-credit rhythm. 5. Feature headline blurbs: add 2–3 short Korean cover lines in supporting positions, for example “나다운 선택이 가장 좋은 답”, “지금 입고 싶은 실루엣”, “새로운 계절의 얼굴”; vary size and weight like real magazine teasers. 6. Cover metadata: include small realistic details such as “VOL.247”, “SPECIAL ISSUE”, “₩7,500”, “www.magazine.kr”, a compact barcode area, tiny photographer/stylist credits, and vertical spine text reading “FASHION · BEAUTY · CULTURE”. 7. Background and color system: build the cover around {배경 톤} and tint it using {컬러 톤}, ensuring the subject remains visually separated from the background through contrast, edge light, realistic shadows, and print-like tonal control. 8. Final cover polish: add subtle print realism such as faint paper texture, ink density variation, controlled contrast, page-edge toning, and premium magazine-cover finishing so the image feels like a real fashion editorial cover. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use high-fashion magazine typography such as Didot, Bodoni, or modern serif masthead styling for the title; use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for Korean supporting text; masthead large and bold, subtitle smaller with tight tracking, credits in 9–14 px equivalent. - Korean cover text: render short, clean Korean lines accurately and naturally, such as “나다운 선택이 가장 좋은 답”, “지금 입고 싶은 실루엣”, “새로운 계절의 얼굴”, “서울에서 만난 오후”, and “스타일의 기준”. - Color palette: follow {컬러 톤}; for Vogue-style use black #111111, ivory #F4F0E8, cool white #FFFFFF, and sharp contrast accents; for GQ-style use charcoal #1A1A1A, deep gold #B08D57, and warm neutral highlights; for Marie Claire-style use blush #E8C9D3, soft cream #FAF4EF, and muted rose accents. - Cover furniture: include a believable barcode block, price/date text, issue number, model credit, small production credits, and a few editorial blurbs arranged with professional hierarchy. - Border/shadow: subtle magazine print realism, slight edge vignette, soft subject shadow 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 12% opacity; avoid heavy drop shadows or sticker-like outlines. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: editorial fashion photography look, shot on a Hasselblad X2D 100C with 80mm f/1.9 lens or Phase One IQ4 with 80–110mm prime, shallow depth separation but realistic facial detail. - Lighting: studio softbox key light from upper-left at 45°, gentle fill from front-right, faint rim light separating hair and shoulders, clean specular control on skin and fabric. - Color grade: print editorial grade with magazine-specific toning; Vogue-like high contrast monochrome-neutral polish, GQ-like deep black and gold warmth, Marie Claire-like pastel soft contrast. - Print finish: realistic paper grain, slight ink texture, subtle halftone softness in large color fields, crisp typography edges, and believable magazine-cover density. [6. MOOD] Premium fashion editorial cover — Condé Nast print cover aesthetic with a refined runway-to-magazine transformation feel, like a top-tier seasonal issue photographed for Vogue or Harper's Bazaar and prepared for a real newsstand release. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following values must appear correctly if shown in the cover design: {잡지 종류}, {이슈·날짜}, {부제·크레딧}. - Include realistic magazine-cover additions: issue number/date label, barcode/pricing area, 2–3 short Korean feature headline blurbs, tiny spine or credit text, and a model-name credit line. - Identity preservation: keep the attached person recognizably the same person; do not change face identity, age appearance, or core facial proportions. - Hair, hands, and clothing must remain anatomically and visually believable; avoid distorted fingers, warped jawlines, or unnatural facial smoothing. - Cover layout must feel like a real magazine front page, with clear masthead, issue line, subtitle, feature blurbs, barcode, credits, and editorial hierarchy. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized celebrity likeness - Overwritten face identity

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] 1-2 English lines: anthropomorphic animal character portrait conversion, full-body vertical illustration for social sharing and profile-card use. Create a cute yet polished animal mascot portrait that preserves the original person’s identity cues, then present it as a shareable Korean social profile card with small contextual labels. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Centered single-subject hero composition: {원본 보존} is the visual anchor, occupying about 65% of the frame height with a confident vertical portrait-card presence. - The animal character should stand or sit in a naturally readable pose that mirrors the source photo’s posture, with expressive ears, paws, tail, and body rhythm designed as one coherent character. - {옷·소품} must remain clearly visible and proportionally adapted to the animal body, including clothing seams, fabric folds, hair silhouette, glasses, jewelry, hats, bags, or signature accessories from the reference. - Surround the character with a believable {배경}: include a few contextual details such as window light, plants, flowers, a small rug, soft floor shadow, or outdoor path elements so the portrait feels lived-in and shareable. - Add profile-card information around the character without covering the face: top label {상단 라벨}, handle {프로필 핸들}, date {날짜 라벨}, location {장소 라벨}, short caption {캡션}, hashtag line {태그문구}, and subtle save/share micro icons. - Keep the character fully contained inside the 1024x1536 vertical canvas, with an editorial crop suitable for avatar reveals, mobile sharing, and printed character cards. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Main character render: Transform {원본 보존} into a convincing {동물 종류} character while preserving facial expression, gaze direction, body attitude, recognizable personality cues, and the emotional tone of the source image. - Face and anatomy pass: Adapt human features into animal anatomy smoothly, with expressive eyes, clear muzzle or snout shape if relevant, believable ear placement, consistent fur direction, and natural limb proportions; the result should feel like a designed character, not a costume overlay. - Outfit and accessory pass: Recreate {옷·소품} directly on the animal character, including clothing folds, hair shape, glasses, earrings, hats, scarf, watch, phone, bag, or other accessories, adjusted to fit the animal head and body naturally. - Profile-card pass: Integrate {상단 라벨}, {프로필 핸들}, {날짜 라벨}, {장소 라벨}, {캡션}, and {태그문구} as neat Korean card UI elements; add small rounded tags, sticker shapes, a tiny bookmark icon, a share arrow icon, and {스티커장식} as decorative accents. - Style interpretation pass: Apply {화풍} consistently across fur, shading, edge treatment, eyes, fabric material, and background objects, keeping the figure coherent from head to toe. - Environment pass: Place the character against {배경} with readable depth cues such as a soft ground shadow, layered plants, a few flowers, a window frame, a low table, or a warm outdoor backdrop that supports the subject’s personality. - Color pass: Use {컬러 톤} as the dominant palette logic across fur, clothing highlights, background accents, tag colors, and UI labels so the image feels unified and intentional. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard Medium or Noto Sans KR Medium for Korean card labels; make text crisp and legible at mobile size, with hierarchy between the handle, caption, date/location label, and hashtag line. - Color palette: build from {컬러 톤}, with cohesive pastel creams, blush pink, soft beige, muted brown, mint, sky blue, warm gray, or the animal’s natural fur tones; accent colors may appear in stickers, tags, and small icons. - Card graphics: use rounded rectangles, translucent sticker labels, tiny paw-print dividers, soft paper texture, and gentle UI icons to make the illustration feel like a finished social profile card. - Border/shadow: use a subtle soft drop shadow beneath the character, 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity; if the selected {화풍} requires cel-shading, use a clean designed outline that follows the character anatomy. - Material detail: render fur tufts, fabric texture, accessory highlights, eye catchlights, paw pads, and small environmental props with enough detail to feel handcrafted and premium. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: studio character portrait look, 85mm f/1.8 equivalent framing for a clean isolated subject, or a digital illustration rendered with portrait-like perspective and gentle depth separation. - Lighting: soft key light from upper-left at about 45°, with a faint fill from front-right and a delicate rim highlight along the outer fur contour; if using a painted look, keep the light direction consistent and readable. - Color grade: warm pastel editorial grade with soft cream highlights, muted rose midtones, gentle natural shadows, and slightly luminous eyes; if {화풍} leans stylized, keep saturation controlled and edges clean. [6. MOOD] Premium character design editorial — Studio Ghibli-meets-Pixar mascot portrait energy with a polished Korean social-avatar card finish, cute but detailed, warm, personal, and collectible. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: render only the intended Korean card text clearly and without broken Hangul: "{상단 라벨}", "{프로필 핸들}", "{날짜 라벨}", "{장소 라벨}", "{캡션}", "{태그문구}". - The transformed character must still clearly read as the original person through preserved expression, pose, gaze, hairstyle silhouette, and accessory placement. - Hands/paws, ears, tail, muzzle, glasses, clothing openings, and any exposed anatomy must be anatomically consistent and symmetrical enough to feel intentional. - Profile-card labels, stickers, and micro icons should support the portrait narrative while leaving the face, eyes, outfit, and signature accessories easy to recognize. - If the source includes glasses, jewelry, hats, bags, distinctive hairstyle, or signature clothing, these details must be preserved in adapted animal form. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or implying a real public figure identity not present in the reference - Human face pasted directly onto animal body without full anatomical integration

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean comedy show parody portrait, SNL Korea-style TV studio frame for social media poster and thumbnail use. Anchored as a broadcast-grade sketch still where the subject appears as if they guest-starred in a live variety show, with realistic studio graphics, episode metadata, audience-energy cues, and a content-rich thumbnail/poster layout. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject: {원본 보존} with identity preserved, placed in the center-right hero zone taking about 55% of the frame height, seated or half-standing in an anchor/guest position with a confident variety-show reaction pose. - Set framing: {배경·세트} fills the upper and side edges, with a glossy desk edge, red curtain depth, LED wall panels, visible stage truss highlights, audience bokeh, neon signage, and small monitor screens creating a stage-backed TV studio feel. - Text placement: {시그니처 카피} appears as the main headline in the upper third, while {자막·그래픽} sits in the lower third like a live broadcast chyron; add a small red “LIVE” bug, episode label “VOL. 247”, date label “2026.05.01 금요일”, and a compact channel handle “@weekend_update_kr”. - Thumbnail details: include one accent emoji or graphic shape such as “🔥” or a yellow burst sticker reading “방청객 폭소”, plus a small vertical credit/spine text near the left edge reading “오늘의 위켄드 업데이트 · 특별 게스트”. - Composition flow: design a strong left-to-right broadcast reading path with layered headline, hero face, lower-third strip, desk props, studio lights, and micro UI details that make the frame feel like a captured live comedy segment rather than a flat mockup. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Hero subject area: {원본 보존} is rendered as a crisp TV-studio character shot, with face and posture preserved, slightly exaggerated variety-show expression, and clear separation from the background. 2. Studio set layer: build {SNL 모드} into a recognizable late-night format with anchor desk, guest microphone, cue cards, coffee mug, show signage, curtain depth, LED strips, stage light reflections, and audience silhouettes that read immediately as a comedy broadcast set. 3. Headline layer: place {시그니처 카피} in bold Korean broadcast typography across the upper or mid-upper region, with strong contrast against the set for instant readability; add a smaller kicker line above it: “오늘의 위켄드 업데이트”. 4. Lower-third graphics: render {자막·그래픽} as a polished TV chyron strip with clean edges, timestamp-like details, “LIVE”, “HD”, “EP.247”, ticker text “잠시 후 공개”, and broadcast UI treatment. 5. Background depth: use {배경·세트} to create layered depth with red curtain planes, neon glow, LED dot texture, camera-monitor reflections, soft haze, and studio shadows so the subject feels integrated into a real set. 6. Poster/thumbnail enrichment: include small sponsor-style boxes without official seals, a barcode-like graphic block in the bottom corner, tiny production credit text, and subtle sticker tags such as “특별 게스트” and “웃음주의”. 7. Final polish: apply {라이팅} and {컬러 톤} so the image looks like a real parody still from a Korean live comedy show, with cinematic TV clarity, lively graphic density, and believable physical set details. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard ExtraBold or Noto Sans KR Black for the headline, 72–110px feel; lower-third in Noto Sans KR Medium, compact broadcast styling, tight tracking; micro labels in Noto Sans KR Bold and Medium. - Color palette: use {컬러 톤} with deep black #111111, vivid red #D6001C, broadcast yellow #F4C400, warm studio amber highlights, creamy skin tones, and cool monitor-blue accent lights. - Graphic treatment: combine bold TV headline blocks, glossy chyron bars, diagonal yellow burst shapes, red live indicator, small channel handle, and ticker-style micro text while keeping the subject’s face dominant. - Depth and texture: show realistic curtain folds, desk reflections, acrylic signage edges, LED panel pixels, light haze, subtle paper texture on cue cards, and specular highlights on microphones or desk trim. - Border/shadow: add subtle studio edge shadows, 4px y-offset with 14px blur at 18% opacity, plus faint glow around neon signage and realistic occlusion where foreground graphics overlap the set. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 85mm portrait lens at f/2.0 for a studio close-up feel, with mild perspective compression and sharp face detail. - Lighting: TV studio key light from front-left at 45°, warm amber fill from front-right, slight top rim light for separation, practical red and yellow neon glow from the set, and small catchlights in the eyes. - Color grade: black-red-yellow broadcast palette with warm skin tones, slightly boosted contrast, crisp network-TV clarity, controlled highlights on glossy surfaces, and realistic shadow falloff. - Rendering quality: photorealistic Korean TV studio still, high-resolution poster finish, accurate facial detail, natural fabric texture, readable Korean typography, and convincing layered broadcast graphics. [6. MOOD] Like a Saturday Night Live Korea live sketch still — sharp broadcast comedy energy with a late-night TV studio parody vibe, lively audience atmosphere, punchy headline drama, and playful social-thumbnail excitement. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: must render exactly these Korean strings if included: “오늘의 위켄드 업데이트”, “VOL. 247”, “2026.05.01 금요일”, “LIVE”, “EP.247”, “잠시 후 공개”, “방청객 폭소”, “특별 게스트”, “웃음주의”, “@weekend_update_kr”. - Render {시그니처 카피} and {자막·그래픽} exactly as provided after argument substitution, with clean Korean characters and no garbled strokes. - Identity invariant: {원본 보존} must keep the original person’s identity recognizable; only costume, expression, set, and TV-show styling may change. - Broadcast realism: chyron, headline, live bug, episode label, ticker, desk props, lighting, and show graphics should look like a real Korean comedy-broadcast screen, with no layout glitches. - Preserve {비율} as the intended vertical poster/thumbnail composition for 1024x1536 output. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness of real public figures

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] K-pop dance 4-panel sequence image for social sharing, capturing a single performer across four action beats with MV-style energy. Square 2x2 choreography sequence card that feels like a polished K-pop music video still, ready for Instagram feed sharing with Korean captions, handle, hashtags, and small social UI details. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Keep the attached photo subject as the same person throughout, preserving face identity, body proportions, hairstyle silhouette, and overall presence. - Arrange the performer across a 2x2 grid, with each cell showing one distinct choreography beat from {안무 컨셉}; the movement should read like consecutive frames from one performance take. - Use {원본 보존} as the identity constraint for all four frames, keeping facial recognition consistent even during jump, turn, and finish poses. - Dress the performer in {의상}, styled with layered stage accessories such as headset mic, metallic belt detail, fingerless gloves, chain accents, or reflective fabric trim. - Build the background from {배경}, with each panel sharing one cohesive MV set while adding realistic variations: LED wall glow, light haze, floor reflections, lens flare streaks, and color wash shifts. - Add a social-post overlay system: top header with {계정명}, small location/date label {촬영 정보}, bottom caption band with {메인 타이틀}, {서브 캡션}, and {해시태그}. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Panel 1 (top-left): Intro stance — the performer is upright and centered, feet grounded, shoulders squared, preparing the move with a clean silhouette; add a small Korean label “01 INTRO”. - Panel 2 (top-right): Highlight beat — a dynamic jump or turn lands with higher energy, stronger motion blur only in clothing edges, not the face; add a small Korean label “02 JUMP TURN”. - Panel 3 (bottom-left): Hook move — the most recognizable point choreography is shown clearly, with sharp arm lines and a readable torso angle; add a small Korean label “03 HOOK”. - Panel 4 (bottom-right): Finish pose — the performer freezes in a strong final pose, slightly angled toward camera for a confident ending frame; add a small Korean label “04 FINISH”. - Maintain consistent framing scale across all four cells so the sequence feels editorial and intentionally timed. - Follow {레이아웃}, using bold panel separation lines, numbered corner tabs, small arrow marks between beats, and a glossy dance-practice storyboard rhythm. - Include realistic social details: tiny save/share/heart/comment micro icons, a page marker “1/4”, a small sticker tag {스티커 문구}, and a subtle timestamp line {업로드 시간}. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard SemiBold and Pretendard Black; main title 42–54px equivalent, captions 22–30px equivalent, panel labels 16–20px equivalent; all Korean text must be legible and properly spaced. - Text placement: top header bar contains {계정명} and {촬영 정보}; bottom caption band contains {메인 타이틀}, {서브 캡션}, {해시태그}; micro UI icons sit along the lower right edge without covering the performer’s face or hands. - Color palette: vivid K-pop stage colors from {컬러 톤}, with hot pink, cyan, gold, violet, and deep black accents; keep skin tones natural and not over-filtered. - Border/shadow: thin glossy panel borders, 2–3px separation lines, soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity for each cell; add reflective highlights and stage-floor shine for realism. - Graphic accents: add diagonal neon slashes, small beat markers, waveform-like rhythm lines, sparkle particles, and translucent sticker shapes that enhance the dance-sequence energy. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 35mm full-frame look, f/2.8, fast shutter feel, crisp performance capture with slight concert-photo energy. - Lighting: strong backlight plus colored stage lights from left and right, including hot pink, cyan, and gold washes; add controlled rim light to separate the performer from the background. - Color grade: vivid neon performance grade with deep contrast, electric highlights, polished MV still treatment, glossy black levels, and realistic skin texture. - Rendering detail: sharp eyes, stable facial identity, fabric movement, shoe contact shadows, subtle haze beams, LED reflections on the floor, and believable motion freeze in each choreography beat. [6. MOOD] High-energy K-pop music video storyboard — glossy concert still aesthetic with the punch of a major-label stage rehearsal photo, fan-post excitement, and shareable comeback-teaser energy. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: render the following Korean text exactly where used — “{메인 타이틀}”, “{서브 캡션}”, “{해시태그}”, “{촬영 정보}”, “{스티커 문구}”, “좋아요”, “댓글”, “공유”, “저장”. - Preserve the same subject identity from the reference image in all four panels, including face shape, hairstyle silhouette, and body proportions. - Keep all four panels as a true choreography sequence with clear progression from intro to highlight to hook to finish. - Hands and limbs must remain anatomically correct, with natural finger counts, believable joints, stable feet, and clean dance poses. - Korean captions, labels, handle, and micro UI text must be readable at 1024x1024 square output. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or implying the subject is a real idol unless provided as the reference - Extra limbs, duplicated hands, warped fingers, or face identity drift

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 - aspect_ratio: {비율} [1. PURPOSE] 3D animated feature-film style portrait transformation from the reference photo, designed as a cinematic character-cut frame for social sharing. Make the subject look like the protagonist of a modern animated movie still, while preserving identity and facial structure, with rich scene details that feel like a believable moment captured from a full-length animation film. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Subject placement: {포즈·자세} as the main focus, occupying about 55–65% of the frame, with the face slightly above center and the body angled for cinematic depth. - Identity retention: {원본 보존} with clearly recognizable facial landmarks, natural proportions, and stable expression. - Animation style direction: {애니 스타일 결}, applying expressive shape language, readable facial planes, and premium animated-feature rendering. - Background treatment: {배경} rendered as a polished cinematic environment with layered architecture, atmospheric depth, practical lights, surface textures, and small lived-in details. - Scene enrichment: include {장면 디테일} and {소품} around the subject so the frame feels like an actual movie scene rather than a plain portrait setup. - Framing: portrait-oriented composition with strong hero emphasis, cinematic depth around the head and shoulders, and background details arranged to guide the eye back to the face. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Character conversion layer — Turn the reference photo into a modern 3D animated-film look while keeping the person’s likeness, expression, hairstyle silhouette, and core facial proportions intact. 2. Face and skin rendering — Apply smooth stylized skin shading, gentle gradient transitions, subtle subsurface scattering feel, clean facial planes, expressive eyes, and animated-film highlight design without photoreal pores. 3. Costume and material styling — Preserve the original outfit shape where possible, but reinterpret fabrics with {의상 디테일}, crisp folds, stitching, buttons, woven textures, leather or fabric sheen, and slightly exaggerated form readability. 4. Background build — Expand {배경} into a cinematic set with layered depth, controlled perspective, window glows, signs, foliage, pavement, props, posters, rails, curtains, lamps, or other scene-appropriate details that support the story moment. 5. Color and atmosphere — Push {컬러 톤} across the whole frame through subject shading, background glow, atmospheric particles, reflective surfaces, and accent highlights so the image feels like a unified film frame. 6. Pose energy — Use {포즈·자세} to create a lively movie-still attitude, with body language that feels intentional, expressive, and scene-ready. 7. Lighting pass — Apply {라이팅} with clear separation between key light, rim light, and fill, keeping the face readable and the edges sculpted. 8. Film-cut overlay option — Add subtle cinematic frame information such as a small scene label, tiny production-style corner mark, or subtitle-like caption using {영화컷 라벨} and {자막 문구}, integrated as part of the social-share movie-still design. 9. Final animation polish — Add stylized contour definition, controlled contrast, soft cinematic bloom, specular edge highlights, screen-space glow, and tidy render finishing so the result reads as a premium animated-feature screenshot. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: if text is included, use Pretendard Bold or Noto Sans KR Bold with cinematic title-card spacing; keep the Korean text crisp, correctly spelled, and naturally placed as a small film-cut overlay or subtitle plaque. - Color palette: follow {컬러 톤}; additionally support with deep navy #0F172A, electric cyan #22D3EE, magenta #D946EF, warm gold #F5C542, and neutral shadow gray #2B2F36 as needed. - Edge and shadow treatment: clean edge separation with soft contact shadow under the subject, 8px y-offset, 18px blur, 20% opacity; use stylized contours, rim glow, or painterly edge accents when they match {애니 스타일 결}. - Environmental detail: allow scene-specific props, textures, reflections, fabric patterns, signage, foliage, dust motes, light streaks, and background characters or silhouettes only when they strengthen the cinematic story and do not steal focus from the subject. - Character finish: slightly enlarged animated eyes only if identity remains recognizable; keep nose, mouth, jawline, hairline, and face shape faithful to the reference. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: full-frame cinematic portrait look, 85mm f/1.8 equivalent with shallow-to-moderate depth of field, character-focused framing, and gentle perspective compression. - Lighting: strong rim light + colored accent light, with a key light from upper-left at about 45°, soft fill from front-right, and background glow separated from the subject. - Color grade: vivid magenta-cyan-gold cinematic grade with controlled darks, bright highlight edges, and animated-feature contrast shaping. - Render texture: high-end 3D animation still with soft skin gradients, painterly shader transitions, stylized material response, light bloom, ambient occlusion, and expressive halftone or cel-shaded accents where appropriate. [6. MOOD] Premium modern animated-feature film still — a polished Pixar / DreamWorks-style character frame with cinematic energy, blockbuster polish, and a believable story-world atmosphere. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: if on-image text appears, render exactly “{영화컷 라벨}” and “{자막 문구}” in complete, legible Korean with no broken Hangul. - Preserve identity: the subject must still read as the same person from the reference image, with natural facial recognition and no character redesign that breaks likeness. - Anatomy/layout invariants: eyes, nose, mouth, ears, hands, and body proportions must remain anatomically correct; no extra fingers or distorted limbs. - Visual priority: 셀쉐이딩, 림라이트, 하프톤 텍스처, cinematic depth, expressive 3D character lighting, and rich scene-world detail must be the main visible cues of the transformation. - Social-share readiness: the final image should feel like a vertical animated movie cut suitable for profile posts, reels covers, and character-introduction cards. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals, government marks, certification badges, or fabricated institutional emblems - Broken Korean characters or unreadable Hangul in any on-image text - Celebrity composites or replacing the subject with another real person’s face

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Create an i2i family multi-generation cut layout, showing the same family identity across 4 eras in a polished magazine-album presentation. Square 2x2 grid format for a shareable family timeline card with editorial polish, realistic family-photo details, archival labels, captions, and a premium printed-album feel. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - The composition is a 2x2 or 4-panel series, with each cell occupying an equal square quadrant and a thin gutter between panels, following {레이아웃} and {비율}. - Keep the family identity from {원본 보존} consistent across all panels, while clearly shifting age, styling, and era cues according to {4세대 흐름}. - Use era-specific wardrobes and settings from {시대 의상·배경}, including believable household objects, street details, furniture, wall textures, framed photos, seasonal cues, and lived-in background elements that match each time period. - Apply subtle era-to-era variation in {라이팅·컬러} so each panel feels distinct yet unified. - Add editorial panel labels, small date/location captions, and archive-style micro text so the layout feels like a family magazine spread or carefully curated photo album. - Include a slim top masthead strip or small cover-note area reading in Korean: “우리 가족 4세대 기록”, “VOL.004”, “2026.05 ARCHIVE”, and a tiny page indicator “PAGE 01/04”. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Top-left panel: Show the youthful/earliest era from {4세대 흐름} with {시대 의상·배경} rendered as a nostalgic, period-accurate scene; keep the family’s identity recognizable and cohesive. Add a small label such as “1세대의 시작”, a date tag like “1980년대 봄”, and a short caption like “처음 함께한 집 앞에서”. 2. Top-right panel: Move to the next era in {4세대 흐름}, updating clothing, hair, and background details while maintaining the same family lineage and composition logic. Add era props such as family snapshots on a shelf, school bags, analog objects, apartment hallway details, or street signage when appropriate. Add label text such as “2세대의 시간” and a caption like “서로를 닮아가던 날”. 3. Bottom-left panel: Present the adult/current era from {4세대 흐름} with a photoreal family portrait feel, contemporary styling, realistic skin texture, natural clothing folds, and a familiar modern home, cafe, studio, park, or city background. Add label text such as “오늘의 우리” and a small location/date line like “서울 · 2026”. 4. Bottom-right panel: Depict the future/elder era from {4세대 흐름} with a refined, modernized setting and tasteful aging details, avoiding sci-fi exaggeration. Use gentle wrinkles, mature posture, refined wardrobe, warm family closeness, and a setting that feels realistically advanced yet personal. Add label text such as “이어지는 기억” and caption “함께 남긴 다음 장”. 5. Across all panels: Ensure the visual progression reads as one continuous family archive, with consistent framing, similar crop logic, clear age progression, and matching family resemblance in eyes, facial proportions, smile shape, posture, and relationship dynamics. 6. Layout finish: Use {레이아웃} as the structural template, with neat labels, small decorative archive stickers, thin tape-like corner markers, tiny handwritten-style Korean notes, and a small credit line such as “사진 기록 · 가족 아카이브” so the series feels like a premium family magazine feature. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Use Pretendard SemiBold or Noto Sans KR Bold for main labels, around 22–30 px depending on panel density, with clean Korean character rendering. Use smaller Noto Sans KR Regular micro text for captions, around 10–14 px. - Korean text elements to render: “우리 가족 4세대 기록”, “VOL.004”, “2026.05 ARCHIVE”, “PAGE 01/04”, “1세대의 시작”, “2세대의 시간”, “오늘의 우리”, “이어지는 기억”, “사진 기록 · 가족 아카이브”. - Color palette: Match {라이팅·컬러} using era-aware tones such as vintage beige, muted sepia, warm gray, modern neutral white, soft silver accents, faded paper cream, and gentle family-photo warmth; avoid oversaturated colors. - Border/shadow: Thin off-white dividers with subtle soft drop shadow, 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity, to separate panels without heavy framing. - Add realistic printed-paper details: faint paper grain, slight album-card texture, subtle edge wear, small caption boxes, and delicate divider marks while keeping the family portraits dominant. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Photoreal family portrait look using an 85mm f/1.8 for the modern panels and a 50mm f/2.0 documentary portrait feel for the era panels, with natural perspective and gentle compression. - Lighting: Soft diffused key light from upper-left, slight fill from front-right, with era-specific adjustments—more textured and slightly flatter in older panels, cleaner and brighter in current/future panels. - Color grade: Subtle family-archive grade with 90s vintage warmth, 2000s neutral film tones, current-day realistic color, and future-era cool modern refinement. - Realism details: Preserve natural skin pores, hair strands, fabric texture, jewelry or watch details, eyeglass reflections when present, slight photo-print imperfections, and believable background depth for each era. [6. MOOD] Editorial family archive — like a premium Kinfolk family spread mixed with a refined photo-album timeline, warm domestic memory, realistic generational continuity, and intimate documentary portrait storytelling. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: panel labels and micro captions must render correctly in Korean without broken characters. - Preserve the family’s identity from {원본 보존} across all 4 panels. - Keep the same family members conceptually consistent across eras; only age, clothing, hairstyle, posture, environment, and setting should evolve. - The image must clearly read as a 4-generation progression, not four unrelated families. - Render short Korean text clearly: “우리 가족 4세대 기록”, “VOL.004”, “2026.05 ARCHIVE”, “1세대의 시작”, “2세대의 시간”, “오늘의 우리”, “이어지는 기억”. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized celebrity likeness

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] 운세 카드 편집 디자인, 세로형 소셜 카드, 첨부 인물 기반 개인화 결과물. Korean astrology/zodiac/four pillars fortune card with premium mystic editorial styling for annual or monthly sharing, optimized as a 1024x1536 vertical Instagram/card-news style image. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - 전체 프레임: 세로 2:3 비율의 카드형 구성, 상단 18%는 타이틀·카테고리·발행 정보, 중앙 50%는 인물 및 운세 상징, 하단 32%는 운세 요약·행운 정보·소셜 카드 요소로 구성. - 인물 배치: {원본 보존} 인물은 {레이아웃}에 맞춰 좌측 또는 중앙에 배치하고, 얼굴과 실루엣은 선명하게 유지하며 별자리 원·띠 동물·사주 오행 그래픽이 자연스럽게 감싸도록 한다. - 배경 처리: {컬러 톤} 기반의 짙은 배경 위에 은은한 별무리, 점성술 원형선, 얇은 금박 링, 한지 결감, 미세한 구름 텍스처, 단청 패턴 조각을 레이어링한다. - 텍스트 영역: 상단에는 {운세 유형}과 {운세 대상}을 명확히 보이게 두고, 그 아래에 {기간 라벨}, {발행일}, {카드 번호}를 작은 라벨처럼 배치한다. 하단에는 {운세 제목}, {한줄 요약}, {상세 코멘트}, {핵심 키워드}, {행운 정보}를 읽기 쉬운 카드뉴스 정보 블록으로 정렬한다. - 소셜 카드 요소: 좌하단 또는 우하단에 {계정명}, {해시태그}, 저장/공유/댓글 형태의 작은 마이크로 아이콘, 페이지 인디케이터 “01/04”, 그리고 {CTA 문구}를 넣어 실제 공유용 운세 카드처럼 보이게 한다. - 프레이밍: 얇은 금색 외곽 라인과 안쪽 장식 프레임, 모서리의 작은 별·구름·원형 문양, 하단 정보 박스의 반투명 패널을 사용해 프리미엄 점술 카드 느낌을 완성한다. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Header zone: 상단 중앙에 {운세 유형}을 굵은 제목으로 배치하고, 바로 아래에 {운세 대상}과 {기간 라벨}을 보조 문구로 넣는다. 우측 상단에는 {발행일}, 좌측 상단에는 {카드 번호}를 작은 캡슐 라벨로 표기한다. 2) Hero zone: 중앙의 {원본 보존} 인물은 깨끗하게 정돈된 사진 기반 컷아웃 또는 자연스러운 반신 포트레이트로 배치하고, 주변에 별자리 원, 띠 동물 아이콘, 사주 오행 기호를 얇은 금선과 반투명 광채로 둘러싼다. 3) Symbol zone: {시각 모티프}는 인물 뒤편 또는 우측 패널에 배치해 시선 흐름을 만들고, 민화풍 동물·점성술 차트·천간지지 기호·달의 위상 그래픽이 장식과 정보의 역할을 동시에 하도록 구성한다. 4) Result zone: 하단의 반투명 정보 패널에 {운세 제목}을 소제목으로 넣고, {한줄 요약}을 1줄 강조 문장으로 배치한다. 그 아래에 {상세 코멘트}를 2~3줄 설명문으로, {핵심 키워드}를 작은 골드 태그 3~4개로 정리한다. 5) Lucky info zone: 하단 끝에는 {행운 정보}를 “행운 컬러 / 행운 숫자 / 좋은 방향 / 주의할 날”처럼 작은 표 형식으로 넣고, {계정명}, {해시태그}, 저장·공유 마이크로 아이콘, {CTA 문구}를 함께 배치한다. 6) Frame details: 카드 가장자리에 1.5px 금색 라인, 안쪽에는 얇은 원형 점성술 눈금, 모서리에는 작은 별/구름/단청 꽃문양을 넣어 럭셔리한 운세 리포트 카드 느낌을 완성한다. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard SemiBold for titles, Pretendard Regular for body, Noto Sans KR for small labels; title 42–54px, subtitle 22–28px, body 18–24px, micro labels 13–16px. Korean text must be crisp, evenly kerned, and actually readable. - Color palette: {컬러 톤}을 기준으로 딥 네이비 #0B1020, 골드 #C8A24A, 미스틱 퍼플 #5B3A86, 보조로 아이보리 #F5EEDB 또는 단청 적 #C93F2D, 청 #2E5B9A, 황 #D9A441을 사용한다. - Border/shadow: 1.5px gold border, soft shadow 0 10px 24px rgba(0,0,0,0.22), faint inner glow around symbols, subtle foil shimmer on gold lines, no heavy blur. - Information design: 운세 본문은 실제 카드뉴스처럼 제목, 요약, 키워드, 행운 정보, 페이지 인디케이터가 구분되어야 하며, 장식 그래픽은 텍스트 가독성을 방해하지 않도록 투명도와 크기를 조절한다. - Decorative realism: 금박 라인, 한지 질감, 별자리 눈금, 단청 패턴, 얇은 구름 무늬, 작은 아이콘을 자연스럽게 포함해 완성된 상업용 소셜 카드처럼 보이게 한다. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: editorial portrait look with 85mm f/1.8 for the person, combined with a flat graphic overlay for symbols; if illustrated, use a clean high-resolution composite rather than painterly distortion. - Lighting: soft window light from upper-left at 45° with a subtle rim from the right, controlled contrast, slight specular highlights on gold elements. - Color grade: deep navy + antique gold + muted purple mystic grade, or dancheong red/blue/yellow with restrained saturation and elegant shadows. - Texture: refined paper grain, subtle foil-stamped gold edges, translucent celestial overlays, faint ink-wash cloud texture, clean editorial finish suitable for mobile viewing. [6. MOOD] Premium fortune editorial — Vogue Korea x Korean temple ornament aesthetic, with a refined New Year fortune-card atmosphere. 신비롭지만 과장되지 않고, 실제 SNS에서 저장하고 공유할 만한 개인 맞춤 운세 리포트 카드 분위기. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문구: “{운세 유형}”, “{운세 대상}”, “{기간 라벨}”, “{발행일}”, “{카드 번호}”, “{운세 제목}”, “{한줄 요약}”, “{상세 코멘트}”, “{핵심 키워드}”, “{행운 정보}”, “{계정명}”, “{해시태그}”, “{CTA 문구}”. - {원본 보존} 인물의 정체성과 얼굴 특징은 유지해야 하며, 인물 비율이 과도하게 변형되지 않도록 한다. - 운세 카드 구성은 카드형 편집물로 읽혀야 하며, 타이틀·인물·심볼·요약·행운 정보·소셜 카드 요소의 계층이 분명해야 한다. - 실제로 렌더링될 예시 문구는 “2026 신년 운세”, “양자리”, “VOL.247”, “2026.01.01”, “올해는 시작의 기운이 강합니다”, “행운 컬러: 골드”, “01/04”, “저장하고 다시 보기”처럼 자연스러운 한국어로 또렷하게 보이게 한다. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites unless explicitly requested - Misleading legal, medical, or financial fortune claims

[INPUT] - reference_image: {부모 사진} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] A realistic future baby simulation portrait-card for social-media sharing, showing a believable child derived from the parents’ facial features. Create a premium Korean family-studio keepsake image that feels like an actual printed announcement card photographed in a studio: warm, emotional, tactile, and content-rich while keeping the child as the clear hero. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject: the future child takes 55–65% of the frame, centered or slightly off-center depending on {레이아웃}, with clear facial visibility, natural eye contact, and an age-appropriate infant/toddler pose matching {자녀 나이}. - Parent relation cue: show subtle parental resemblance through facial structure, eye shape, nose bridge, cheeks, smile lines, and hair texture; keep the result photorealistic rather than stylized. - Background treatment: {배경} as a realistic Korean portrait-studio setting with soft seamless paper, light linen texture, a warm floor mat, or gentle nursery-style depth depending on the chosen background. - Portrait-card details: include a tasteful lower caption area and small decorative tags/stickers around the photo, such as a tiny heart sticker, date label, location label, and soft baby milestone tag, integrated as real printed or overlay elements. - Spacing and framing: maintain a balanced portrait layout with comfortable breathing room for the face, visible shoulders or seated baby posture, and realistic studio styling elements that support the keepsake-card feel. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Hero area (mid 60%): composite the future child as a high-end studio portrait, with natural skin texture, soft baby hair detail, believable eyelashes, gentle expression, and age-accurate facial fullness matching {자녀 나이}. - Face synthesis area: blend facial cues from {부모 사진} into the child’s face in a believable way, preserving recognizable family resemblance without exaggeration or caricature. - Outfit and age rendering: dress the child in simple but realistic baby/studio clothing appropriate to {성별}, such as a soft knit romper, cotton cardigan, muslin bib, tiny socks, or neutral-toned studio outfit with visible fabric weave and seams. - Physical setting layer: add natural studio details like a textured linen blanket, round cushion, wooden milestone block, small plush toy partly out of focus, or folded muslin cloth, all secondary to the child and consistent with {배경}. - Caption/card layer: add small Korean on-image elements: title text “우리의 미래 아기”, a date label “2026.05”, a location label “서울 스튜디오”, and a short caption “엄마 아빠를 닮은 작은 미소”. Use these as refined keepsake-card typography, not loud advertising. - Decorative metadata layer: include subtle printed-card details such as “BABY PREVIEW CARD”, “No. 001”, “DREAM FAMILY SESSION”, a tiny page-like corner mark, and a small handwritten-style tag near the bottom edge. - Lighting layer: apply {라이팅} with soft shadow definition under the chin, cheeks, and tiny hands, plus natural catchlights in the eyes and gentle falloff across the background. - Color treatment: apply {컬러 톤} across skin, clothing, typography, props, and background so the image feels cohesive, premium, and studio-finished. - Layout finish: follow {레이아웃} while maintaining a realistic portrait-card composition with the child as the emotional focal point and all text/props acting as supporting details. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use refined Korean editorial typography; main small title in Pretendard SemiBold 30–38px, supporting labels in Pretendard Medium 18–24px, handwritten accent tag in a soft script style. Keep all text sharp, correctly spelled, and naturally printed on the card/photo layout. - Color palette: warm cream #F5EFE6, ivory #FFF9F1, blush pink #F3D3D6, soft baby blue #D7E6F7, light beige #D8C9B8. - Card finish: soft drop shadow with 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 12% opacity; add realistic paper grain, gentle rounded-card edge, subtle sticker sheen, and soft photographic depth. - Styling details: allow realistic studio textures such as muslin, knit cotton, matte paper, wood grain, and softly blurred nursery elements, all coordinated with {컬러 톤}. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: full-frame portrait look, 85mm f/1.4 equivalent at f/2.0, shallow but realistic depth separation. - Lighting: soft studio key light from upper-left at 45°, subtle fill from front-right, very gentle shadow roll-off, natural catchlights, and controlled highlights on skin and fabric. - Color grade: warm cream and ivory base with muted pink and baby-blue accents, mild pastel studio grading, natural skin tones preserved. - Realism: preserve fine photographic details including baby skin pores, faint cheek redness, soft hair flyaways, fabric texture, tiny wrinkles in clothing, and believable lens softness in the background. [6. MOOD] Premium Korean family portrait-card — warm, affectionate, and realistic, like a boutique Seoul baby studio announcement photo with a refined magazine-family keepsake feel. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: render the following Korean strings cleanly and legibly when included: “우리의 미래 아기”, “2026.05”, “서울 스튜디오”, “엄마 아빠를 닮은 작은 미소”. Avoid misspellings, distorted Hangul, or random pseudo-text. - Visual invariants: the generated child must look like a plausible future offspring of the parents in {부모 사진}, with natural facial feature blending; preserve realistic human anatomy, correct proportions, and age-appropriate infant/toddler details for {자녀 나이} and {성별}. - Photographic finish: the image must feel like a real studio photograph and printed portrait card, not an illustration, not a cartoon, and not an obvious AI composite. - Layout fidelity: respect {레이아웃}, {배경}, {라이팅}, and {컬러 톤} while keeping the child’s face clear, emotionally engaging, and central to the composition. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Broken Korean characters - Fake official seals / certifications - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Create a realistic 4-cut makeup comparison portrait card for social sharing, showing one person transformed across clearly different beauty styles while preserving identity. Fashion/beauty editorial layout with side-by-side comparison, suitable for a Korean salon portfolio, Instagram carousel cover, or beauty magazine feature page. Use {4컷 모드}, {레이아웃}, {라이팅}, {배경}, and {비율} to guide the final arrangement and visual balance. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Single model is repeated across 4 equal panels, with identical face angle and framing in every cut so makeup changes are the main difference. - Keep {원본 보존} as the invariant across all panels; only makeup, hair, and styling may change. - Use a 2x2 grid as the primary layout following {레이아웃}; if horizontal 4-cut is chosen, maintain equal panel widths and consistent face crop. - Background should be {배경} with a realistic Korean beauty studio feel: softly lit paper backdrop or seamless wall, subtle blush-beige texture, faint studio depth, and refined salon/editorial atmosphere. - Keep all faces centered at chest-up or shoulder-up crop, with consistent eye line and similar head size across the 4 panels. - Add a polished social-card frame around the grid: top header bar, small issue/date label, beauty studio handle, and tiny save/share-style micro icons. - Include small realistic comparison details around the panels: makeup shade swatches, tiny sparkle stickers, delicate divider dots, and short Korean caption notes that do not cover facial features. - Add a small bottom footer line with salon-style credit text such as “MAKEUP COMPARISON | Seoul Beauty Studio | 2026.05”. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Panel 1 — Daily look: soft natural base, light blush, neutral lips, understated eyeliner, and simple natural hair styling; overall effect should read fresh and everyday. 2. Panel 2 — Wedding look: brighter complexion, fuller eye makeup, romantic blush, glossy or satin lips, and polished bridal hair with elegant volume or soft waves. 3. Panel 3 — Post-procedure glow look: luminous skin finish, hydrated cheeks, subtle pink warmth, refined brows, and healthy rested impression without over-contouring. 4. Panel 4 — K-pop idol look: stronger eyeliner, defined lashes, bolder lip color, sharper facial contrast, and more styled hair with performance-ready polish. 5. Bottom labels — Place short readable Korean labels beneath each panel, aligned consistently, with enough padding so the text does not touch the face crop or frame edge. 6. Header content — Add a realistic beauty editorial title area: “메이크업 4컷 비교”, “VOL.042”, “2026.05 BEAUTY NOTE”, and handle “@seoul.makeup.room”. 7. Micro captions — Add very short Korean notes near each label: “출근 메이크업”, “본식 촬영”, “맑은 피부결”, “무대 조명”. 8. Footer CTA — Add small Korean CTA text: “저장하고 내 스타일 찾기 · 상담 예약 DM”. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, medium to semibold weight, 26–34px equivalent for main labels, clean sans-serif with tight vertical alignment; use smaller 11–16px equivalent text for date, handle, micro captions, and footer credits. - Color palette: white #FFFFFF, soft blush pink #F7E7EC, warm beige #F3EBDD, light gray #E6E6E6, charcoal #2B2B2B for text, with small rose gold or muted mauve accents for stickers and swatches. - Border/shadow: use thin 1px to 2px separators or subtle panel borders, with a very soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 12–15% opacity only if needed. - Layout should feel like a finished Korean beauty comparison card: editorial header, balanced grid, readable panel labels, realistic printed/social UI details, and refined salon portfolio polish. - Decorative elements may include tiny sparkle icons, lipstick-tone swatches, blush circles, and thin annotation lines, kept secondary to the face and makeup comparison. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: full-frame portrait look, 85mm f/1.4 or 70–200mm at 135mm, medium close-up framing for beauty comparison, sharp facial detail without distortion. - Lighting: all four panels use the same soft studio setup guided by {라이팅}, key light from upper-left at 45°, gentle fill from front-right, soft catchlights in the eyes, flattering skin texture, and controlled shadow contrast. - Color grade: clean editorial neutral grade with slightly warm skin tones, soft pink-beige whites, controlled highlights, and moderate contrast. - Rendering: realistic skin texture, natural pores, believable hair strands, accurate makeup finish differences, and high-resolution beauty-retouch quality without making the face look synthetic. - Overall ratio and crop should respect {비율}, producing a square 1024x1024 social-ready comparison card. [6. MOOD] Korean beauty magazine comparison spread — Vogue Korea / Allure Korea editorial polish with a Seoul salon portfolio feel, lively enough for Instagram but refined enough for professional makeup consultation. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확히 보여야 함 - 메이크업 4컷 비교 - 데일리 - 웨딩 - 시술 후 광채 - K-POP 아이돌 - 저장하고 내 스타일 찾기 - Preserve identity across all 4 panels: same person, same facial structure, same camera angle, same crop, same background family, only makeup/hair/style changes. - All four panels must feel like a deliberate comparison set with equal visual weight and consistent framing. - The makeup differences must be immediately readable: natural daily, romantic bridal, luminous glow, and bold idol styling. - Small header, handle, date, captions, swatches, and footer details should enhance realism while keeping the face and makeup as the main focus. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Create a 4-panel AI time-travel portrait sequence for social sharing, showing one person aging naturally across decades with a clean Korean magazine-editorial look. Square 2x2 layout, consistent identity across all panels, optimized for instant comparison while feeling like a realistic printed portrait card from a personal archive. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - The same face should remain the clear focal point in all four panels, with each cell filling about 70–80% of its frame and reserving a lower caption band for age, date, and micro text. - Background should stay visually unified through {배경}: warm ivory studio / softly lit window-side interior, with subtle lived-in details such as a curtain edge, small plant blur, desk corner, film-photo texture, or age-appropriate personal cue that does not steal focus. - Keep framing, crop height, and head angle nearly identical from panel to panel so the age progression is easy to compare. - Use {원본 보존} to preserve identity, then apply realistic age progression without changing facial structure too drastically. - Use {4컷 흐름} as the narrative order for the four panels. - Apply {레이아웃} so the grid feels balanced, with thin gutters, age labels, a small archive title, and social-card details integrated into the design. - Add a subtle top header strip reading {카드 제목}, a small handle {핸들}, and a timestamp/location label using {날짜} · {장소}. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Panel 1: 10대 — show youthful facial softness, bright eyes, smoother skin, and the clothing cues from {4컷 흐름}; expression should feel relaxed and natural, like a school-year portrait captured near daylight. - Panel 2: 20대 — keep the same face shape and pose, with slightly more defined features, casual university-age styling, and a clean modern portrait finish; include a faint campus-life cue such as a tote strap, knit cardigan, or blurred notebook edge. - Panel 3: 30대 — introduce subtle maturity in the face, more structured styling, and a polished working-adult look while preserving identity; add refined details like a neat shirt collar, watch glint, or soft office-window tone. - Panel 4: 40대 — show natural age lines, realistic skin texture, and a calmer, more composed expression; keep it dignified and photoreal with mature styling and a gentle everyday elegance. - The lighting should shift subtly by age using {라이팅}: brighter and fresher in the 10대 panel, then gradually more even and subdued toward the 40대 panel. - Place small age labels beneath each panel exactly as specified in {레이아웃}; include the caption band text in accurate Korean: 15세, 25세, 35세, 45세. - Add a footer area with {캡션}, {해시태그}, small save/share micro icons, and a tiny page indicator {페이지 표시} to make the result feel like a polished social portrait card. - Maintain the same overall visual language across all four frames so the result reads as one coherent timeline. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for labels, medium weight, small size around 18–22 px equivalent for age labels; header and caption can use 24–34 px equivalent with clean editorial spacing. - Color palette: use the faded warm tones from {컬러 톤}, with soft ivory, muted beige, gentle peach, warm gray, and low-saturation skin tones; keep contrast elegant and film-like. - Border/shadow: thin white gutters between panels, subtle 2–4 px soft shadow, light paper-card separation, and a delicate rounded-corner social-card frame suitable for a 1024x1024 square. - Include small decorative tags from {장식 태그}: tiny timeline dots, archive number, date stamp, or film-frame marks, styled like a Korean lifestyle magazine insert. - Keep all Korean text legible, aligned, and intentionally placed; the portrait remains dominant while the card details add realism. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: full-frame portrait look, 85mm f/1.8 equivalent, centered head-and-shoulders framing, shallow but realistic depth of field, editorial studio portrait clarity. - Lighting: use gentle window light from upper-left at about 45° with soft fill from the front-right; make the 10대 panel slightly brighter and the 40대 panel slightly more diffused and calm. - Color grade: faded warm Portra 400-inspired grade, soft cream highlights, muted skin tones, low-contrast film-like rolloff, slightly desaturated shadows. - Texture: realistic skin pores, natural hair detail, soft fabric texture, subtle paper grain on the surrounding card, and a tasteful printed-photo feel. [6. MOOD] Korean magazine portrait editorial — warm personal archive, Dazed Korea / Kinfolk-style time progression, realistic aging, soft daylight, and restrained film-photography emotion. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: "15세", "25세", "35세", "45세" - Rendered header text: "{카드 제목}" / "{핸들}" / "{날짜} · {장소}" - Rendered footer text: "{캡션}" / "{해시태그}" / "{페이지 표시}" - Facial identity must stay consistent across all four panels; only age, styling, and subtle skin texture should change. - All four panels must keep the same grid structure and comparable crop so the timeline reads clearly. - Natural aging only: avoid exaggerated wrinkles, extreme transformation, or uncanny face drift. - Keep the image photoreal with believable skin, hair, clothing, and lighting. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or public-figure face mixing - Using a different identity between panels

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] 1-2 English lines: i2i professional costume transformation portrait, photoreal commercial style for social profile / concept art use. Create a believable occupation-themed makeover while preserving identity and body structure from the source photo, with real workplace atmosphere and a subtle profile-card editorial layer. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject: the attached person stays the hero, full upper-body to half-body framing with face occupying about 35-40% of frame height. - Identity preservation: keep {원본 보존} exactly, with no facial reshaping, no body slimming, no age change. - Costume focus: replace only clothing according to {직업·코스튬}; add believable workwear details such as seams, pockets, name tag, apron strap, badge holder, pen clip, cuff folds, or safety accessory when appropriate. - Job action: integrate {포즈·자세} so the hands interact with real occupational tools from {직업 소품} in a natural, mid-work moment. - Background treatment: build a realistic occupational environment based on {배경}, including practical textures, shelves, counters, instruments, documents, machines, trays, cables, wall notices, or soft background signage that would naturally exist in that workplace. - Editorial profile layer: add a small clean Korean label area using {프로필 라벨}, {날짜·위치}, {캡션}, and {해시태그}; keep it secondary to the portrait, like a modern SNS profile card rather than an advertisement poster. - Framing direction: subject slightly off-center for a natural editorial feel, with the occupational context visible around hands, torso, and background. - Use {직업·코스튬}, {배경}, {포즈·자세}, {직업 소품}, {라이팅}, {컬러 톤}, {프로필 라벨}, {날짜·위치}, {캡션}, {해시태그}, {원본 보존} placeholders. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Face and body lock-in — preserve the source person’s facial identity, skin texture, hairstyle silhouette, and body proportions from {원본 보존}; keep expression natural and realistic. 2. Wardrobe replacement — apply the occupation outfit from {직업·코스튬} with believable fabric folds, seam details, material thickness, and practical wear marks; avoid costume-party exaggeration. 3. Pose integration — adapt {포즈·자세} so hands interact naturally with {직업 소품}; fingers must remain anatomically correct and gesture flow must match the occupation. 4. Environment build — render {배경} as a real working location with appropriate counters, tools, equipment, posters, notices, shelves, papers, uniforms, instruments, or everyday workplace objects that support the profession. 5. Profile-card details — place {프로필 라벨} as a small top or lower-third identifier, {날짜·위치} as a date/location tag, {캡션} as a short one-line caption, and {해시태그} as subtle social tags; include tiny save/share style micro icons if they fit the layout. 6. Lighting match — follow {라이팅} with physically plausible shadows, consistent highlights on face and clothing, and realistic reflections on metal, glass, ceramic, fabric, or plastic props. 7. Color harmony — apply {컬러 톤} across clothing accents, background materials, tools, label graphics, and secondary objects so the scene feels commercially coherent. 8. Photoreal finish — keep pores, hair strands, cloth texture, dust, paper grain, steam, soft fingerprints on glass, ambient occlusion, and real lens depth visible; maintain a polished commercial-photo finish rather than illustration. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use clean Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for the small editorial overlay and any readable workplace labels; medium to semi-bold weight, 22-36px equivalent for tags, 38-54px equivalent for the main profile label. - Text placement: profile label and caption should sit in a calm lower-third or side tag area; date/location may appear as a small pill label; hashtag text can be compact near the bottom edge. - Color palette: derive from {컬러 톤}, with realistic neutrals like black, white, gray, navy, wood brown, stainless steel, cream, or mint accents as needed; avoid oversaturated neon unless the chosen profession naturally uses it. - Graphic accents: use subtle translucent rectangles, thin dividers, tiny dots, save/share micro icons, or small tag stickers; make them feel like a modern mobile profile card overlay integrated with the photograph. - Shadow and depth: use natural shadows under chin, clothing folds, hands, props, and countertop contact points, with realistic soft edge falloff and practical ambient occlusion. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Canon EOS R5 with 85mm f/1.4 portrait look, shallow but controlled depth of field, commercial portrait sharpness. - Lighting: match the environment with soft window light or overhead fluorescent practicals depending on {배경}; keep a clear key-light direction and gentle fill, with realistic specular control on skin, fabric, tools, glass, metal, and laminated surfaces. - Color grade: photoreal editorial grade with balanced contrast, clean skin tones, and occupation-specific color balance from {컬러 톤}. [6. MOOD] Modern commercial portrait transformation — like a high-end LinkedIn headshot campaign meets a realistic TV drama wardrobe change, finished as a stylish Korean SNS profile card. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: render all visible Korean text cleanly and exactly, especially {프로필 라벨}, {날짜·위치}, {캡션}, and {해시태그}; examples may read “바리스타 프로필”, “2026.05.01 성수동”, “오늘의 라떼아트 기록”, “#출근룩 #직업프로필”. - Anatomical/layout invariants: preserve the source person’s identity from {원본 보존}; hands must be anatomically correct with exactly 5 fingers per hand; no extra limbs, duplicate hands, warped wrists, or face distortion. - Work realism: costume, tools, and background must match the chosen job from {직업·코스튬}; props should look used in a real workplace, not like toy props or stage decorations. - The result must feel like a real photographed occupational portrait with subtle profile-card design, not a cosplay poster or illustration. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications / government-style authorization marks - Broken Korean characters or unreadable Hangul - Unauthorized celebrity composites or duplicated faces - Extra hands, distorted anatomy, cartoonish props, CG glow, or painterly rendering

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean portrait studio style conversion for i2i, preserving the original person while transforming the image into a formal Korean photo studio finish. Vertical 2:3 editorial studio portrait, identity-safe retouching, suitable for family, graduation, wedding, profile, or milestone commemorative photos with a believable printed-studio atmosphere. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Preserve the original subject's face and identity exactly, while converting only the styling, background, pose feel, wardrobe, and studio rendering into a classic Korean photo studio look. - The subject should remain the clear hero, occupying about 65% of the frame height, with refined headroom and shoulders framed cleanly for a premium studio-portrait crop. - Background treatment: seamless studio paper or painted canvas in {배경 톤}, evenly lit with a natural tonal gradient, subtle paper grain, gentle floor/backdrop transition if visible, and realistic contact shadow behind the subject. - Composition should feel like a real Korean portrait studio session: centered or slightly off-center depending on {포즈}, with tasteful studio details such as a small posing stool edge, soft reflector catchlight, folded fabric texture, or a faint studio floor line only when naturally fitting the pose. - Add a subtle printed-photo presentation: a narrow lower margin or small studio proof label may appear with clean Korean text such as "기념사진 · 2026.05", "서울 사진관", or "소중한 오늘", placed small enough to feel like a studio print detail rather than a poster. - Use {원본 보존} as the identity constraint, {사진관 모드} as the portrait styling direction, {의상} for wardrobe matching, and {카메라·렌즈} for the capture look. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Hero subject area (middle 60%): keep the original person fully recognizable, with natural pores, fine hair detail, real facial asymmetry, and studio-grade retouching limited to tonal cleanup, lint removal, and gentle complexion balancing. - Face and expression: maintain the original facial structure and expression stability from {원본 보존}, with a calm formal smile or neutral dignified expression appropriate to {사진관 모드}; keep the gaze believable and eye catchlights consistent with the studio lights. - Wardrobe styling: apply {의상} precisely according to the selected photo-studio mode, with realistic fabric weave, collar structure, seams, buttons, lapels, cuffs, jewelry or boutonniere details only if appropriate to the mode. - Pose and hands: follow {포즈}, with anatomically correct hands, relaxed shoulders, natural neck posture, and a composed studio stance; if hands are visible, keep fingers natural, proportionate, and softly posed as a photographer would direct. - Background plane: render {배경 톤} as a premium studio backdrop with realistic matte surface, soft tonal falloff, faint contact shadows, and gentle separation around hair and shoulders. - Lighting pass: apply {라이팅} as a controlled studio setup, creating even facial illumination, gentle under-chin softness, clean catchlights, realistic shadow under the jawline, and believable separation between subject, clothing, and backdrop. - Camera rendering: emulate {카메라·렌즈} with a medium-format studio portrait feel, crisp focus on eyes, natural skin detail, controlled depth, accurate fabric texture, and restrained highlight roll-off. - Studio print details: if a lower caption strip or proof mark is included, set short Korean text cleanly in small Pretendard-style type, e.g. "2026년 5월 · 가족사진", "STUDIO 기록", or "서울 강남 사진관", with no spelling errors. - Final grade: keep the image elegant, formal, and print-ready, with balanced contrast, rich but restrained tonal depth, believable photographic paper texture, and a refined Korean portrait studio finish. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: optional small studio-print label only; use Pretendard SemiBold or Pretendard Regular, 20–32px equivalent, accurate Korean typesetting, placed in a lower margin, corner proof label, or tiny studio credit line. - Color palette: anchor the scene to {배경 톤}, with muted studio neutrals such as cream gray, soft beige, warm taupe, off-white, charcoal accents, and natural skin tones; avoid oversaturation while retaining lifelike depth. - Border/shadow: if presented as a studio print, allow a thin off-white photo-paper edge, very soft contact shadow, 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 12–15% opacity, and slight paper thickness for a realistic keepsake-photo feel. - Surface finish: keep the portrait matte and print-like, with subtle photographic paper grain, real textile texture, natural hair detail, and no plastic smoothing, CGI gloss, or synthetic overlay effects. - Decorative details: allow restrained Korean studio finishing touches such as a small date/location label, embossed-looking studio credit, neutral mat-board edge, or a simple archival sticker reading "보정본" or "기념사진" when it supports the portrait mode. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: emulate Hasselblad H6D-100c, 80mm f/4, ISO 100, studio portrait framing, sharp central detail with smooth edge falloff. - Lighting: soft studio key light from front-left at about 45°, very light fill from front-right, subtle hair or rim separation when appropriate, realistic reflector softness, minimal shadow contrast, consistent with a formal Korean portrait studio. - Color grade: neutral cream + beige + soft gray grade with accurate skin tones, low saturation, refined midtone contrast, clean white balance slightly warm but not yellow, and a polished studio-print finish. [6. MOOD] Classic Korean portrait studio editorial — formal keepsake photo quality with the restrained dignity of a high-end family studio portrait, enhanced by subtle real-world studio print details, refined wardrobe texture, and believable photographic depth. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: if any caption, proof label, studio credit, or date/location text appears, render it in clean Korean without broken characters; recommended short strings include "기념사진", "2026년 5월", "서울 사진관", "소중한 오늘", or "보정본". - Identity invariants: the subject's face, age impression, facial proportions, and personal identity must remain 100% recognizable from the reference image. - Portrait invariants: no extra limbs, no warped hands, no exaggerated beauty retouching, no facial structure changes, no artificial bokeh halos, no CGI look, and no plastic skin smoothing. - Studio invariants: keep the image consistent with a real Korean photo studio capture, including believable lighting, fabric texture, background contact shadows, clean print finishing, and restrained tonal conversion only. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals/certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness substitution

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] YouTube live broadcast screen mockup for a Korean creator, designed as a realistic livestream interface with subscriber count, likes, superchat, pinned comment, playback controls, and fast live chat. Landscape UI screenshot style for social media mockup, with the video area on the left, live chat panel on the right, and recognizable platform-style header/navigation details. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Left video pane occupies about 62% of the frame, showing {원본 보존} as the live camera feed with realistic webcam sharpness, slight stream compression, and a natural creator-room or café-live atmosphere. - Right sidebar occupies about 38% of the frame, with white chat background, stacked chat rows, circular user avatars, timestamps, emoji reactions, donation highlights, and compact live-status elements. - Top channel header bar spans full width, with {채널명·구독자}, {채널 핸들}, and {방송 제목} aligned like a real YouTube live page. - Use {비율} composition exactly, with platform-like spacing, visible scroll bar, search/profile micro-icons, and desktop browser/screen-capture proportions. - Place {동시 시청자} near the red LIVE indicator area, and position {슈퍼챗} as a highlighted yellow superchat banner above the chat stream. - Add {구독 버튼} and {멤버십 버튼} near the channel header, plus {고정 댓글} as a pinned message strip above the chat. - Let {실시간 채팅} and {추가 채팅} scroll vertically in the right panel with tight active-stream spacing, small avatars, usernames, emoji, and short Korean replies. - Include {상단 네비게이션}, {재생 컨트롤}, {채팅 입력 안내}, and {후원 티커} so the interface reads like a captured live broadcast page rather than a blank template. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Top header zone: place {상단 네비게이션} at the very top with search and account micro-icons, then place {채널명·구독자} on the upper-left, {채널 핸들} nearby, {방송 제목} immediately beneath it in a bold live-title style, and a red LIVE badge near the status area. 2) Main video zone: show {원본 보존} inside the left pane as an authentic live-stream camera feed, with subtle screen-edge sharpening, realistic bitrate artifacts in darker areas, and natural skin-tone preservation. 3) Live stats overlay: display {동시 시청자} near the top or upper-right of the video pane, with small white UI text, eye/like icons, and a compact red live-status dot. 4) Creator action row: render {구독 버튼} as a red rounded button and {멤버십 버튼} as a secondary pill button beside the channel information, with small bell/share/clip icons nearby. 5) Superchat highlight: render {슈퍼챗} as a yellow banner floating above the chat stream, with sender avatar, donation amount, and message line matching typical livestream emphasis styling. 6) Pinned and live chat panel: stack {고정 댓글}, {실시간 채팅}, and {추가 채팅} in the right column with alternating short messages, username colors, small timestamps, emoji hearts, and a visible chat scroll bar. 7) Bottom playback layer: include {재생 컨트롤} under the video pane, with a red progress/live line, volume icon, settings gear, captions icon, theater/fullscreen icons, and a tiny “LIVE” timeline marker. 8) Interaction footer: show {채팅 입력 안내} at the bottom of the chat panel with a message input field, emoji icon, send icon, and moderation microtext. 9) UI realism layer: include faint separators, timestamp-like microtext, notification dots, subtle compression on the video pane, and consistent platform spacing so the whole layout reads as an authentic YouTube livestream screenshot. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for Korean UI text, medium and bold weights, with 14–18px equivalent header scale, 12–14px chat scale, and 10–11px micro-label scale. - Color palette: YouTube-like red #FF0000 for LIVE accents and subscribe button, white #FFFFFF for main UI, soft gray #F1F3F4 for dividers, dark gray #1F1F1F for text, yellow #FFD54A for superchat highlight, pale blue #E8F0FE for pinned chat accent. - UI treatment: thin 1px separators, subtle 6px blur shadow under floating overlays, low-contrast panel edges, native rounded buttons, visible chat row density, and crisp desktop screenshot alignment. - Text rendering: all Korean UI strings must be legible, correctly spaced, and horizontally aligned as interface text, not warped signage. - Use platform-realistic elements such as avatar circles, verified-style small check icon if suitable, thumbs-up icon, bell icon, share arrow, live-dot animation marks, and donation color blocks. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: emulate a desktop screen capture with a 35mm-equivalent digital UI render, crisp flat perspective, no exaggerated depth. - Lighting: neutral studio-bright screen glow with evenly lit UI, natural monitor cast, and slight soft bloom on the red LIVE badge and donation highlight. - Color grade: clean white-and-red platform UI with natural skin tones in the video pane, slight cool-neutral monitor cast, realistic livestream contrast, and believable compression on fast-moving chat/video regions. - Interface fidelity: render the page as if captured from a modern desktop browser at 1536x1024, with accurate proportions, icons, scroll indicators, and readable Korean text layers. [6. MOOD] Real YouTube livestream screenshot realism — polished creator broadcast interface like a modern Korean beauty or lifestyle live Q&A stream, lively with viewer reactions, superchat energy, and active community presence. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: must appear exactly as rendered strings: "혜민 Hyemin · 구독자 124K", "@hyemin_daily", "라이브 — 같이 카페 가요 ☕️ Q&A", "동시 시청 8.2K · 좋아요 3.4K", "구독", "가입", "민지 ₩5,000 — 언니 사랑해요!", "📌 혜민: 질문은 채팅에 남겨주세요!", "안녕하세요", "오늘 의상 너무 예뻐요", "질문 있어요!", "카페 어디예요?", "하트 눌렀어요 💕", "다음 콘텐츠 스포해주세요", "채팅에 참여하려면 메시지를 입력하세요". - Keep the live layout structurally accurate: left video pane, right chat column, top navigation, red LIVE badge, visible subscriber count, handle, live stats, subscribe/join buttons, superchat banner, pinned message, playback controls, and scrolling chat. - Preserve the provided person image faithfully in the video pane without distorting facial features or proportions. - Maintain 1536x1024 landscape screenshot readability, with Korean UI text large enough to recognize and dense enough to feel like an active live broadcast. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Malformed or unreadable Korean UI text - Unauthorized celebrity composites or face swaps

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] SOOP(숲) live broadcast screen mockup, realistic desktop livestream UI screenshot style. Use the attached person as the on-air BJ in a genuine Korean platform capture look, suitable for social media preview, channel promo, and streamer portfolio thumbnail. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main broadcast canvas fills the full frame in {비율} landscape, with the live video window occupying the left 64% and the right 36% dedicated to chat, viewer status, gift ranking, and channel notice panels. - The attached person is shown inside the live video area as a clean i2i cutout or camera-feed render, framed from chest-up, centered slightly left so live badges, donation banner, and lower-third UI can sit naturally over the feed. - Background treatment follows a real SOOP broadcast interface: dark charcoal panels, subtle gradients, thin separators, red/orange accent bars, small star-balloon gift icons, member badges, reaction stickers, and compact desktop UI density. - Place {BJ 닉네임} in the top channel header, {방송 제목} as the bold title bar, {방송 지표} in a compact stats row, {방송 카테고리} and {방송 시간} as metadata chips, {별풍선 알림} as a prominent notification banner, and {채팅} stacked in the side chat column. - Add practical livestream details: a small LIVE badge, channel profile thumbnail, favorite button, share button, viewer count pulse, chat input field, emoji/gift buttons, gift ranking mini-list, and a bottom video control strip with {하단 상태}. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Top header strip: render a platform-like live status row with the BJ name {BJ 닉네임} on the left, a red LIVE pill, channel profile circle, favorite/star button, compact live indicators, share/settings icons, and thin divider lines aligned like a desktop web player. 2) Title zone: place {방송 제목} directly under the header in a bold broadcast-title style, slightly larger than surrounding UI, with {방송 카테고리}, {방송 시간}, and short tag chips such as #먹방 #소통 #저녁방송 beside or below it. 3) Main video window: show {원본 보존} as the live camera feed subject, with realistic webcam framing, natural skin texture, mild monitor glow, room-like shadows, and screen-capture clarity rather than studio polish. 4) Stats block: display {방송 지표} near the title area or upper-right status region as compact white text with orange/red highlights, matching a real livestream HUD hierarchy. 5) Gift alert: place {별풍선 알림} across the top of the video or near the upper UI layer as a yellow notification banner with a star-balloon icon, donor nickname, count badge, and small sparkle/reaction accents. 6) Chat column: render {채팅} as a fast-scrolling vertical chat feed on the right, with repeated short Korean lines, colored nickname labels, small avatar dots, subscriber badges, emoji reactions, gift icons, and a visible chat input field at the bottom. 7) Side information panels: include {채널 공지} as a pinned notice near the top of the chat area, {후원 랭킹} as a compact ranking card with 1–3 rows, and a small floating mini-tooltip such as “즐겨찾기 추가” or “클립 만들기”. 8) Bottom player controls: add a progress-free live control bar with volume, quality label, full-screen icon, latency indicator, and {하단 상태}, so the whole frame feels like an authentic SOOP broadcast screenshot rather than a designed poster. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard and Noto Sans KR for UI text, with bold 700 for title and semibold 600 for labels; keep font sizes compact and screen-readable, around 18–28px equivalent for desktop UI, with smaller 13–16px equivalents for metadata and chat. - Color palette: deep charcoal #15171C, near-black #0B0D10, accent red #E53935, orange #FF8A00, alert yellow #FFD54A, white #F5F7FA, muted gray #8A9099, and occasional cyan/green badge accents for chat roles. - Border/shadow: thin 1px separators, soft panel shadow 0px 4px 12px rgba(0,0,0,0.25), slight inner glow on active live elements, crisp rectangular UI modules, and readable contrast across all Korean text. - Interface density: include realistic livestream clutter such as badges, icons, chat bubbles, ranking rows, pinned notice, donation count, and control buttons while keeping the layout aligned to a believable desktop grid. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: realistic desktop screen-capture composition with a 50mm equivalent perspective, clean UI capture feel, stable straight-on monitor framing, and accurate flat-panel alignment. - Lighting: if the subject is visible as a camera feed, use soft front-facing webcam light with gentle monitor glow from below and faint ambient room shadow, keeping the interface itself flat, sharp, and legible. - Color grade: dark UI neutral grade with red/orange platform accents, preserving natural skin tones in the video feed while keeping the interface cool, high-contrast, and immediately recognizable as a Korean live broadcast environment. - Rendering quality: crisp 1536x1024 UI screenshot fidelity, readable Korean labels, sharp icon edges, realistic compression-free capture look, and subtle variation in chat line opacity to imply motion. [6. MOOD] Authentic Korean livestream platform screenshot — like a real SOOP 방송 화면 captured mid-stream during an active 먹방/소통 session, with practical creator-dashboard density, lively viewer reactions, donation energy, and believable real-time UI activity. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: “{BJ 닉네임}”, “{방송 제목}”, “{방송 지표}”, “{방송 카테고리}”, “{방송 시간}”, “{별풍선 알림}”, “{채널 공지}”, “{후원 랭킹}”, “{하단 상태}”. - Chat text must include readable Korean lines based on {채팅}, such as “안녕하세요”, “오늘도 잘부탁”, “떡볶이 비주얼 미쳤다”, “별풍선 받았어요”, “ㅋㅋㅋㅋ”, “소스 어디 거예요?”. - Preserve a believable SOOP-like live interface layout with correct 1536x1024 screen proportions, left video/right chat structure, desktop web-player spacing, and readable Korean text. - The subject in the live video feed must remain based on {원본 보존} and should not be replaced by a different person. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or replacing the referenced person with a famous person - Illegible UI text that cannot be read as Korean

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Instagram-style selfie feed post mockup for social media presentation, designed to look like a believable real app screenshot captured from a modern phone. Vertical 4:5-like mobile feed composition that preserves the source selfie while adding account identity, likes, caption, hashtags, comments, micro UI icons, timestamp, location, and small realistic interaction details. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main post area: {원본 보존} fills the central feed image region, cropped naturally like a real uploaded selfie with authentic phone-camera proportions and everyday lifestyle context visible from the reference image. - Top account row: {아이디·프로필} placed at the upper-left of the post card, with a small circular avatar, compact username line, subtle verification-like dot only if it reads as a generic UI accent, and a three-dot menu icon on the right. - Location and meta row: add a small Korean location label under the handle such as “서울 마포구 연남동” or “홍대입구 근처 카페”, plus a tiny “방금 전” / “2026.05.01” style timestamp treatment in muted gray. - Interaction row: heart, comment bubble, paper-plane/share, and bookmark/save icons aligned in a familiar Instagram-style row beneath the image, with consistent spacing, thin line weight, and tiny tap-target realism. - Text blocks: {좋아요 수}, {캡션}, {해시태그}, and {댓글} stacked vertically with clear hierarchy, realistic line breaks, username bolding, muted metadata, and natural app padding. - Social micro details: include a small “저장됨” style bookmark hint, carousel-style dot indicator if appropriate, tiny “공유” / “보내기” affordance feel, and a light-gray input hint at the bottom such as “댓글 달기...” with a small emoji button. - Background treatment: clean white app canvas with subtle light-gray separators, faint card depth, visible status-bar area, and realistic mobile screenshot spacing. - Frame behavior: all UI elements should stay inside a single tall mobile feed card, sized like a phone screenshot, with app navigation hints at top and bottom that reinforce the feed context. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Status/navigation section: very top includes small phone status-bar details and an Instagram-like header strip with “Instagram” wordmark-style text, a notification heart icon, and message icon, rendered as generic app UI elements. - Profile header section: {아이디·프로필} displayed immediately above the image area in standard app-post header placement, with a small profile circle, compact handle text, location line, and right-side menu dots. - Hero image section (top 58%): {원본 보존} shown as the main Instagram photo, centered and edge-to-edge within the post card, preserving the natural selfie look and retaining believable background texture from the original image. - Image overlay realism: add a tiny carousel/page dot or subtle media indicator only if it fits the feed screenshot, keeping it small and app-native rather than poster-like. - Engagement section: icon row directly below the image, then {좋아요 수} in bold text, followed by {캡션} in one or two realistic app lines with the account handle emphasized. - Hashtag section: {해시태그} appended under the caption in muted blue/link-like styling, separated by subtle spacing as in a real feed post. - Comment section: {댓글} placed below the caption/hashtags block, with smaller secondary text, short Korean replies, and a “댓글 28개 모두 보기” style link treatment inside the provided copy. - Bottom app area: include a small “댓글 달기...” field, emoji shortcut, timestamp such as “1시간 전”, and a faint bottom navigation bar with home/search/reels/profile icons. - UI realism pass: {화면 톤} must govern every icon, divider, text color, avatar treatment, spacing decision, and screenshot clarity so the final image reads as an authentic Instagram feed post. - Canvas finish: {비율} kept as a tall mobile-screen mockup with believable app chrome, subtle screen edges, and crisp high-resolution UI rendering. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for the UI text, 400–600 weight, 18–26 px for body lines, 28–34 px for key counts, and 14–18 px for comments/meta; username and like count should appear slightly bolder. - Color palette: pure white #FFFFFF, near-black #111111, Instagram-like neutral gray #8E8E8E, separator gray #DBDBDB, soft icon gray #262626, muted link blue #385898 or #00376B for hashtags and comment links. - Border/shadow: subtle phone-screen card depth, soft gray edge separation, and light UI dividers that feel like a real screenshot captured on a modern device. - UI density: include realistic app-level detail such as small icon alignment, line-height consistency, avatar ring edge, bottom nav icons, timestamp, location line, and comment input microcopy. - Korean rendering: all visible Korean text must be sharp, correctly spaced, and natural for an everyday Instagram post rather than advertising copy. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: phone-camera selfie look, 26mm-equivalent smartphone lens, f/1.8 aesthetic, realistic social-app upload sharpness rather than studio portrait polish. - Lighting: natural window light from upper-left at about 45°, soft fill from front, minimal hard shadowing, realistic indoor daylight balance. - Color grade: clean neutral whites with slightly warm skin tones, modest contrast, and app-screenshot clarity with no heavy filters. - Screen realism: crisp 1024x1536 mobile screenshot feel, high-DPI UI edges, slight compression realism in the photo area, and accurate contrast between photo content and app interface. [6. MOOD] Casual social-media documentation — modern Instagram feed screenshot aesthetic with the crisp, functional feel of an everyday lifestyle post, enriched with believable interaction details, Korean captioning, and natural mobile-app atmosphere. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: "좋아요 3,247개 + 친구3 외 다수", "오늘은 그냥 카페 데이☕️ 햇살이 너무 좋아서", "#일상 #카페 #홍대 #햇살 #데일리 #ootd", "@friend1 \"언니 너무 예뻐요!\" / @friend2 \"여기 어디?\" / 댓글 28개 모두 보기". - Add small realistic Korean UI strings where space allows: "서울 마포구 연남동", "1시간 전", "댓글 달기...", "공유", "저장", "더 보기". - The layout must read as a real Instagram feed post screenshot, with correct icon order, realistic spacing, status/header/bottom navigation hints, and no broken Korean characters. - Preserve the source selfie naturally without over-stylized filters, artificial bokeh spam, or mismatched UI components. - Keep {아이디·프로필}, {좋아요 수}, {캡션}, {해시태그}, {댓글}, {화면 톤}, and {비율} visually represented as the controlling content fields. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] 1-2 English lines: Instagram Live screen mockup using the provided portrait as the live host, designed to look like an authentic mobile screenshot captured during an active livestream. Concrete: vertical 9:16 live interface recreation with real Instagram-style UI, profile identity, viewer count, live badge, scrolling comments, reaction hearts, share icons, bottom reply field, small interaction stickers, and a believable selfie environment. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Subject placement: {원본 보존} portrait fills the center 62% of the frame, with the face and upper torso visible behind the live UI overlay; keep the subject looking directly at camera with a slight smile and natural live-video posture. - Background treatment: {장면} with a realistic indoor setting such as a bedroom desk, cafe corner, studio nook, or evening room; include believable details like a lamp glow, plant silhouette, shelf, mug, cushion, window reflection, or soft wall decor while keeping the host readable. - Spacing and framing: preserve a true smartphone screenshot framing with no tilted perspective; UI should wrap naturally around the portrait, with top status/header content, side reaction controls, and bottom chat/reply elements layered like a native live broadcast. - Add small screen-realism details: faint compression texture, subtle front-camera grain, tiny status-bar indicators, touch-safe icon spacing, translucent chat bubbles, floating heart reactions, and a few viewer join notifications. - Use {아이디·이름}, {시청자 수}, {라이브 라벨}, {실시간 댓글}, {장면}, {화면 톤}, {비율} as customizable placeholders. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Top status bar: include a realistic phone status row with time, cellular/Wi‑Fi indicators, and battery icon in tiny white UI text, integrated into the live screenshot. - Top-left header area: render {라이브 라벨} as a realistic Instagram Live badge cluster, aligned close to the screen edge with small padding and crisp UI proportions; include the visible label LIVE in a vivid red rounded pill. - Upper identity line: place {아이디·이름} beneath or beside the live badge in compact white UI text, with a tiny circular profile thumbnail, subtle dot separator, and a follow-style micro label such as 팔로우. - Main video area: {원본 보존} portrait stays centered in the live feed, with natural skin tones, believable front-camera perspective, intact hair/shoulders/hands, and clean blending against translucent UI overlays. - Viewer indicator zone: place {시청자 수} near the upper area with subtle white text and tiny eye/person icon treatment, sized smaller than the name line; add a small line like 함께 시청 중 or 방금 입장 to increase livestream realism. - Top-right control area: include a close X at top-right, plus small three-dot/options or share-style icon spacing that feels native to the app. - Comment feed zone: stack {실시간 댓글} from lower-left toward mid-lower screen, each comment separated like a live chat overlay and gently rising upward in chronological order; mix in 4–6 short Korean comments such as 안녕하세요!, 언니 너무 예뻐요, 오늘 방송 짱, 하트 누르고 가요, 어디 카페예요?, 조명 너무 예뻐요. - Viewer activity layer: add small translucent notifications such as minji_22님이 참여했습니다, seoul_daily님이 하트를 보냈습니다, and 친구에게 공유해보세요, positioned above the reply bar without blocking the face. - Bottom interaction bar: include a rounded comment input field reading 댓글 달기..., a question/request button such as 질문하기, paper-plane share icon, heart icon, and small circular reaction buttons. - Floating reactions: place several pink/red/purple heart bubbles rising along the right edge, varied in opacity and size, with a few overlapping softly like a real livestream reaction stream. - Background scene zone: {장면} should read as a real-time selfie environment with casual domestic, studio, or cafe context and small lived-in details that make the broadcast feel current and spontaneous. - UI authenticity layer: {화면 톤} must be applied consistently across all icons, gradients, live badge, translucent overlays, and text so the result feels like a genuine app capture, not an edited poster. - Format layer: {비율} must be preserved exactly as a tall phone screenshot with full-screen mobile UI coverage. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use a clean mobile UI sans style similar to SF Pro / Helvetica Neue / Noto Sans KR, regular to medium weight, with small 11–18px sized interface text, compact tracking, and crisp anti-aliased Korean glyphs. - Color palette: true Instagram-like black overlay gradient, pure white text #FFFFFF, vivid red live badge #FF3040, soft gray UI accents #C8C8CC, translucent charcoal chat bubbles, and subtle signature gradient hues inspired by the app’s pink-orange-purple spectrum. - UI depth: use native-feeling 1–2px edge contrast, translucent dark gradient wash near the top and bottom for legibility, soft glassy comment bubble opacity, and natural screen glow rather than poster-like drop shadows. - Details: include micro icons, reaction hearts, tiny profile circles, notification pills, status-bar marks, and slight live-stream compression artifacts to make the image feel captured from an active phone screen. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: smartphone front-camera look, equivalent to a 26–28mm full-frame wide selfie perspective at f/2.0–f/2.8, front-facing capture, slight facial perspective flattening typical of live video. - Lighting: indoor ambient light with soft window light from upper-left at 45°, gentle fill from the screen glow on the face, no harsh flash and no dramatic studio setup. - Color grade: natural skin tones with slightly cool-neutral live-stream processing, black UI overlay, white text, red live badge, soft pink/purple heart accents, and restrained saturation to mimic a real Instagram live screenshot. [6. MOOD] Real-time social media capture — authentic Instagram mobile UI screenshot with a casual creator livestream feel, warm audience interaction, visible comments and reactions, and the spontaneity of a lifestyle influencer live session. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: must appear exactly as written: "LIVE", "안녕하세요!", "언니 너무 예뻐요", "오늘 방송 짱", "하트 누르고 가요". - Additional Korean UI text should be short and native-looking, such as "댓글 달기...", "질문하기", "님이 참여했습니다", "공유", "함께 시청 중", "어디 카페예요?", "조명 너무 예뻐요". - Layout invariants: portrait subject remains fully identifiable behind the interface; comments must scroll upward from the bottom; live badge must sit top-left; the close X must appear top-right; heart count and floating heart reactions must be visible and feel native to a real livestream UI. - Screen realism: the result must read as a genuine Instagram live screenshot, not an illustration or editorial poster; keep the vertical 1024x1536 phone-screen composition and the {비율} framing. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness changes

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Personal color diagnosis card for an attached portrait photo, designed like a premium Korean beauty consultation editorial page rather than a flat template. Vertical mobile-friendly i2i layout with a preserved portrait, diagnostic result panel, realistic color swatch system, date/location labels, short Korean captions, and subtle beauty-studio stationery details for social sharing and consultation use. [AUTO-DIAGNOSE — CRITICAL] Before rendering, perform an internal personal-color analysis of the attached portrait: 1. Examine skin undertone (warm/yellow vs cool/pink), vein color hint, hair tone, eye color, and overall atmosphere. 2. Determine the best-fitting season among 봄 웜(라이트/브라이트), 여름 쿨(라이트/뮤트), 가을 웜(딥/뮤트), 겨울 쿨(딥/브라이트). 3. Use that diagnosis to FILL all [AUTO]-marked fields ({진단 결과}, {추천 컬러 팔레트}, {피해야 할 컬러}, {추천 메이크업·옷}, {컬러 톤}) — do NOT use the placeholder string literally. 4. Render the diagnosed season clearly on the card; the result MUST vary based on the actual photo (different photos → different seasons). [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Left side 48%: {원본 보존} portrait stays dominant and cleanly integrated, cropped from mid-chest upward, with natural skin texture preserved and no beauty-filter smoothing. Add a realistic printed-photo feel: slight paper thickness, soft cast shadow, tiny corner registration mark, and a small caption strip below the portrait reading "오늘의 톤 체크". - Right side 52%: diagnostic information column with clear hierarchy; top header, consultation metadata, result line, palette swatches, avoid colors, makeup/clothing tips, and small social-card details stacked in an editorial rhythm. - Overall framing: balanced beauty-magazine diagnostic grid adapted to 9:16, with tactile paper layers, small divider rules, tiny index numbers, and subtle label stickers that support the card without covering the face. - Background surface: warm off-white paper texture (#F4F0E6) with visible matte grain, faint pressed-paper fibers, and a lightly tinted wash matching {컬러 톤}. - Include realistic micro content: date label "2026.05.01", session tag "PERSONAL COLOR CHECK", small handle "@tone.note", page marker "01 / 01", and compact Korean captions near the swatches. - Use {진단 결과}, {추천 컬러 팔레트}, {피해야 할 컬러}, {추천 메이크업·옷}, {레이아웃}, {컬러 톤} placeholders throughout the layout. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Header zone (top 12%): bold title block reading "퍼스널 컬러 진단 카드" with a small subtitle "피부 톤과 분위기를 함께 보는 뷰티 노트". Add issue-style metadata such as "VOL.05", "2026년 5월", "CONSULT NOTE", aligned to the right panel. 2. Portrait zone (left 48%): {원본 보존} image placed as the primary visual anchor, with soft realistic shadow, printed-photo edge thickness, and a small lower-left label reading "원본 보존". Add subtle transparent color-check tabs beside the portrait, matching {컬러 톤}. 3. Diagnosis result zone (right upper 18%): {진단 결과} displayed as the main result line in larger type, with the most important term visually emphasized. Include a small badge-style label "RESULT" and a Korean helper line "가장 자연스럽게 어울리는 톤". 4. Color swatch zone (right middle 22%): {추천 컬러 팔레트} shown as 4–6 evenly spaced rectangular swatches with tiny Korean labels beneath each chip, all aligned in a neat grid. Add realistic swatch-card details: subtle paper texture on each chip, tiny color-code style text such as "P-01", "P-02", and a caption "추천 컬러 팔레트". 5. Avoid-color zone (right lower 12%): {피해야 할 컬러} presented as 2–3 muted swatches or text chips in a subdued tone, clearly separated from the recommended palette with a thin taupe divider and the label "주의하면 좋은 컬러". 6. Styling tip zone (bottom right 16%): {추천 메이크업·옷} arranged as short readable lines for blush, lip, and clothing suggestions. Use realistic consultation labels: "BLUSH", "LIP", "OUTFIT", with Korean guidance lines such as "맑은 채도 유지", "탁한 회색기 줄이기" where appropriate. 7. Layout anchor zone: {레이아웃} is interpreted as a structured split composition with portrait left and analysis content right, enhanced by small page indicators, a date/location label "서울 · 퍼스널 컬러 스튜디오", and decorative but practical note-card marks. 8. Tone treatment: {컬러 톤} subtly affects accent lines, swatch framing, title highlights, sticker tabs, and small dividers while keeping skin tone accuracy as the top priority. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard and Noto Sans KR combination, title in Bold 700–800 at large size, result text in SemiBold 700, body in Medium 500, swatch labels in 12–14px small Korean text, metadata in condensed editorial-style uppercase. - Color palette: off-white #F4F0E6, warm beige #D8C7AE, coral pink #F2A7A0, peach #F7C8A5, ivory #FFF8EE, pale gold #D9BE7A, soft taupe #A9967D, plus {컬러 톤} accents. - Border/shadow: thin 1px divider rules in soft taupe, portrait shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity, layered paper shadows around labels and swatch cards, refined editorial separators rather than heavy framing. - Decorative details: add small translucent sticker tabs, micro icons for save/share near the bottom, tiny dot grid notes, and a compact QR-like texture block used as a design motif, not as a scannable official code. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 85mm f/1.8 portrait look, shallow but controlled depth of field, skin and facial structure kept crisp enough for diagnosis readability. - Lighting: soft window light from upper-left at about 45°, gentle fill from right, natural catchlights, realistic paper shadows, and truthful skin rendering. - Color grade: clean beauty-editorial grade with warm cream, peach, and muted gold balancing natural complexion and palette visibility. - Material realism: matte stationery paper, slightly raised swatch chips, soft adhesive label texture, and believable printed ink edges so the card feels like a photographed consultation sheet. [6. MOOD] Premium Korean beauty consultation editorial — like a refined studio color-analysis report mixed with a lifestyle magazine note card, warm, personal, polished, and shareable. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 표시할 문자열 — "원본 보존", "진단 결과", "추천 컬러 팔레트", "피해야 할 컬러", "추천 메이크업·옷", "레이아웃", "컬러 톤". - Additional Korean text should be cleanly legible and realistic: "퍼스널 컬러 진단 카드", "오늘의 톤 체크", "가장 자연스럽게 어울리는 톤", "주의하면 좋은 컬러", "서울 · 퍼스널 컬러 스튜디오", "2026년 5월". - Keep the face anatomically correct, preserve original identity, and do not alter facial proportions, eyes, nose, or mouth shape. - Recommended swatches must total 4–6 colors, avoid-color chips must total 2–3 colors, and all text must be cleanly legible in Korean. - The card must look like a real photographed or carefully rendered beauty consultation sheet with portrait, swatches, metadata, captions, and tactile paper details. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Convert the attached portrait into a richly detailed major arcana tarot card illustration with a premium collectible-goods finish. Vertical 2:3 tarot card layout for social sharing, deck-style presentation, and realistic printed-card product appeal. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject: the person from {참고 이미지} occupies the central 55% of the card, with face identity and facial structure preserved while outfit, props, symbolic accessories, and scene styling follow {카드 종류} and {카드 톤}. - Frame: tall tarot-card rectangle with structured top and bottom title panels, a centered portrait window, tactile printed-card edges, and a deck illustration feel rather than a simple photo crop. - Background treatment: decorative card background built from {배경·심볼}, rendered as a refined symbolic scene with layered illustration, antique paper texture, small celestial marks, ornamental plants, tiny stars, moon phases, and subtle Korean minhwa-inspired motifs. - Color direction: use {컬러} as the dominant palette, with restrained gold accents for borders, icons, title ornaments, tiny corner glyphs, and foil-like line details. - Typography zones: top roman numeral area, bottom card-name area, small edition label, artist/model credit line, and tiny deck metadata should be readable and integrated into the card design. - Apply {원본 보존} so the face remains recognizable while costume, environment, and symbolic accessories change to tarot-card styling. - Respect {비율} while keeping the final composition aligned to the 1024x1536 vertical tarot card format. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Top header band: place the Roman numeral and card identity at the top center with a thin ornamental divider, tiny moon/star glyphs, and a small edition label such as "ARCANA PORTRAIT DECK · VOL.07". 2. Central portrait zone: transform the subject into the selected tarot archetype from {카드 종류}, keeping the face realistic and identity-preserving while adapting clothing, hairstyle accents, hand pose, symbolic prop, and posture to match {카드 톤}. 3. Symbolic background layer: build the scene around {배경·심볼} as the primary narrative element, integrating it behind and around the figure so the symbolism reads instantly through layered icons, atmospheric illustrated depth, and meaningful objects near the hands or shoulders. 4. Card frame details: add a refined border inspired by tarot decks, with fine linework, corner flourishes, inner rule lines, tiny constellation dots, small Korean decorative knots, and selective gold foil-like highlights. 5. Bottom title band: set the card name in Korean and English with balanced hierarchy, centered and separated from the artwork by a thin rule or decorative panel; include a small caption line using {카드 텍스트}. 6. Collector details: add believable printed-deck micro text such as "2026 한정판", "MODEL CREDIT · {카드 텍스트}", "ILLUSTRATED ARCANA SERIES", and a tiny production code like "NO. 014 / SEOUL" along the side or bottom edge. 7. Finish layer: make the surface look like a polished printed tarot card with subtle paper grain, slight ink misregistration at the edges, delicate vellum wear, controlled contrast, and realistic tactile thickness. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard Bold or Noto Sans KR Bold for the Korean title, with small-cap style Roman numeral treatment above; secondary labels can use Noto Serif KR or a classic serif similar to Cormorant Garamond for an antique tarot feel. - Render short Korean card details clearly, for example: "2026 한정판", "오늘의 아르카나", "운명의 초상", "서울 에디션", and "MODEL · {카드 텍스트}" where appropriate. - Color palette: base the design on {컬러}, with deep black or charcoal for text, parchment cream for title panels, and metallic gold accents used on borders, icons, title dividers, and symbolic ornaments. - Border/shadow: use a thin decorative frame with a soft printed-card shadow, about 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity, plus subtle paper-edge thickness and natural tabletop-like contact shadow if the card is shown as an object. - Surface finish: antique paper texture, lightly worn but elegant, with a premium art-print look, gentle gold foil impression, and visible print grain in the illustration. - Costume and props: add archetype-specific garments, jewelry, hand-held symbol, embroidered trim, charm strings, or celestial accessories that naturally fit {카드 종류} without covering the face. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: portrait reference interpreted like a studio fashion portrait on a 85mm f/1.8 lens, then translated into illustrated tarot-card composition; keep facial proportions natural and undistorted. - Lighting: soft studio key light from upper-left at 45°, gentle fill from front-right, and a faint rim highlight to separate the figure from the symbolic background. - Color grade: muted tarot illustration grade with indigo, burgundy, gold, cream, and deep green control points, plus a subtle aged-vellum warmth. - Rendering: high-quality semi-realistic illustration with painterly facial detail, crisp printed typography, layered ink lines, and authentic collectible-card material texture. [6. MOOD] Premium mystical tarot deck art — vintage Rider-Waite meets Korean minhwa-inspired collectible card design, with a personal portrait-card feeling and the tactile realism of a limited-edition printed deck. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following strings must appear exactly and clearly: "상단 로마숫자", "하단 카드명 한글·영문". - Include additional small readable Korean deck details where they fit: "2026 한정판", "오늘의 아르카나", "운명의 초상", and "MODEL · {카드 텍스트}". - Preserve facial identity from {참고 이미지}; the face should remain recognizable even after tarot styling. - Maintain a vertical tarot-card silhouette with a centered subject and readable title zones at top and bottom. - All symbolic elements must support the selected card meaning and never obscure the face. - If text is included, Korean characters must be clean and properly formed with no broken glyphs. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Convert an attached portrait into a Warhol-inspired pop-art face transformation grid, suitable for a square exhibition poster, album-cover style profile graphic, or social-share artwork. Create a bold multi-panel image where each panel preserves identity but changes palette, ink treatment, and poster typography for a vivid editorial gallery look. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - The source face from {참고 이미지} should occupy the center of each cell with consistent crop and face scale, keeping the head silhouette readable across the full grid. - Grid structure uses {그리드} with equal gutters; thin white dividing lines separate panels cleanly while allowing the artwork to feel like a printed silkscreen sheet. - Preserve facial shape and identity through {원본 보존}, while swapping color relationships per panel using {컬러 페어링}. - Use {배경} behind each face, including flat color fields, halftone dots, ink misregistration marks, and small screenprint texture accents that support the pop-art mood. - Maintain {비율} framing as a square poster layout with the portrait grid as the dominant element, plus a compact exhibition information band integrated along the bottom or one outer edge. - Add small decorative print details such as registration crosses, edition numbering, tiny color swatches, and a subtle ticket-stub graphic so the piece feels like a real pop-art event poster. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Panel layout: arrange the image as a precise grid of identical portrait crops, with each cell aligned to the same eye-line and head position for a poster-like rhythm. - Face treatment: apply {처리} to simplify skin, hair, lips, and shadows into bold graphic planes while preserving recognizable likeness. - Color variation: assign {컬러 페어링} across cells so each panel feels distinct but still part of one cohesive pop-art set. - Separation rules: use thin white lines between cells and keep the gutters even, while allowing small print marks or caption strips outside the facial areas. - Poster information band: include {포스터 제목}, {전시 날짜}, {장소}, {관람 정보}, {스폰서}, and {에디션 표기} in a clean Korean exhibition-poster layout. - Poster finish: keep the entire composition flat, high-contrast, print-ready, and screenprint-like, with visible ink texture rather than photographic depth. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use bold sans-serif typography such as Helvetica Neue, Pretendard Bold, or Sandoll Gothic Neo; main title around 44–72 px equivalent, info text around 18–28 px equivalent, small edition notes around 12–16 px equivalent. - Korean text should be sharp, readable, and intentionally placed as exhibition-poster text, not random background filler. - Color palette: use saturated pop-art colors inspired by Marilyn Monroe-era Andy Warhol tones, including hot pink, tangerine orange, cobalt blue, lemon yellow, mint green, magenta, black, and white. - Graphic details: allow halftone patterns, risograph grain, offset-print imperfections, ink bleed, registration crosses, small starbursts, price/ticket blocks, and color-test bars. - Border/shadow: use thin 2–4 px white grid dividers, crisp black outlines, and subtle ink-edge separation where needed for facial clarity. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: source-photo look should feel like a straight-on studio portrait, 85mm f/2.0 equivalent framing, cropped tightly to the face for a classic headshot source. - Lighting: even frontal studio light with low contrast, similar to a clean portrait reference used for silkscreen conversion; avoid dramatic side shadows. - Color grade: vivid primary-and-secondary pop-art grading with flat ink-like fills, crisp black accents, bright posterized saturation, and screenprint paper texture. - Material feel: matte exhibition-poster paper, slightly imperfect ink registration, tactile halftone dots, and clean vector-like facial outlines. [6. MOOD] Andy Warhol screenprint exhibition print — high-impact Pop Art gallery wall aesthetic with a classic Marilyn Monroe homage, updated as a contemporary Korean pop-art poster with playful event details. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: render the poster title exactly as “{포스터 제목}”. - Render event details clearly: “{전시 날짜}”, “{장소}”, “{관람 정보}”, “{스폰서}”, and “{에디션 표기}”. - Optional small caption text may read “오늘의 얼굴, 네 가지 색으로 다시 보기” if it fits naturally. - The same person’s identity must remain recognizable in every panel. - Each panel should show the face with consistent crop, perspective, and alignment. - Keep the grid structure exact and evenly spaced. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or misleading famous-person face swaps unless explicitly provided

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] K-drama character scene transformation from an attached portrait into a cinematic vertical still. Preserve the subject identity while re-styling wardrobe, environment, color, lighting, and small in-world details to match a specific drama mood. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Place the attached subject as the central hero in a vertical 1024x1536 frame, with the face and identity clearly preserved and the upper body occupying about 60% of the canvas. - Use {원본 보존} as the identity rule for facial likeness, pose continuity, expression, skin tone, age impression, and natural proportions. - Build the scene around {드라마 톤} so the wardrobe, set dressing, props, architectural cues, and background language read like a frame grabbed from a prestige K-drama. - Shape the emotional read with {장면 무드}, keeping the composition cinematic, story-rich, and grounded rather than poster-like. - Apply {비율·구도} with layered foreground and background depth: a believable location, practical lights, textured surfaces, and a few narrative objects that support the character’s situation without overwhelming the face. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Portrait conversion layer: keep the original face structure, gaze direction, expression continuity, hairstyle logic, and skin tone continuity intact, while reinterpreting clothing and surrounding set elements to fit the selected drama world. - Wardrobe layer: redesign the outfit to match {드라마 톤}, with realistic fabric textures, seams, folds, buttons, knit grain, coat lapels, uniform details, jewelry, watch, bag strap, scarf, or ID lanyard when appropriate; avoid costume-like exaggeration. - Background layer: replace the original background with a drama-appropriate location that supports {장면 무드}, such as a rain-glossed Seoul alley, hospital corridor, law office archive room, police interview room, late-night convenience store, rooftop garden, subway platform, warm family restaurant, or emotionally tense apartment interior. - Environmental detail layer: add believable Korean drama set dressing — wet pavement reflections, fluorescent ceiling panels, elevator signs, frosted glass doors, bulletin boards, files, coffee cups, umbrella stand, receipts, phone screen glow, wall clocks, framed family photos, handwritten notes, restaurant menus, street posters, or distant city lights depending on {드라마 톤}. - In-world Korean text layer: if signage or props are visible, use short, fully legible Korean such as “진료실”, “회의실”, “오늘의 메뉴”, “출입문”, “새벽 2:13”, “서울역 방면”, or a phone notification like “부재중 전화 3통”; text must feel like part of the scene, not a graphic overlay. - Lighting layer: use {라이팅} to create depth, separation, and film still realism, with controlled highlights, practical light sources, realistic reflections, and believable shadow falloff across the face, wardrobe, and background. - Color layer: grade the full image using {컬러 톤}, ensuring the palette feels consistent across skin, wardrobe, props, signage, and background surfaces. - Final polish layer: keep the frame cinematic and grounded, with seamless subject integration, natural lens behavior, realistic micro-texture, believable hair edges, and no over-sharpened compositing artifacts. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: do not turn the image into a poster or advertisement. Any text should appear as real set text, signage, phone UI, receipt print, name tag, elevator label, menu board, folder tab, or a tiny production-still style timestamp; use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR in medium weight when text is designed, and keep it naturally scaled. - Color palette: derive the look from {컬러 톤}, but ground it with realistic drama-frame neutrals such as charcoal #2B2B2B, muted beige #D8CBB8, deep red #7A1F1F, cold gray-blue #7E8A97, warm tungsten #C79A62, rain-black asphalt #151719, and soft paper white #E8E1D5 when applicable. - Texture and set dressing: include tactile surfaces such as wool, cotton, leather, glass, polished metal, rain droplets, paper grain, scuffed walls, wooden table edges, tiled floors, venetian blinds, or translucent curtains to make the still feel photographed on location. - Framing and depth: use natural cinematic shadow separation, foreground occlusion if appropriate, subtle reflection layers, and a believable spatial relationship between the subject and environment. - Facial realism: retain natural pores, fine hair strands, eye highlights, expression nuance, and asymmetry from the reference image; beautification must remain drama-realistic, not plastic or airbrushed. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: full-frame 85mm portrait lens look, f/1.8 to f/2.8, vertical cinematic framing, shallow but believable depth separation, realistic compression, natural edge falloff, and a still-frame quality similar to a high-end Korean television production. - Lighting: cinematic film lighting with controlled side key and subtle fill, such as a 45° key from camera-left, gentle negative fill on the shadow side, practical lights in the background, and a faint rim light for separation. - Color grade: apply drama-grade tonal treatment inspired by prestige Korean television stills — either desaturated tension, warm domestic glow, cool urban nocturne, elegant legal-drama neutrality, or melancholic rain-night contrast depending on {드라마 톤}. - Image realism: allow authentic imperfections such as slight lens breathing, soft background signage, mild skin sheen, reflected neon, fabric lint, dust in practical light, subtle motion from passing traffic, and natural background extras blurred in depth when they support the scene. [6. MOOD] Prestige K-drama still — a frame you might expect from a high-end Korean series like Squid Game, Parasite, Goblin, or Extraordinary Attorney Woo, with cinematic realism, emotional clarity, lived-in Korean locations, and enough narrative detail to imply a larger scene before and after this moment. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: any visible Korean must be fully legible and correctly rendered without broken characters. Suitable short in-scene examples include “진료실”, “오늘의 메뉴”, “회의실”, “서울역 방면”, “부재중 전화 3통”, “새벽 2:13”, “예약석”, or “출입문”. - Preserve the attached subject’s identity exactly: face, age impression, expression continuity, gaze, hairstyle logic, skin tone, and natural anatomy must remain consistent with the original photo. - Keep the scene photorealistic and frame-like, with believable wardrobe, lighting, props, signage, reflections, shadows, and set integration. - The added environment must support {드라마 톤}, {장면 무드}, {컬러 톤}, {라이팅}, and {비율·구도} without changing the core subject or making the image feel like an advertisement. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized celebrity likeness

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Seasonal concept portrait for SNS profile / display use, transforming the attached person into a Halloween, Christmas, Valentine, or other seasonal mood scene. Maintain the original identity from the reference while shifting costume styling, room atmosphere, seasonal props, small profile-card text, and color story to match the selected season. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject: {원본 보존} stays clearly recognizable, occupying the central portrait area with a tall 1024x1536 vertical profile-card composition. - Seasonal styling: apply {시즌 컨셉} as the visible costume or theme layer, while preserving facial likeness, age impression, expression, and overall pose continuity. - Background treatment: build {배경·소품} as a believable season-specific environment with layered foreground, midground, and background details such as candles, fabric, ornaments, gift boxes, roses, handwritten notes, party ribbons, or seasonal table objects. - Color direction: drive the overall palette with {컬러 톤}, keeping skin tones natural and letting costume, props, and background accents carry the seasonal identity. - Lighting direction: shape the scene with {라이팅} in a photographic way, including realistic catchlights, soft shadow falloff, and gentle reflections on glossy props. - Profile-card overlay: add small, tasteful Korean text elements integrated into the image — {프로필 라벨}, {촬영 날짜}, {촬영 장소}, {한줄 캡션}, and {장식 태그} — placed like a modern SNS profile story card. - Format: tall vertical upper-body portrait optimized for social media display, with enough visible styling around the subject to clearly communicate the season. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Foreground subject: render {원본 보존} as the sharpest element, with season-appropriate clothing, hair accessories, makeup tone, jewelry, and facial expression aligned to {시즌 컨셉}. - Foreground props: include tactile seasonal details near the hands or lower frame, such as a pumpkin basket, candle holder, velvet ribbon, ornament, wrapped gift, rose bouquet, cocoa mug, heart-shaped card, or themed fabric texture depending on the season. - Midground styling: place {배경·소품} around the subject as believable set dressing — for Halloween, carved pumpkins, taper candles, antique lace, paper bats, dried branches; for Christmas, warm fairy lights, pine garlands, ornaments, gift boxes; for Valentine, roses, satin ribbons, handwritten love notes, soft pink stationery. - Background layer: use a photographic room, studio corner, party setup, decorated window area, or atmospheric seasonal backdrop in the tones of {컬러 톤}, with realistic depth and perspective. - Text layer: render Korean profile-card details clearly: top small label “{프로필 라벨}”, date “{촬영 날짜}”, location “{촬영 장소}”, caption “{한줄 캡션}”, and tag line “{장식 태그}”. Text should feel printed, overlaid, or lightly embossed as part of a polished SNS story layout. - Lighting layer: apply {라이팅} so highlights, shadows, fabric texture, candle glow, ornament reflections, and skin tone feel physically consistent with the chosen season and props. - Finishing layer: use editorial retouching with natural skin texture, clean hair detail, realistic fabric folds, crisp seasonal objects, and a polished profile-photo finish. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use legible Korean micro-typography for the profile-card elements; combine a clean sans-serif label with one small handwritten-style accent for the caption or tag. - Text placement: keep text integrated into the composition as a real SNS profile/story card detail, not as a large advertisement headline. - Color palette: use the exact seasonal palette from {컬러 톤}, anchored by deep neutrals, warm accent tones, and restrained highlight colors. - Seasonal realism: props should look physically present in the scene, with matching shadows, reflections, material textures, and scale relative to the person. - Portrait priority: the subject’s face remains the emotional center while surrounding decorations, labels, and props provide context and seasonal richness. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: full-frame 85mm portrait lens at f/1.8 to f/2.8 for a natural subject-first seasonal portrait, or 50mm f/1.8 if a slightly wider upper-body framing is needed. - Lighting: cinematic mixed light based on {라이팅} — for Halloween, candle-like warm key light with faint cool fill; for Christmas, soft tree-light sparkle with gentle window fill; for Valentine, diffused pink ambient light with a soft frontal key. - Color grade: season-specific photographic grading with controlled contrast, realistic skin tone, and palette shifts toward {컬러 톤} rather than neon saturation. - Texture: preserve visible fabric grain, hair strands, subtle makeup detail, paper texture on cards, wax texture on candles, glass shine on ornaments, and natural background depth. [6. MOOD] Editorial seasonal portrait — like a Vogue Korea holiday photoshoot mixed with a high-end lifestyle campaign and a polished SNS profile story card, festive, cinematic, personal, and realistic. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: render exactly readable Korean where used: “{프로필 라벨}”, “{촬영 날짜}”, “{촬영 장소}”, “{한줄 캡션}”, “{장식 태그}”. - Identity constraint: {원본 보존} must remain clearly recognizable; preserve facial structure, age impression, and key likeness cues from the reference image. - Layout invariant: the seasonal theme, props, lighting, and profile-card text must support the portrait without changing the person into a different identity. - Realism invariant: costume, accessories, background items, and small text overlays must share the same photographic lighting and perspective. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / government certification marks - Broken or unreadable Korean characters - Celebrity face composites or unauthorized celebrity likeness blending

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Create an i2i social photo edit that turns one attached selfie into a believable AI friend-group portrait. Vertical phone-camera look for a casual social media post, with the warmth and minor imperfections of a real weekend snapshot: close faces, overlapping shoulders, small cafe props, urban background details, and a subtle story-style date/location caption. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject placement: keep the original person(s) as the visual anchor in the center 55% of the frame, with added friends distributed naturally to left and right so the group reads as a real clustered selfie. - Background treatment: {장면} as a lived-in Korean urban setting with shallow depth, visible cafe terrace texture, small shop signs, glass reflections, street railings, menu boards, plants, and passing-light ambience. - Spacing and framing: frame tightly from chest-up to half-body, with slight headroom, overlapping shoulders, partial arms near the edge, and asymmetrical spacing that feels handheld rather than staged. - Identity handling: preserve {원본 보존} while expanding the scene into {합성 모드} without changing the core facial identity. - Pose direction: use {포즈} so the group feels spontaneous, friendly, and slightly chaotic like a real group selfie. - Social-post layer: add a small translucent mobile-story style location/date sticker and caption that does not cover faces, using the exact Korean text from {날짜 라벨}, {위치 라벨}, {캡션}, and {친구 태그}. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Hero cluster (center 60%): place the original selfie subject(s) as the focal point, with 3–4 believable companions integrated at matching perspective and eye level, each with distinct but harmonized styling such as denim jacket, knit cardigan, ball cap, soft bangs, layered hair, hoop earrings, or casual streetwear. - Left side support: add one friend slightly behind the front row, leaning in toward the camera with a relaxed smile, matching the same lens distortion, skin-tone response, and daylight direction. - Right side support: add another friend closer to the foreground edge, using a natural hand gesture or V sign, while keeping fingers anatomically correct and proportional. - Foreground details: include realistic everyday objects such as {소품}, a phone strap, tote bag edge, sunglasses on a head, hair clip, paper cup sleeve, or cafe table corner to make the scene feel inhabited. - Background environment: render {장면} with real street or cafe details, including Korean storefront lettering, terrace chairs, menu board fragments, warm window reflections, concrete wall texture, and small plants. - Facial continuity: maintain the original person’s likeness from {원본 보존}, while varying clothing colors, hairstyles, makeup intensity, and expressions across the added people to make the group feel organic. - Atmospheric finish: apply {라이팅} with subtle skin highlights, gentle shadow roll-off, realistic phone-photo contrast, slight motion softness on hair or hands, and natural catchlights. - Canvas balance: keep the composition vertically weighted for {비율}, with the faces occupying the upper-middle area and the caption/sticker elements sitting near the top-left or lower third like a real social upload. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: render the Korean overlay text cleanly in a casual mobile UI sans-serif style. Use {위치 라벨} and {날짜 라벨} in small rounded translucent pills, with {캡션} and {친구 태그} near the lower third as a social post caption. - Decorative micro details: add tiny mobile-social icons such as a heart, sparkle, pin marker, save/share glyph, or small white dot separators; keep them subtle and integrated into the phone-photo aesthetic. - Color palette: use warm Portra-style neutrals, soft peach skin tones, muted denim blue, cafe beige, olive-gray environmental accents, creamy highlights, and soft black UI text/shadow accents; if any styling guide color is needed, anchor toward #E8D8C8, #C98E6B, #6E7A6A, and #2F2A28. - Frame treatment: present as a full-bleed vertical social photo with natural handheld cropping, mild lens perspective, and realistic edge falloff; any overlay should feel like an in-app sticker rather than a poster layout. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: smartphone front-camera or 24mm equivalent wide-angle feel, f/2.0–f/2.8 look, with slight perspective stretch typical of an on-the-go group selfie. - Lighting: {라이팅}, with soft directional daylight from upper-left or front-left, mild ambient bounce from surrounding walls, gentle highlights on cheeks and hair, and realistic cafe-window reflections. - Color grade: Kodak Portra 400-inspired warmth with gentle highlight roll-off, slightly lifted shadows, restrained saturation for skin-friendly realism, and a faint casual film-grain texture. [6. MOOD] Candid Korean friend-group social photo — the relaxed, documentary-like energy of a genuine weekend meetup snapshot, with playful closeness, small personal accessories, real cafe-street atmosphere, and the feeling that someone quickly raised a phone and captured the moment. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: render exactly these visible Korean text elements: "{날짜 라벨}", "{위치 라벨}", "{캡션}", "{친구 태그}". Keep the letters sharp, correctly spelled, and not cut off. - Identity invariants: preserve the attached selfie identity from {원본 보존}; if multiple versions are created, they must remain clearly related as the same person with believable outfit, hairstyle, and expression variation. - Anatomy/layout invariants: hands must be anatomically correct, exactly 5 fingers per hand, with no duplicated limbs, warped faces, melted teeth, or mismatched eye directions. - Group realism: all faces must align to a consistent camera angle, lens distortion, scale, and lighting direction so the photo reads as one coherent shot. - Overlay placement: sticker labels and caption must stay secondary to the faces, placed in safe areas with enough contrast for readability. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters or misspelled Korean overlay text - Celebrity composites or implying a real public figure is present - Unwanted identity swap of the reference person

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Transform the attached portrait photo into a richly detailed MBTI character-style editorial profile poster while preserving the person’s identity and facial features. The result should feel like a realistic illustrated social-profile card: personal, warm, layered with everyday details, and polished enough for a magazine-style character feature. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Subject placement: the original person stays as the central hero, occupying about 65% of the frame, with headroom of 8–10% and a natural upper-body crop that shows posture, hands, and a hint of clothing texture. - Identity preservation: keep {원본 보존} exactly, including face shape, hairstyle, skin tone, age impression, distinctive features, and overall proportions from the source image. - Character direction: express {MBTI} through pose, expression, hand gesture, desk objects, small personal items, and the emotional tone of {캐릭터 무드} without changing the person’s core appearance. - Background treatment: place the character in a softly lit window-side desk scene with a pale paper-texture wall, muted wood desk surface, warm window reflections, stationery, a small plant, layered books, postcards, tape pieces, pens, and natural lifestyle details from {배경·소품}. - Framing: use a vertical social-profile poster/card layout with a designed information zone near the lower or side area, allowing the MBTI label and small editorial notes to feel integrated with the portrait. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Portrait hero area (center 65%): convert the source person into a refined MBTI character illustration, keeping the original identity intact while adding subtle expressive styling aligned with {캐릭터 무드}; preserve realistic facial structure, believable skin shading, and recognizable hair flow. - Scene layer (rear 25%): build a lived-in desk-by-window environment using {배경·소품}, with layered depth: window frame, curtain edge, pinned memo cards, calendar scrap, wooden desk grain, books, a notebook opened to handwritten Korean notes, and a small ceramic cup. - Foreground lifestyle details: add books, notebook, flowers, tea cup, pencil, paper clips, phone charm, small sticker sheets, and one folded receipt or photo strip near the desk edge; keep these naturally scaled so the face remains the emotional focal point. - MBTI profile label area: render {MBTI 라벨} as a refined editorial text panel, paired with small Korean microcopy such as "오늘의 성향", "PROFILE NO. 016", "2026.05.01", "서울의 오후", and a short caption line like "나다운 선택이 가장 좋은 답". - Character info graphics: include 2–3 small personality tags in Korean, for example "집중형", "감성 기록가", "조용한 에너지", plus tiny meter-style stats such as "공감 88", "몰입 92", "상상력 79"; style them as tasteful profile-card elements rather than official badges. - Social card accents: add a small handle such as "@my.mbti.note", tiny save/share/heart micro icons, a page indicator "01 / 04", and subtle sticker-like tags that match {컬러 팔레트}. - Color integration: apply {컬러 팔레트} consistently across clothing accents, stationery, caption panels, small icons, and background tint so the MBTI identity reads instantly. - Fidelity layer: preserve the exact likeness from the input photo while allowing gentle stylization in line weight, matte shading, expressive eyes, and soft facial expression. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard SemiBold or Noto Sans KR Bold for {MBTI 라벨}, 28–36px equivalent on 1024x1536, with crisp anti-aliased Korean text, balanced tracking, and readable hierarchy. - Supporting typography: use smaller Korean captions in Pretendard Regular, 12–18px equivalent, including "오늘의 성향", "나다운 선택이 가장 좋은 답", "2026.05.01", "서울의 오후", "@my.mbti.note", and "01 / 04" where appropriate. - Color palette: use {컬러 팔레트} with a balanced off-white base (#F6F1E8), soft neutral gray (#D9D4CC), muted wood browns, warm paper beige, and restrained accent tones that support the face and MBTI identity. - Panel and shadow treatment: use soft translucent paper panels, washi-tape corners, pencil-like divider lines, and a very soft 3px y-offset shadow, 10px blur, 12% opacity under label panels only. - Surface texture: subtle cotton-paper, fine matte illustration grain, lightly visible desk wood grain, paper fibers, fabric texture on clothing, ceramic cup texture, and soft ink edges; avoid glossy plastic rendering. - Detail realism: Korean text should look intentionally designed and printed or handwritten, with real spacing, consistent baseline alignment, and plausible card-layout proportions. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 85mm portrait lens look at f/2.0, shallow depth separation, face kept sharply defined while background falls off gently. - Lighting: soft window light from upper-left at 45°, with a faint warm fill from lower-right, smooth facial shadow transitions, and delicate highlights on hair, eyes, ceramic cup, and paper edges. - Color grade: lilac-ivory-sage harmony with gentle pastel contrast, slightly warm highlights, clean neutral shadows, and soft editorial warmth. - Rendering style: realistic editorial character illustration with believable anatomy, natural portrait proportions, delicate brush texture, subtle ink linework, and a premium Korean stationery-brand visual finish. [6. MOOD] Editorial MBTI character portrait — a warm indie stationery-brand profile card with the softness of a lifestyle magazine spread, the intimacy of a personal journal page, and the polished charm of a modern Korean social-profile poster. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following Korean strings must appear cleanly and correctly if shown in the final image: "오늘의 성향", "나다운 선택이 가장 좋은 답", "2026.05.01", "서울의 오후", "집중형", "감성 기록가", "조용한 에너지", "공감 88", "몰입 92", "상상력 79". - The value of {MBTI 라벨} must be rendered exactly and legibly as the main visible MBTI label. - Preserve the attached person’s identity 100%: do not change facial identity, age impression, distinctive features, face shape, or recognizable hairstyle. - The rendered result must clearly communicate {MBTI} through pose, props, microcopy, color mood, and the selected {캐릭터 무드}. - Keep all Korean text clean, fully legible, naturally placed, and free of broken characters. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Create an i2i receipt-review composite where handwritten Korean feedback is naturally written over a real receipt, bill, or ticket photo for Instagram, blog, or diary use. Keep the result as an authentic personal food-review memo: a photographed receipt with practical transaction details, quick pen marks, and believable everyday context rather than a promotional ad. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Base document fills the square frame: {원본 보존} is preserved as the underlying photographed paper, with receipt edges, folds, curled corners, thermal-print texture, small stains, and slight perspective remaining visible. - Keep realistic receipt content visible: store name, order number, table or takeout label, itemized menu rows, prices, tax/total area, payment line, approval number, and a small barcode or QR-style payment block may remain or be reconstructed from the original reference if appropriate. - Main annotation zone: the center and lower-middle area carry the handwritten review, while original item lines remain readable enough to feel like a real food receipt. - Location/date line: place {가게·날짜} near the upper third or a naturally blank area of the receipt, aligned as if written quickly by hand with a real pen. - Rating and short comment: {별점·메모} sits beside or slightly below the date line, sized larger than the rest so it reads as the emotional anchor. - Recommendation marks: {추천 메뉴 표시} should appear directly on specific menu lines in the receipt, with circles, stars, arrows, check marks, or underlines drawn in pen ink only. - Add small realistic review-memo details: a tiny handwritten “재방문 의사 있음”, “혼밥 추천”, or “다음엔 매운맛” note may be placed in the margin if it fits the receipt, without covering the required strings. - Handwriting treatment: {손글씨 톤} should follow the paper perspective and real ink pressure, including slight stroke variation, tiny pen skips, uneven ink pooling, and natural hesitation marks. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Background layer — keep the photographed receipt, bill, or ticket intact, with visible paper fiber, thermal print density, fold shadows, thumb-smoothed creases, and natural contact shadows from the original capture. 2. Receipt information layer — maintain or enrich believable printed receipt details such as “어쩌면식당”, “주문번호 0429-17”, “테이블 3”, “김치볶음밥 8,500”, “바질크림파스타 13,000”, “오늘의 샐러드 6,500”, “합계 28,000원”, “카드 승인”, “VAT 포함”, and a small barcode/QR area near the bottom if the original layout supports it. 3. Header note area — write {가게·날짜} in a compact handwritten style near the top section, using a slight rightward slant and realistic pen start/stop marks. 4. Rating line — place {별점·메모} in the most readable open space, with the stars drawn as handwritten marks rather than typed glyphs. 5. Item emphasis layer — apply {추천 메뉴 표시} directly over the relevant printed menu rows, using hand-drawn circles, asterisks, arrows, or underline strokes that follow the receipt’s printed alignment and paper perspective. 6. Margin memo layer — include one or two tiny diary-like Korean side notes, such as “소스 진짜 맛있음”, “친구 데려오기”, or “점심 웨이팅 10분”, written smaller than the main rating to add realism. 7. Ink integration — render {손글씨 톤} as if written on the original paper, with subtle transparency variation where the paper is textured, folded, glossy, or shadowed. 8. Final composite check — ensure the handwritten elements feel physically attached to the document, not floating above it, and keep original receipt details legible enough to support authenticity. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: handwritten Korean only for added notes; emulate casual pen writing with medium stroke weight, irregular baseline, slight pressure variation, and human inconsistency rather than font-like perfection. - Printed receipt text: monospaced thermal-receipt style with imperfect ink density, slight fading, tiny alignment shifts, and plausible Korean menu/price formatting. - Color palette: paper whites and creams from {컬러 톤}, with black, deep blue, and small red receipt-print accents; keep ink saturated but naturally absorbed into the paper. - Paper and environment: allow natural receipt aging, tabletop grain, faint food smudges, tiny oil spots, coffee-ring traces, clipped paper corners, and realistic edge shadows when present or visually appropriate. - Composition polish: preserve the casual phone-photo feel, including slight skew, uneven paper flatness, and believable document texture. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: realistic smartphone document photo aesthetic, equivalent to a 26mm wide smartphone lens at f/1.8 with minimal distortion correction. - Lighting: soft ambient indoor light from above-left, low contrast, with gentle shadow falloff and no harsh flash hotspot. - Color grade: neutral paper white with slightly warm cream highlights, black ink, subdued red print accents, realistic blue or black pen marks, and restrained overall saturation. - Detail rendering: high-resolution paper fibers, thermal print grain, subtle compression from a real phone image, and readable handwritten strokes at square social-media size. [6. MOOD] Everyday diary snapshot — feels like a real handwritten note made right after eating, photographed on a casual cafe or restaurant table, similar to a personal scrapbook food review rather than a commercial graphic. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문자열: "홍대 어쩌면식당", "2026.04.29", "★★★★★", "가성비 갑, 또 올게요". - The required strings should appear as handwritten review text, naturally arranged as {가게·날짜} and {별점·메모}, with the star rating clearly readable. - Optional printed receipt microtext may include realistic Korean details such as “주문번호 0429-17”, “테이블 3”, “합계 28,000원”, “카드 승인”, and menu item names, but it must not conflict with the required strings. - Handwriting must remain readable and naturally imperfect, but the required Korean text strings must not be misspelled, duplicated incorrectly, or turned into broken characters. - The handwritten marks must sit on top of the original receipt content in a physically plausible way, matching paper perspective, fold shadows, ink absorption, and pen contact. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Magazine-style i2i composition that places the attached photo as the main spread image and adds reader-like handwritten margin notes, editorial labels, issue metadata, and realistic printed-page details. Built for Instagram, blog posts, and diary-style scrapbook use with a premium magazine-paper layout that feels collected, annotated, and lived-in. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Center the photo from {원본 보존} as the main magazine image, occupying about 62% of the canvas height, embedded into a vertical 1024x1536 editorial page with tactile paper margins, small print labels, and annotation marks. - Use a refined magazine page structure: main image anchored slightly left-of-center, reader notes distributed on the right and lower margins, with a top masthead strip and lower editorial footer details for a real magazine tear-sheet feel. - Keep the background as warm off-white magazine paper (#F4F0E6) with subtle print fiber, faint handling marks, light ink absorption, and natural page shadow; avoid making it look like a flat sterile mockup. - Place {여백 손글씨} in the paper margins using {손글씨 톤}, and position {표시 doodle} near visually important parts of the photo as if a reader circled, underlined, or pointed to them while reading. - Use {잡지 톤} as the overall page direction so the image reads like a high-end lifestyle magazine spread with personal marginalia rather than a poster. - Apply {컬러 톤} consistently across paper, printed headings, annotation ink, and the preserved photo so the whole page feels like one photographed magazine artifact. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Main photo block: show {원본 보존} cleanly embedded on the page with straight crop edges, like a real magazine print inset, preserving the original photo realism and keeping the key subject unobstructed. 2. Magazine identity layer: add a refined masthead and issue metadata around the image, including short Korean editorial text such as "LIFE NOTES", "VOL.247", "2026년 5월호", "서울 에디션", and a small price label "₩7,500". 3. Feature headline layer: include 2-3 short Korean magazine blurbs in balanced serif/sans typography, for example "나다운 선택이 가장 좋은 답", "오늘의 장면을 오래 기억하는 법", and "취향이 머무는 오후"; keep them readable and secondary to the photo. 4. Margin handwriting layer: add {여백 손글씨} in several free-form locations around the photo, varying size, pressure, and tilt slightly so it feels handwritten directly in the margins rather than typeset. 5. Doodle annotation layer: place {표시 doodle} around select subject areas, using small red or blue ink circles, check marks, arrows, stars, underlines, and bracket marks with thin casual strokes. 6. Real magazine details: include a small barcode area at the lower outside edge, tiny spine/credit text along one side such as "PHOTO DIARY / MAY ISSUE / PRINTED IN SEOUL", a model-name credit line such as "모델 크레딧: 민서", and a small photo caption below the image. 7. Editorial text balance: keep the attached photo as the visual anchor while surrounding it with authentic magazine microtext, footer numbering like "p. 041", section marker "STYLE / NOTE", and handwritten reader reactions in the margins. 8. Print realism pass: add slight paper grain, mild ink absorption, gentle off-register alignment in tiny printed text, faint page crease or scan shadow, and realistic pen texture while keeping all important Korean text crisp and readable. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: main magazine headings in Vogue-like Didot or Noto Serif KR, body-style accents in Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, handwritten notes in marker-pen, gel pen, or pencil style with a slightly rough edge matching {손글씨 톤}. - Color palette: off-white paper #F4F0E6, black ink #1A1A1A, red annotation #D94B45, blue annotation #2F62B8, subtle gray print shadows #B9B2A8, harmonized through {컬러 톤}. - Border/shadow: use a very soft paper shadow, 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 12% opacity, to separate the inset image from the page; allow natural printed dividers, fine rules, crop marks, barcode lines, and editorial footer elements. - Handwritten elements should look human: uneven baseline, varied pen pressure, slight ink pooling, occasional tiny correction mark, and natural spacing around the printed magazine text. - Printed details should feel authentic: small but legible captions, issue/date labels, page number, barcode block, section tags, and credit lines integrated into the page hierarchy. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: editorial scan look based on a 50mm f/1.8 or 85mm f/1.4 portrait frame, then flattened into a magazine-page composition. - Lighting: neutral diffused studio light with realistic paper texture visibility, softbox-style illumination at 45°, gentle contact shadows, and a photographed/flatbed-scan hybrid finish. - Color grade: magazine print tone with slightly warm paper whites, controlled blacks, restrained red/blue ink accents, and cohesive {컬러 톤} across the printed page and handwritten layers. - Material rendering: matte magazine stock, subtle tooth in the paper, printed ink sitting slightly into the fibers, and hand-drawn ink layered visibly above the print. [6. MOOD] Premium editorial scrapbook — like a Kinfolk meets Vogue marginalia spread, with casual reader notes, issue metadata, tiny credits, and real magazine artifacts layered onto a polished lifestyle page. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: "이거 진짜 좋다", "꼭 가봐야지", "인생 사진!" must appear exactly as handwritten notes. - Korean text accuracy: include readable printed magazine details such as "VOL.247", "2026년 5월호", "서울 에디션", "나다운 선택이 가장 좋은 답", "오늘의 장면을 오래 기억하는 법", "취향이 머무는 오후", "모델 크레딧: 민서", and "p. 041". - Korean text accuracy: all margin annotations, captions, feature blurbs, and any visible Korean handwriting must be legible, correctly spaced, and free of broken characters. - Layout invariants: the attached photo must remain the main focal image, and handwritten notes must stay in the margins or near image edges without covering the key subject. - Doodle rules: circles, check marks, underlines, arrows, stars, and bracket marks must be small, casual, and clearly readable as annotation marks. - Barcode and microtext must look like magazine production details, not a product advertisement or official document. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] 인스타 스토리용 손글씨 메모 합성 템플릿. 첨부 사진 위에 짧은 손글씨 멘션, 계정 핸들, 날짜/위치 라벨, 해시태그, 작은 스티커와 스토리 UI를 자연스럽게 얹은 9:16 세로 감성 컷. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - {원본 보존}된 첨부 사진이 화면의 중심 비주얼이며, 텍스트와 스티커는 실제 스토리 편집 화면처럼 상단 프로필 바, 사진 위 메모, 하단 답장 바 주변에 리듬감 있게 배치한다. - 배경은 원본 사진의 실제 질감과 색을 유지하고, 손글씨·스티커·라벨 그래픽은 개인이 직접 꾸민 스토리 캡처처럼 얹는다. - 전체 프레이밍은 세로형 9:16에 맞춰 상단 스토리 UI 8~12%, 중앙 사진/메모 영역 68~74%, 하단 답장/공유 UI 12~16% 정도로 구성한다. - {손글씨 멘션}, {해시태그}, {위치·시간 라벨}, {이모지 스티커}, {짧은 캡션}은 사진 속 주요 피사체를 가리지 않도록 배경 대비가 좋은 자리와 가장자리 흐름을 따라 배치한다. - 상단에는 {인스타 핸들}과 {프로필 표시명}, 작은 원형 프로필 썸네일, 스토리 진행 바, “{스토리 시간}” 표기를 넣어 실제 업로드된 스토리 같은 현실감을 만든다. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Story header UI (top 8~12%): 상단에 얇은 스토리 진행 바 3~4칸, 원형 프로필 썸네일, {프로필 표시명}, {인스타 핸들}, {스토리 시간}, 우측의 더보기 점 아이콘을 작게 배치한다. UI는 반투명 화이트와 웜 그레이로 처리해 사진 위에 자연스럽게 올라간 느낌을 준다. 2. Main photo area (center): 첨부 사진을 {원본 보존} 기준으로 9:16 화면에 맞춰 자연스럽게 크롭/배치한다. 원본의 인물, 음식, 풍경, 실내 소품, 거리 질감 등 실제 요소가 살아 있게 하고, 사진 가장자리에 은은한 필름 그레인과 라이트 누출감이 필요하면 아주 약하게 더한다. 3. Handwritten caption zone: {손글씨 멘션}을 흰색 또는 코랄 계열 손글씨 스타일로 배치한다. 글자는 살짝 기울어진 자유 필기 느낌이며, 메인 피사체 주변의 시선 흐름을 따라 스티커처럼 붙인 느낌을 낸다. 4. Date / location label cluster: {위치·시간 라벨}을 작은 위치 스티커, 날짜 라벨, 시간 스티커처럼 구성한다. 예: “성수동”, “2026.05.01 FRI”, “오후 5:00”처럼 실제 스토리에서 볼 법한 정보성을 갖춘다. 5. Hashtag and micro caption: {해시태그}는 하단 코너나 사진의 밝은 면에 한 줄 또는 두 줄로 정리하고, {짧은 캡션}은 작은 메모지 또는 반투명 라벨 위에 넣어 다이어리 기록처럼 보이게 한다. 6. Emoji and decorative stickers: {이모지 스티커}를 손글씨 주변, 위치 라벨 옆, 하단 답장 바 근처에 작게 배치한다. 하트, 별, 체크, 작은 낙서 화살표, 테이프 조각, 반짝이 라인 등 손으로 붙인 듯한 장식을 섞어 개인적인 스토리 꾸밈 느낌을 만든다. 7. Bottom interaction UI: 하단에는 “{답장 유도 문구}”가 들어간 답장 입력 바, 작은 하트 아이콘, 종이비행기 공유 아이콘, 저장/공유 느낌의 마이크로 아이콘을 배치해 실제 인스타 스토리 화면처럼 완성한다. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: handwritten brush script + casual marker style, medium weight 느낌, 28~42px 크기감; 보조 텍스트는 Pretendard SemiBold 18~24px; UI 마이크로 텍스트는 14~18px 수준. - Color palette: 원본 톤 기반에 화이트 #FFFFFF, 코랄 #FF7F7F, 웜 그레이 #6E6A67, 옅은 크림 #F7F1E8, 연한 라벤더 #D8C7FF를 포인트로 사용. - Sticker treatment: 반투명 라벨, 작은 테이프 스티커, 손그림 밑줄, 체크 표시, 위치 핀 모양을 평면 그래픽으로 섞고, 배경이 복잡한 구역에는 아주 얇은 소프트 그림자나 반투명 패치를 더해 가독성을 확보한다. - Layout rhythm: 상단 UI, 중앙 손글씨, 하단 답장 바가 한 화면 안에서 자연스럽게 연결되도록 하고, 실제 사용자가 스마트폰으로 편집한 듯 약간의 비대칭과 손맛을 유지한다. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: smartphone social-story look, 26mm equivalent wide lens, f/1.8-like shallow depth feel, vertical handheld snapshot framing. - Lighting: 원본 사진의 실제 조명 유지, 필요 시 화면 전체는 부드러운 실내 자연광처럼 보이게 하고, 텍스트는 배경에 묻히지 않도록 미세한 대비만 보강한다. - Color grade: original tones preserved + slightly lifted highlights, soft pastel contrast, mild warm white and coral accent palette. - Texture: 스마트폰 캡처 특유의 깨끗한 디지털 선명도에 은은한 필름 그레인, 약한 압축감, 손글씨 잉크의 미세한 번짐을 더해 현실적인 SNS 편집 결과처럼 보이게 한다. [6. MOOD] Pinterest 감성의 인스타 스토리 메모 카드 — 친구에게 공유하는 하루 기록, 개인 다이어리, 블로그 스냅샷 편집 느낌. 가볍고 친근하며, 실제로 업로드된 스토리 화면처럼 생동감 있게 연출한다. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: “오늘 진짜 좋았어” / “@daily_suji” / “수지의 하루” / “#오운완 #일상 #성수카페” / “성수동” / “2026.05.01 FRI” / “오후 5:00” / “답장 보내기...” - 첨부 사진의 본래 분위기와 피사체는 유지하고, 손글씨와 라벨은 피사체의 얼굴·제품명·핵심 장면을 가리지 않게 배치한다. - 실제 인스타 스토리 캡처처럼 상단 진행 바, 프로필 핸들, 시간 표기, 하단 답장 바와 공유 아이콘이 자연스럽게 보여야 한다. - 모든 한글은 또렷하고 읽을 수 있어야 하며, 손글씨는 꾸민 듯하지만 의미가 정확히 전달되어야 한다. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or implying a real public figure posted it - Misleading government, school, or medical authority marks

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 사진 위에 손글씨 메모, 날짜/위치 라벨, 작은 SNS 카드형 디테일을 얹는 i2i 편집 이미지. 인스타 스토리·릴스 표지·블로그 썸네일·여행/일상 기록 카드에 바로 쓰기 좋은 현실적인 감성 합성 컷. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - 첨부된 원본 사진을 화면 전체에 1:1로 채우고, 원본의 피사체·구도·톤·색감은 {원본 보존} 기준으로 최대한 유지한다. - 메인 손글씨 문구 {메인 문구}는 {텍스트 위치}에 배치하며, 사진 속 하늘·벽면·테이블·길바닥·커튼·그림자 영역처럼 읽기 쉬운 영역 위에 자연스럽게 얹는다. - 텍스트는 원본의 주요 피사체를 가리지 않도록 얼굴, 손, 음식, 제품, 건물명 같은 핵심 디테일을 피해 배치하고, 사진의 시선 흐름이 문구로 이어지게 구성한다. - 메인 문구 주변에 {짧은 캡션}, {날짜 라벨}, {위치 라벨}을 작은 보조 정보로 추가해 실제 사진 앱 편집본이나 저장된 SNS 스토리처럼 보이게 한다. - {장식 요소}는 텍스트 주변과 한쪽 코너에 작게 넣어 실제 다이어리 스크랩처럼 보이게 한다. 작은 별표, 밑줄, 하트, 체크 표시, 손그림 화살표, 얇은 마스킹테이프 조각, 찢어진 종이 라벨, 스티커 태그 중 사진 분위기에 맞는 요소를 사용한다. - 상단 또는 하단 작은 영역에 {계정 핸들}, {해시태그}를 마이크로 텍스트로 넣고, 저장/공유/하트/댓글을 연상시키는 tiny line icon 2~3개를 더해 인스타그램 카드 감성을 강화한다. - {스티커 태그}는 작은 라벨 또는 말풍선 형태로 배치하여 여행 기록, 카페 방문, 데일리 룩, 친구와의 추억 사진처럼 현실적인 사용 맥락을 만든다. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Base layer: 첨부 사진({원본 보존})을 그대로 깔고, 원본의 노출·색온도·필름 그레인·렌즈 질감·피부/사물의 실제 질감은 유지한다. 2. Main handwritten text layer: {메인 문구}를 한 줄 또는 짧은 두 줄 구성으로 넣되, 문장 길이에 따라 자연스럽게 줄바꿈하여 가독성을 우선한다. 3. Placement logic: {텍스트 위치}에 배치하되, 사진의 밝거나 어두운 단색 영역을 활용하고 피사체 얼굴·중요 오브젝트와 겹치지 않게 한다. 4. Handwritten style: {손글씨 스타일}로 처리하며, 획의 시작과 끝에 살짝 흔들림이 있는 자연스러운 마커 필기, 사인펜, 젤펜, 유성펜 같은 손맛을 살린다. 5. Diary detail layer: 메인 문구 근처에 작은 서브 캡션 {짧은 캡션}, 날짜 {날짜 라벨}, 위치 라벨 {위치 라벨}을 더해 실제 사진 앱 편집/다이어리 스티커처럼 보이게 한다. 6. Decorative doodles: {장식 요소}를 텍스트의 시작점 또는 끝점 근처에 작은 포인트로 넣고, 사진 속 색감과 어울리는 스티커·낙서·밑줄·별표·화살표 형태로 정리한다. 7. Social micro details: 한쪽 모서리에 작은 {계정 핸들} 핸들, 하단에 아주 작은 {해시태그} 태그, 저장/공유/하트/댓글을 연상시키는 tiny line icon을 넣어 인스타그램 스토리/릴스 표지 같은 실제 사용감을 만든다. 8. Label and tag details: {스티커 태그}는 반투명 종이 조각, 둥근 캡슐 라벨, 작은 클립 스티커 형태 중 하나로 넣고, 라벨 위에는 짧은 한국어 메모가 또렷하게 보이도록 한다. 9. Color handling: {컬러 톤}을 기준으로 원본 색은 보존하되, 텍스트는 배경과 충분한 대비가 나도록 흰색/검정/짙은 단색 계열로 선명하게 처리한다. 라벨과 낙서는 사진에서 뽑은 보조색을 사용한다. 10. Final feel: 전체적으로 사진 위에 직접 쓴 듯한 자연스러운 손글씨와, 저장된 스토리·여행 앨범·다이어리 스크랩이 섞인 현실적인 편집 결과물처럼 보이게 한다. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: 굵은 한글 손글씨 마커 스타일, Pretendard 또는 Noto Sans KR 기반의 커스텀 브러시 레터링 느낌, 굵기 700~900 수준, 메인 문구 크기는 화면 폭의 10~18% 범위에서 가독성 우선. - Sub typography: 날짜·위치·핸들·해시태그·짧은 캡션은 얇은 손글씨 또는 작은 고딕체 느낌으로 처리하고, 메인 문구보다 4~6배 작게 배치한다. 예: “2026.05.01”, “오늘의 기록”, “서울 · 오후 4:32”, “#기록 #일상”. - Color palette: 원본 사진의 색감 유지, 텍스트는 흰색 #FFFFFF 또는 검정 #111111, 필요 시 짙은 회색 #222222, 포인트 doodle은 사진에서 뽑은 보조색 1~2개를 사용한다. - Texture: 손글씨 획에 아주 미세한 잉크 번짐, 압력 차이, 종이 스티커 같은 반투명 질감을 더해 디지털 폰트가 아니라 실제 필기처럼 보이게 한다. - Depth and separation: 텍스트에만 아주 얕은 소프트 섀도우를 2px y-offset, 6px blur, 18% opacity 정도로 넣어 배경과 분리한다. 작은 라벨은 반투명 종이 스티커처럼 아주 약한 그림자와 질감을 가질 수 있다. - SNS detail styling: 하트·댓글·저장·공유 micro icon은 아주 작은 라인 아이콘으로 처리하고, 실제 앱 화면 캡처처럼 과도하게 두드러지기보다 사진 위 편집 스티커처럼 자연스럽게 얹는다. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 원본 사진의 촬영감 유지, 자연스러운 스마트폰 스냅 또는 35mm~50mm equivalent의 일상 사진 느낌. - Lighting: 원본 광원을 그대로 존중하며, 필요 시 창가 자연광이나 흐린 날 확산광처럼 부드러운 명암만 유지한다. - Color grade: 원본 톤 유지 + 텍스트 대비만 강화, 과채도 없이 미세한 콘트라스트 정리. - Realism detail: 사진의 입자, 피부/천/음식/풍경 질감, 배경의 실제 빛 번짐과 그림자를 보존하고, 오버레이 요소는 사진 앱에서 직접 붙인 듯 표면 위에 자연스럽게 얹힌 느낌으로 합성한다. - Overlay material: 손글씨는 표면 위 잉크처럼 보이고, 날짜 라벨·마스킹테이프·스티커 태그는 약간의 종이 섬유감과 가장자리 그림자를 가져 실제 다이어리 꾸미기 요소처럼 보이게 한다. [6. MOOD] 인스타 스토리 메모 컷 — 무드보드 스크랩, 다이어리 필기 메모, 여행 앨범의 날짜 라벨, 친구에게 보낸 감성 사진 저장본, 해시태그가 붙은 일상 피드 카드가 합쳐진 듯한 따뜻하고 현실적인 편집 느낌. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문자열: “{메인 문구}”, “{날짜 라벨}”, “{위치 라벨}”, “{계정 핸들}”, “{해시태그}”. - 원본 사진의 피사체, 구도, 톤은 크게 훼손하지 말고, 손글씨 오버레이와 작은 날짜/위치 라벨이 사진 위에 얹힌 듯 자연스럽게 보이게 한다. - 텍스트는 깨진 한글 없이 또렷하게 읽혀야 하며, 배경과 겹쳐도 문장 인식이 가능해야 한다. - 추가되는 작은 한국어 라벨은 “오늘의 기록”, “서울 · 오후 4:32”, “#기록 #일상”, “저장해 둔 하루”처럼 짧고 실제 SNS 기록에 어울리는 문구로 유지한다. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Create a photoreal postcard-style handwritten memo composite from the provided photo, designed for Instagram, blog posts, and diary journaling. Show a real two-sided postcard moment in a warm editorial scrapbook flat-lay, with the original photo integrated as the printed front image and the reverse side filled with postal handwriting, travel notes, address details, stamp marks, and tactile paper aging. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - The canvas is a square 1:1 composition with both postcard sides visible, arranged as either top/bottom or left/right depending on the input photo’s shape and balance. - The {원본 보존} image should be integrated as the main postcard front with convincing print-on-paper realism, slight ink absorption, tiny paper fibers, and natural surface sheen rather than a floating digital cutout. - The front side should occupy about 45–50% of the frame, while the back side and handwritten message should occupy the remaining area, with a believable overlap and tactile tabletop depth. - Use {레이아웃} to place the front and back in a balanced postcard mockup layout, as if two sides of the same mailed card were laid out for a journal photo. - Background should feel like {배경 종이}: aged kraft paper or vintage warm ivory postcard stock with subtle paper grain, gentle worn texture, faint stains, soft creases, and natural desk-surface variation. - Add realistic postcard context: printed divider line, address rules, postal-code boxes, small “POST CARD” label, air-mail style micro text, a tiny date/location notation, and a few subtle scrapbook details such as a kraft envelope corner, a strip of translucent washi tape, or a fountain-pen shadow near the edge. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Front postcard area: apply {원본 보존} directly onto the postcard front with photoreal paper transfer, preserving natural photo detail, realistic print texture, slight paper absorption at the edges, and very mild wear on the corners. - Front copy area: place {앞면 카피} as the front-side caption in a handwritten postcard note style; set the main Korean phrase prominently and add the location/date line “Seoul · 2026.04.29” smaller beneath it like a real travel postcard caption. - Back postcard area: write {뒷면 메시지} in natural handwritten ink on the reverse side, with casual line breaks, slight baseline variation, and pressure changes like a real pen on textured paper. - Postal details: add {우표·소인} near the upper-right corner of the postcard, with the stamp slightly tilted and the circular postmark stamped in semi-faded red ink; include small cancellation waves crossing part of the stamp. - Address anatomy: include printed Korean labels such as “받는 사람”, “보내는 사람”, “주소”, “우편번호”, plus sample postal-code boxes and short address-like filler lines that look handwritten but do not overpower the main message. - Extra printed micro details: add small realistic marks such as “POST CARD”, “AIR MAIL”, “NO.0429”, “SEOUL JOURNAL”, and a tiny printer registration dot or paper maker line near the bottom edge. - Surface treatment: the paper should show gentle crease marks, light fiber texture, tiny ink feathering, slightly rounded corners, mild edge darkening, and realistic shadow falloff where the postcard overlaps the background. - Overall balance: ensure the front and back sides feel like one coherent mailed object photographed in a diary spread, with tactile paper depth and naturally arranged postal ephemera. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use a handwritten script style for the memo text, paired with clean sans-serif support text for postal labels; approximate fonts such as Nanum Pen Script, Cafe24 Oneprettynight, or a neat Pretendard for small support labels; handwriting should feel medium-weight, 26–34px equivalent on a 1024 canvas, with smaller postal micro type at 10–16px equivalent. - Color palette: use {컬러 톤} with beige paper #E8DCC8, black ink #1A1A1A, muted postal red #B43A35, soft graphite gray #77716A, and faint blue-gray address lines; avoid neon or oversaturated tones. - Border/shadow: apply a soft natural paper shadow, 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity, with slightly darker contact shadow under overlapping postcard edges and subtle corner lift. - Printed details should look physically pressed, stamped, written, or printed on paper: uneven ink density, slight misalignment, faint stamp grain, tiny paper dents, and authentic mailing-card wear. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: studio flat-lay realism, equivalent to a Canon EOS R5 with 35mm lens at f/5.6, top-down framing for the postcard mockup. - Lighting: soft diffused window light from upper-left at roughly 45°, with a faint fill from lower-right to keep the paper texture visible and reduce harsh contrast. - Color grade: warm parchment + muted sepia + postal red accents, with natural paper whites, restrained contrast, realistic ink blacks, and a gentle analog-photo warmth. [6. MOOD] Quiet travel-journal editorial — a real mailed postcard caught in a Kinfolk-style lifestyle spread, personal, tactile, nostalgic, and freshly written after a spring walk in Seoul. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following strings must appear exactly and clearly in the rendered image: - "안녕, 거기 잘 지내?" - "오늘 한강 산책했어. 너도 같이 왔으면 좋았을 텐데. — 4월 29일" - "Seoul · 2026.04.29" - Add small supporting Korean postcard text that fits the theme, such as "받는 사람", "보내는 사람", "우편번호", "서울에서 보냄", and "봄 산책 기록", while keeping the three required strings most prominent and legible. - The front and back postcard sides must both be visible in the final composition. - Handwritten text must be legible, evenly inked, and not broken, mirrored, or garbled. - Postal stamp, postmark, address lines, postal-code boxes, and printed labels should look physically printed or handwritten on the card, not like UI stickers. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 1-2 English lines: Realistic Polaroid-style photo composite with a handwritten Korean memo in the wide bottom margin, designed like a personal diary keepsake for Instagram, blog, and scrapbook use. Warm instant-film presentation with lived-in tabletop details, small date/location markings, and a genuine pen-on-paper memory-card feel. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - The attached photo is preserved inside the instant-photo area, with {원본 보존} occupying the main image zone and the frame centered as the hero object. - The {폴라로이드 프레임} creates a thick matte white instant-film border with a deliberately wide bottom margin for handwriting, filling most of the square canvas with a slight casual tilt like a real print placed on a desk. - The memo area sits in the lower blank space, with {하단 메모} written clearly as the focal text in {손글씨 톤}, matching real ink pressure, uneven baseline, and natural Korean handwriting rhythm. - Add realistic personal-card details: a tiny printed date stamp near the upper frame edge reading “FILM LOG 0429”, a small location tag reading “서울 성수동”, and a tiny caption sticker reading “오늘의 조각” placed on the frame or nearby desk surface. - {장식} appears as hand-added hearts, stars, washi tape bits, tiny sticker scraps, or pen doodles near the memo and frame edge, integrated naturally without covering the important photo subject. - {배경} sits outside the Polaroid as a believable tabletop scene: warm wood grain or paper desk mat, a partially visible pen, torn memo paper, dried flower stem, soft coffee-ring mark, or envelope corner to make the print feel photographed in a real diary workspace. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Photo core (upper 65%): {원본 보존} placed inside the Polaroid image window with natural instant-film crop, slight emulsion softness, faint dust specks, and realistic edge integration into the print. - Frame body: {폴라로이드 프레임} rendered as thick matte white instant-film stock with creamy paper texture, slightly softened corners, tiny handling marks, and classic SX-70/600-like proportion. - Bottom memo strip (lower 20–25%): {하단 메모} centered or slightly left-aligned in {손글씨 톤}, sized to feel handwritten rather than typeset, with authentic pen overlap, small hesitation marks, and visible ink settling on paper fibers. - Personal annotations: include small secondary Korean text around the frame such as “서울 성수동”, “오늘의 조각”, and “FILM LOG 0429” as tiny sticker/label details, clearly secondary to the main handwritten memo. - Small accents: {장식} added as hand-drawn details, sticker edges, tape strips, or diary-style markings with imperfect human strokes and slight paper lift. - Scene placement: {배경} shown as a real surface under the print, with subtle perspective, contact shadows, slight paper thickness, and a grounded tactile feel. - Film finish: {필름 톤} applied across the whole Polaroid image, keeping whites slightly creamy, shadows gentle, colors softly muted, and the reference photo looking like it was exposed on instant film. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: handwritten Korean note style, natural marker-pen or gel-pen strokes, medium weight, roughly 28–40 px feel for the main memo area; micro labels should look like tiny printed sticker text or neat diary handwriting. - Color palette: off-white #F4F0E6, warm paper cream #FAF7F0, graphite black #1F1F1F, muted blue ink #2F4B7C, soft wood brown #8A6A4A, pale tape beige #D8C7A3, dusty rose accent #B98282. - Border/shadow: subtle paper cast shadow 4px downward offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity, plus tiny curled edge highlights and surface contact shadows from nearby stationery. - Material detail: visible matte paper grain, slight fingerprints on the glossy photo window, faint corner wear, gentle ink bleed on the memo, and realistic overlap where tape or stickers touch the frame. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: top-down tabletop photo look, 50mm lens, f/2.8, shallow-enough depth for a natural snapshot without strong blur. - Lighting: soft window light from upper-left at about 45°, gentle fill from right, mild shadow under the lower edge of the Polaroid, with small highlights on glossy photo emulsion. - Color grade: faded instant-film palette with soft cream highlights, muted skin/scene tones, slightly desaturated reds and blues, and a cozy analogue-paper warmth. - Realism cues: slight paper thickness along the lower edge, soft dust on the desk, hand-placed asymmetry, realistic scale relationship between the pen, stickers, tape, and the Polaroid print. [6. MOOD] Indie personal scrapbook aesthetic — like a quiet Kinfolk stationery spread mixed with a lived-in Polaroid diary page, warm, intimate, nostalgic, and casually handmade. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문자열: “2026.04.29 — 그날의 너” - Additional small Korean text may appear as diary labels: “서울 성수동”, “오늘의 조각”, “필름로그”. Keep all Korean syllables correct, evenly spaced, and readable. - Handwriting must look naturally handwritten in Korean, with correct spacing and no broken syllables or garbled characters. - The attached photo remains fully inside the Polaroid frame, and the main memo sits only in the white bottom margin. - Decorative hearts, stars, stickers, tape, and stationery details should support the diary atmosphere while leaving the main photo and memo clearly legible. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Handwritten memo frame composition for social sharing, scrapbook-like i2i edit. Center the attached photo as a printed keepsake and surround its edges with lived-in handwritten notes, date/location labels, tiny captions, tape pieces, stickers, and doodles for Instagram, blog, and diary use. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Subject placement: {원본 보존} stays centered and occupies about 62% of the frame, treated like a real printed photo laid on paper, with its original image content preserved exactly. - Background treatment: {배경} as a tactile paper desk surface with visible paper fiber, slight uneven tone, faint pressure marks from writing, and natural soft contact shadows. - Spacing and framing: keep a comfortable scrapbook mat area around the photo so handwritten notes, small labels, and decorative details can wrap around all four sides while still feeling like a real diary page. - Decor placement: {장식} placed at corners, along photo edges, and in small gaps: tiny stars, hearts, masking-tape strips, pressed-flower-like marks, paper sticker tabs, small arrows, and underline doodles that support the photo. - Text placement: {테두리 메모} distributed naturally on the top, left, right, and bottom margins, with varied size, angle, and spacing like real handwritten scrapbook notes added after printing. - Realistic extra text details: add a small date label “2026.05.01”, location tag “서울 서촌”, tiny caption “필름처럼 남긴 하루”, and a small signature-style note “by me” near the lower edge, all integrated as handwriting or sticker labels. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Center photo block: {원본 보존} cleanly placed in the middle, with the original image edges preserved and no distortion; give it a believable printed-photo thickness and slight paper curl at one corner. 2. Handwritten border notes: {테두리 메모} written around the perimeter in an organic, slightly uneven flow, as if added in a personal diary after printing. 3. Corner doodles: {장식} added near corners and small empty gaps to balance the composition, including tape scraps, tiny sticker tags, hand-drawn arrows, soft check marks, and small decorative dots. 4. Paper base: {배경} visible behind the photo and text, with a natural matte finish, subtle paper grain, tiny wrinkles, faint eraser traces, and soft desk-surface texture. 5. Ink harmony: apply {컬러 톤} consistently across notes and doodles so the frame feels cohesive and handmade, with {손글씨 톤} controlling the pressure, personality, and warmth of the handwritten marks. 6. Scrapbook metadata: include a small top-right label “No. 024”, a bottom-left memo tag “기억 보관함”, and a narrow torn-paper strip with “오늘의 기록” written lightly. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: thin Korean handwriting style, like fountain pen, gel pen, and pencil notes mixed together, with light pressure variation, imperfect baseline, tiny ink pooling, and natural hand rhythm; avoid a typed font appearance. - Color palette: {컬러 톤}, plus muted off-white paper tones similar to #F4F0E6, #E9DFC9, soft kraft beige, charcoal ink accents, faded coral, dusty blue, and muted olive sticker details. - Border/shadow: subtle soft shadow under the photo only, 2–4px y-offset, 10px blur, 12% opacity, plus tiny realistic contact shadows from tape and sticker edges. - Physical details: show realistic printed-photo paper surface, slight edge highlight, faint adhesive tape translucency, pencil texture, and tiny ink feathering on paper fibers. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: top-down flat-lay look, equivalent to a 50mm lens on a full-frame camera with mild perspective correction. - Lighting: soft overcast diffused light from upper-left, gentle contrast, realistic contact shadows, and controlled highlights on paper and tape. - Color grade: warm beige paper, charcoal ink, and coral accent balance with low saturation and gentle paper warmth. - Finish: realistic lifestyle editorial photograph of a handmade diary page, with tactile paper depth and analog stationery details. [6. MOOD] Personal scrapbook editorial — like a handmade diary page photographed in a Kinfolk-style lifestyle spread, warm, intimate, nostalgic, and carefully kept without feeling digitally sterile. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: “오늘 좋았다”, “서울의 봄”, “또 보고 싶은 순간” must appear clearly and exactly as written. - Also render these small Korean labels clearly: “2026.05.01”, “서울 서촌”, “필름처럼 남긴 하루”, “기억 보관함”, “오늘의 기록”. - Keep the attached photo centered and unwarped; preserve its original content without redraw. - Handwriting must remain legible Korean, with natural handwritten variation and no broken characters. - {테두리 메모}, {손글씨 톤}, {장식}, {배경}, and {컬러 톤} must all visibly influence the final handmade frame. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 1-2 English lines: i2i diary-note composite over a casual everyday photo, styled as a realistic handwritten daily memo for Instagram, blog, or digital diary use. Square 1:1 social post with warm stationery details, layered paper textures, readable Korean handwriting, and the feeling of a real personal diary page placed over a lived-in snapshot. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - The attached everyday photo stays as the main background base via {원본 보존}, with memo elements layered on top in a natural scrapbook / diary-card layout. - Main text area should occupy about 35–45% of the frame while the original photo remains recognizable; place the paper and writing so the main face, food, object, pet, scenery, or key moment in the reference image is still clearly visible. - Place the date/weather near the top-left or top-center in small handwritten text, the mood line just below it, and the main memo as the largest handwritten block in the lower-middle or mid-right area. - Add a small diary label near the header reading “오늘의 기록”, a tiny location-style tag reading “장소: 우리 동네”, and a subtle footer caption reading “소소하지만 기억하고 싶은 하루”. - Add a small social-post detail such as “@daily.note”, tiny save/share micro icons, and short hashtag-like text “#일상기록 #무드메모” near the bottom edge of the paper or photo. - Add {장식} around the memo corners and page edges as real stationery details: washi-tape strips, tiny pressed-flower doodles, pen stars, soft stamp marks, masking tape shadows, or small sticker labels that feel physically attached to the paper. - Use {배경 종이} as a semi-transparent paper layer or torn-paper panel behind the writing, with soft edge blending, visible fiber texture, and slight curling or lifted corners so the original photo still feels present beneath it. - Apply {컬러 톤} consistently across ink, doodles, tape, stamps, and paper accents so the full composition feels like one cohesive diary entry. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Background base: preserve {원본 보존} as the photographic foundation, keeping natural perspective and original lighting intact, including realistic background details from the source photo. - Paper layer: place a cream diary-page surface inspired by {배경 종이} behind the memo, with visible paper grain, faint ruled or grid lines, light creases, tiny fibers, torn edges, and gentle shadows that suggest real paper resting over the photo. - Header line: render {날짜·날씨} in a smaller handwritten style near the top, aligned like a real diary timestamp; include the fixed label “오늘의 기록” close by as a small tag or stamp. - Mood line: place {오늘의 무드} directly under the date/weather with slightly looser brush handwriting, visually softer than the header and narrower than the main memo block. - Location / caption details: add “장소: 우리 동네” as a small handwritten label, “소소하지만 기억하고 싶은 하루” as a tiny caption line, and “@daily.note” with “#일상기록 #무드메모” as realistic social diary metadata. - Main memo block: set {자유 메모} as the dominant handwritten text, with natural line breaks, comfortable leading, small baseline variations, pressure changes, and slight organic tilt for an authentic pen-on-paper feel. - Decorative accents: scatter {장식} in 3–5 small positions around the page edges or memo corners, mixing hand-drawn marks with tactile stationery pieces such as washi tape, small labels, translucent sticky tabs, or a soft ink stamp. - Color integration: apply {컬러 톤} to ink, accent doodles, tabs, and subtle paper overlays; use warm cream, beige, charcoal, coral, or lilac accents with readable contrast and a natural diary-film balance. - Final finish: make the whole piece look like a photographed diary note composited over a real-life snapshot, with layered shadows, paper thickness, realistic texture, and personal everyday details. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: handwritten Korean script style, casual pen-note feel, slightly uneven stroke width; use a clean handwritten font fallback such as Nanum Pen Script or a hand-lettered brush style, with the date smaller, the mood medium-sized, and the memo body larger. - Color palette: use {컬러 톤} plus warm paper tones like cream #F6F0E6, beige #D8C7B3, charcoal #3C3A37, and a soft accent such as coral #E88D7B or lilac #B9A7D9. - Border/shadow: if a paper panel is used, add a soft drop shadow with 4px vertical offset, 12px blur, and about 15% opacity; keep edges irregular, torn, taped, or paper-like rather than a flat digital box. - Stationery realism: include tactile details such as faint pencil guide lines, tiny ink pooling at stroke ends, slightly translucent tape, small sticker paper thickness, light dust specks, and gentle paper creases. - Layout rhythm: balance the handwritten memo, labels, hashtags, and decorative pieces so it reads like a real diary card prepared for a personal social post. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: realistic smartphone photo base, equivalent to a 26mm wide smartphone lens at f/1.8 look, preserving everyday snapshot perspective rather than studio product framing. - Lighting: natural ambient indoor or outdoor daylight from one side, ideally soft overcast light or window light from upper-left at about 45°, with gentle fill and realistic shadows cast by paper, tape, and stickers. - Color grade: warm cream + muted beige + charcoal with subtle coral or lilac accents, low saturation, slightly faded diary-film tone. - Texture detail: emphasize believable paper fibers, matte ink, translucent tape, soft sticker edges, and the original image’s real photographic texture. [6. MOOD] Personal diary scrapbook overlay — like a gentle Kinfolk journal page mixed with a Real Simple handwritten note layout, but richer and more lived-in, as if someone actually wrote and decorated the memory after the day ended. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 이미지에 정확히 보여야 함: - {날짜·날씨} - {오늘의 무드} - {자유 메모} - 오늘의 기록 - 장소: 우리 동네 - 소소하지만 기억하고 싶은 하루 - @daily.note - #일상기록 #무드메모 - The handwritten text must remain fully legible, with clean Hangul character forms and natural spacing. - Keep the original photo content recognizable; place paper, labels, and decorations around the key subject rather than flattening the entire image. - Decorations should feel like real diary stationery: tape, tiny tags, small doodles, stamps, and stickers integrated with believable shadows and texture. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 영화·콘서트 후기 손글씨 메모를 첨부 사진 위에 자연스럽게 합성한 i2i 인스타그램/블로그/다이어리용 기록 이미지. 영화 티켓, 스틸컷, 포스터, 콘서트 현장 사진 같은 원본 위에 실제 관람 후 남긴 손글씨 감상, 티켓 정보, 날짜 라벨, SNS 기록 요소를 얹어 한 장의 촬영된 스크랩북 페이지처럼 완성한다. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - {원본 보존}된 첨부 이미지를 화면의 60~70% 핵심 영역에 유지하고, 가장자리에는 실제 다이어리 기록처럼 손글씨, 날짜 라벨, 작은 티켓 조각, 마스킹테이프, 스티커, 저장/공유 아이콘 낙서가 자연스럽게 붙어 있는 구성을 만든다. - {작품·날짜}, {별점·평}, {명대사·장면}은 원본의 주요 얼굴·타이틀·무대 장면을 가리지 않도록 좌상단, 우하단, 하단 종이 레이어에 비대칭 배치한다. - {장식}은 메모 주변에 손그림 포인트로 배치하고, 필름 프레임, 티켓 stub, 하트 doodle, 밑줄, 작은 별표, 체크 표시, 접힌 포스트잇, 해시태그 스티커를 섞어 실제 기록물처럼 만든다. - {배경 종이}는 전체 바탕으로 깔고, 종이결, 살짝 눌린 자국, 테이프 그림자, 잉크 번짐, 손으로 붙인 사진의 미세한 들뜸, 책상 위에 놓인 듯한 접촉 그림자를 표현한다. - {컬러 톤}은 텍스트, 하이라이트, 장식, 티켓 조각, 날짜 라벨, 작은 SNS 메타 정보의 색 균형에 반영하고, 원본 위에 얹은 글씨가 또렷하게 읽히도록 대비를 확보한다. - 이미지 한쪽에는 작은 메타 정보처럼 “{기록 라벨}”, “{관람 장소}”, “{회차·좌석}”, “ticket no. {티켓 번호}”를 작게 넣고, 하단에는 “{인스타 핸들} · {해시태그}”와 저장/공유/댓글을 뜻하는 미세한 손그림 아이콘을 더해 현실감을 높인다. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Base layer: 첨부 사진({원본 보존})을 먼저 배치하고, 이미지 경계가 자연스럽게 드러나도록 얇은 종이 그림자, 실제 인화지 같은 반광 질감, 부드러운 가장자리 블렌딩을 적용한다. - Scrapbook elements: 원본 사진 일부 모서리에 반투명 마스킹테이프 2~3개를 붙이고, 옆에는 작은 영화 티켓 stub, 날짜 스탬프, 찢어진 메모지 조각, 필름 스트립, 영수증처럼 얇은 관람 기록 띠지를 겹쳐 다이어리 콜라주처럼 구성한다. - Header area: {작품·날짜}를 손글씨 메모의 제목처럼 크게 두되, 포스터 캡션처럼 단정하게 배치하고 1차 강조색으로 시선을 잡는다. 작은 보조 라벨로 “REWATCH NOTE”, “APRIL LOG”, “VOL.04”, “관람 후 메모”를 넣는다. - Rating area: {별점·평}은 제목 아래 또는 사진 하단 종이 레이어에 바로 적는 방식으로 넣고, 별 아이콘은 손그림처럼 살짝 불균일하게 표현한다. 옆에는 작은 한줄 감상 “{한줄 캡션}”을 아주 작게 추가한다. - Quote area: {명대사·장면}은 작은 따옴표와 함께 강조 문장처럼 배치하여 후기의 핵심 감정을 읽히게 한다. 문장 아래에는 얇은 밑줄, 작은 화살표, “명대사 체크” 같은 손글씨 캡션과 동그라미 표시를 넣는다. - Detail notes: 여백에 “{짧은 메모 1}”, “{짧은 메모 2}”, “{짧은 메모 3}” 같은 짧은 한국어 메모 2~3개를 작은 글씨로 흩어 배치하되, 핵심 문구보다 덜 강조한다. - Ticket metadata: 작은 티켓 조각에는 “{관람 장소}”, “{회차·좌석}”, “ticket no. {티켓 번호}”, “입장 20:10”, “상영관 4관” 같은 현실적인 정보를 인쇄체와 손글씨가 섞인 형태로 넣는다. - Social diary footer: 하단 또는 우측 가장자리에는 {인스타 핸들}, {해시태그}, “저장해둔 오늘의 장면”, 작은 북마크·말풍선·종이비행기 아이콘을 손으로 그린 듯 추가하여 인스타그램 카드와 개인 다이어리의 중간 느낌을 만든다. - Decoration layer: {장식}은 텍스트 주변과 사진 모서리에 흩뿌리듯 넣고, 필름 릴·티켓 stub·하트 doodle·별점 표시·체크박스·찢어진 스티커는 실제 스케치 펜 터치처럼 보이게 한다. - Paper treatment: {배경 종이}는 빈티지 메모지/다이어리 페이지 느낌으로 전체 톤을 정리하고, 미세한 종이 결과 잉크 번짐, 스탬프 눌림, 연필 가이드선, 손때가 묻은 듯한 따뜻한 얼룩을 약하게 추가한다. - Final integration: 원본과 손글씨가 따로 노는 느낌이 없도록 색온도와 대비를 맞추고, 실제 책상 위에서 촬영한 완성된 후기 카드처럼 사진, 메모, 테이프, 종이, 티켓 조각이 하나의 물리적 페이지로 보이게 합성한다. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: handwritten Korean note style with brush pen + fine marker mix, title 42–54px 느낌, body 26–34px 느낌, micro note 14–18px 느낌, slightly irregular baseline, Pretendard or Nanum Pen Script 기반의 정돈된 손글씨 인상. - Text hierarchy: 핵심 문구 3개는 가장 선명하고 크게, 보조 메모와 티켓 정보는 작지만 읽을 수 있게 배치한다. 실제 손으로 쓴 듯 획 굵기와 자간을 살짝 다르게 만든다. - Color palette: {컬러 톤}을 중심으로 black #111111, gold #C8A24A, deep red #8B1E1E, warm paper brown #3B2A22, muted cream #E9DDC9. - Border/shadow: use soft paper drop shadow with 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity, subtle edge vignette, taped corners, layered paper shadows, and realistic contact shadows between the photo, ticket stub, stickers, and background paper. - Material detail: paper fiber, matte ink, slightly glossy photo print, translucent tape, stamped date ink, ticket stock perforation, sticker edge lift, and fine marker pressure variations should be visible at close inspection. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: editorial still-life composite feel, Canon EOS R5 with 50mm f/1.8 look for the handwritten overlay, flat-lay alignment reminiscent of a magazine scrapbook page. - Lighting: soft overhead diffused light with a slight upper-left fill, gentle paper shadowing, realistic contact shadows around taped corners and ticket pieces, gentle contrast so text remains readable over the original image. - Color grade: cinematic black + gold + deep red grade with restrained saturation, warm shadows, and slightly faded vintage paper highlights. - Realism: physical scrapbook flat-lay, not a sterile digital mockup; preserve the texture of paper, ink, tape, ticket stock, sticker vinyl, and photo print so the final square image feels photographed rather than generated as a clean template. [6. MOOD] Indie film scrapbook page — A24-style review note mixed with Kinfolk editorial diary aesthetics, warm late-night after-movie reflection, personal archive feeling, slightly nostalgic and tactile, with the intimacy of a fan’s handwritten afterglow record. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 들어가야 하는 문구: - "영화 \"기생충\" 재관람 / 2026.04.20" - "★★★★★ (5/5) — \"여러 번 봐도 다른 결\"" - "\"이거 진짜 계획이 다 있구나.\"" - Additional small Korean detail text must be readable and may include: “관람 기록”, “CGV 용산아이파크몰”, “NIGHT 2회차 · 좌석 F열 12번”, “ticket no. 0420-05”, “명대사 체크”, “다시 보니 더 서늘함”, “저장해둔 오늘의 장면”, “@cine_diary”, “#영화후기 #기생충 #재관람”. Keep these secondary and smaller than the required text. - {원본 보존}된 첨부 사진의 핵심 내용이 흐려지거나 과도하게 덮이지 않게 유지한다. - 손글씨는 실제 메모처럼 자연스러워야 하며, 글자 깨짐 없이 모든 한글이 정확히 읽혀야 한다. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 첨부된 책 사진 위와 주변 종이 위에 실제 손글씨 리뷰 메모, 독서 기록 라벨, 인스타 카드형 마이크로 텍스트, 북스타그램 저장용 캡션 요소를 자연스럽게 합성한 인스타·블로그·다이어리용 i2i 콘텐츠. 원본 책 이미지를 유지하면서, 책상 위에 방금 정리한 독서노트 한 페이지와 북스타그램 카드가 함께 촬영된 듯한 1:1 정사각형 편집 컷. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - {원본 보존}된 책 사진이 화면의 65~75%를 차지하도록 유지하고, 책 주변에는 실제 독서 기록처럼 손글씨 메모, 날짜 라벨, 장소 태그, 작은 해시태그, 저장/공유 아이콘 느낌의 마이크로 표시가 함께 놓인 구도. - 배경은 {배경 종이}처럼 보이는 크림톤 종이 질감으로 통일하되, 섬유결, 미세한 접힌 자국, 연필 자국, 살짝 겹친 메모지 가장자리, 얇은 마스킹테이프 단면이 보여 실제 다이어리 페이지처럼 느껴지게 구성. - 상단에는 {책 정보}와 작은 기록 헤더, 중앙에는 {별점·한 줄}, 하단에는 {인상 깊은 문장}, {기록 날짜}/{장소 라벨}, 짧은 감상 태그와 저장 유도 캡션이 자연스럽게 이어지도록 배치. - 메모는 실제 펜으로 쓴 듯한 유기적 곡선과 약간의 기울기를 유지하며, {컬러 톤}에 맞춰 전체 톤을 정리. - 주변에는 얇은 금색 북마크, 무광 펜, 반투명 인덱스 탭, 작은 영수증 조각, 접힌 서점 봉투 모서리, 찻잔 그림자 같은 현실적인 독서 소품을 부분적으로 포함해 장면의 생활감을 높임. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Base layer: 첨부 책 사진({원본 보존})을 중심 오브젝트로 유지하되, 책 표지/페이지가 과도하게 왜곡되지 않도록 정방향으로 정리하고 실제 종이 위에 올려진 듯한 접촉 그림자를 더함. - Background layer: {배경 종이} 질감을 가진 크림색 종이 배경을 깔고, 모서리는 약간 바랜 종이 톤, 손으로 넘긴 듯한 미세한 주름, 아주 작은 잉크 점, 연필로 지운 흔적을 포함해 다이어리 스캔 페이지의 현실감을 살림. - Header note area: 상단 여백에 {책 정보}를 손글씨 메모처럼 배치하되, 제목·작가·출판사·연도를 한 줄씩 나누어 가독성 있게 정렬하고, 옆에는 작은 라벨 텍스트 “독서노트 03”, “{기록 날짜}”, “{장소 라벨}”, “읽은 시간 22:40”을 함께 적음. - Rating line area: 중상단 또는 우측 여백에 {별점·한 줄}을 눈에 띄는 포인트로 배치하고, 별점은 손그림 별 모양 5개가 또렷하게 보이게 처리하며, 아래에 짧은 감상 태그 “다시 펼쳐볼 문장들”과 “올해의 책 후보”를 작게 덧붙임. - Quote area: 하단 또는 책 옆 세로 여백에 {인상 깊은 문장}을 작은 인용부호와 함께 적고, 옆에 “p.184”, “밑줄 저장”, “재독 체크” 같은 페이지 메모를 넣어 실제 독서 기록처럼 보이게 구성. - Social card micro layer: 하단 가장자리에는 작은 인스타 카드 요소처럼 “{계정명}”, “{해시태그}”, tiny save/share/heart/comment outline icons, “{좋아요 수}”, “저장해두고 다시 읽기”, “{페이지 표시}” 정도의 작고 읽기 쉬운 보조 텍스트를 배치. - Caption sticker layer: 한쪽 모서리에 작은 캡션 스티커처럼 “오늘의 문장”, “마음에 남은 장면”, “짧은 리뷰”를 적고, 얇은 구분선 아래에 “한여름의 끝에서 시작되는 다정한 회고”라는 한 줄 감상 메모를 넣음. - Decoration layer: {장식}을 책 주변에 배치하되, 금색 별표, 밑줄, 동그라미 체크, 작은 테이프 조각, 낙엽 모양 doodle, 얇은 구분선이 메모의 시선 흐름을 돕도록 종이 위에 실제로 그려진 것처럼 자연스럽게 포함. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: 손글씨 스타일 중심, Pretendard를 보조 설명 텍스트와 인스타 UI 마이크로 텍스트 느낌으로 아주 작게 사용한 듯한 균형; 제목은 굵기 700 수준의 또렷한 손글씨, 본문 메모는 400~500 수준의 가벼운 필기체, 날짜/해시태그/페이지 번호/아이콘 라벨은 작은 고딕체 느낌. - Color palette: cream #F4EBDD, charcoal #2E2A28, gold accent #C9A24A, warm beige #DCCCB7, faded ink brown #6B5346. - Border/shadow: 손글씨와 메모지 조각 아래에는 4px y-offset / 10px blur / 12% opacity의 아주 약한 종이 그림자를 적용하고, 책과 소품은 실제 플랫레이 촬영처럼 부드러운 접촉 그림자를 가짐. - Pen texture: 잉크 번짐이 거의 없는 매트한 펜촉 질감, 압력 차로 선 굵기가 조금씩 달라지는 실제 필기감, 일부 밑줄은 한 번에 그은 듯 살짝 떨리는 선으로 표현. - Realistic details: 종이 섬유결, 책 표지의 미세한 반사, 펜촉 자국, 테이프의 반투명한 가장자리, 북마크의 얇은 금속광, 인덱스 탭의 살짝 뜬 모서리, 영수증의 흐린 열전사 글자를 과하지 않게 살림. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: top-down flat lay 느낌의 35mm lens perspective, f/5.6, documentary editorial composition. - Lighting: soft diffused daylight from upper-left at 45°, natural paper shadow, slight warm bounce from lower-right to keep paper creamy. - Color grade: warm cream + muted gold + deep charcoal, with low saturation and gentle paper grain. - Finish: realistic diary scan meets editorial bookstagram photo, tactile paper layers, readable handwriting, subtle analog warmth. [6. MOOD] Kinfolk 스타일의 북리뷰 편집 메모 — 정돈된 다이어리 스캔 페이지와 실제 책상 위 독서 기록, 북스타그램 저장 카드가 섞인 따뜻하고 사적인 감성. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문구 - 제목 "여름의 끝에서" - 작가 김아람 - 출판사 문학파스 - 2026 - ★★★★★ (5/5) — "올해 최고의 한 권" - "여름은 끝나도, 우리의 이야기는 계속되었다." - Additional Korean text to render clearly where it fits: - "독서노트 03" - "2026.08.31" - "늦여름 밤" - "읽은 시간 22:40" - "p.184 밑줄 저장" - "재독 체크" - "@book.room" - "#책리뷰 #오늘의문장 #여름의끝에서" - "좋아요 247" - "저장해두고 다시 읽기" - "1/3" - "오늘의 문장" - "마음에 남은 장면" - i2i invariant: 첨부 책 사진의 원본 형태와 핵심 디테일은 유지하고, 모든 텍스트는 자연스럽고 읽기 쉽게 보여야 함. - 손글씨 메모는 실제 종이에 쓴 것처럼 보여야 하며, 텍스트가 페이지 위에 떠 보이거나 스티커처럼 분리되어 보이면 안 됨. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity face composites or misleading real-person endorsements

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Korean workout log note composite over an existing gym photo, handwritten memo style for Instagram, blog, and diary use. Create a warm, realistic fitness diary capture: the original exercise image remains the lived-in photographic base, while a paper memo, small labels, tape, checklist marks, and hand-drawn accents make it feel like an actual post-workout record saved in a training journal. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Reference photo remains the full-bleed base layer, with the handwritten memo integrated as a semi-transparent paper overlay occupying the lower 42% of the frame. - Main handwritten block sits slightly left of center so the subject in {원본 보존} stays visible, with the memo naturally layered over the lower portion like a real note placed on a phone snapshot. - Background treatment uses {배경 종이}: off-white notebook paper, graph paper, recycled memo paper, or lightly textured fitness-tracker journal paper with visible fiber, faint grid lines, subtle creases, and gentle paper shadow. - Place {운동 종류·세트}, {오늘의 다짐}, and {기록·시간} as clearly separated handwritten lines, with realistic supporting labels such as "WORKOUT LOG", "오늘의 루틴", "체크 완료", and "기록 저장". - Add a small top label on the memo reading "오운완 기록" and a date/location strip such as "2026.05.01 | 우리동네 헬스장" or "GYM NOTE #047". - {장식} appears around the memo as small hand-drawn accents: checkboxes, tiny dumbbell doodle, sweat mark, heart pulse line, star sticker, washi-tape corner, circled count marks, or a small torn-sticker label. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Base layer: {원본 보존} stays sharp and natural, with realistic gym details such as equipment edges, mirror reflections, floor texture, towel, bottle, rack, or ambient background activity retained when present. 2. Memo panel: a light paper or notebook overlay appears on top of the photo with 85–90% opacity, enough to read text while still allowing the gym image tone to show through at the edges. 3. Header area: add a small handwritten or stamped-feel title "오운완 기록" near the upper-left of the memo, plus a compact micro caption "운동 후 바로 남긴 오늘의 메모". 4. Workout line: {운동 종류·세트} is written first in a bold handwritten marker style, aligned horizontally near the top of the memo block, with a small checkbox or underline accent in {컬러 톤}. 5. Motivation line: include the exact phrase "오늘도 한 걸음, 내일은 더 멋진 나" as the main quote, and place {오늘의 다짐} nearby as a personal note line, slightly slanted like real handwriting. 6. Timing line: {기록·시간} is placed as a compact footer line near the lower right of the memo area, formatted like a training log timestamp, with tiny labels such as "START", "FINISH", or "TOTAL" if it fits naturally. 7. Detail strips: add one or two small realistic journal details, such as "컨디션 ★★★★☆", "수분 체크 ✓", "RPE 7/10", "DAY 24", or "SAVE TO DIARY", kept secondary to the main Korean text. 8. Decorative accents: {장식} are hand-drawn icons and sticker-like marks placed near corners, line breaks, and paper edges without covering the subject’s face or key exercise form. 9. Color integration: use {컬러 톤} for text accents, doodles, separators, check marks, washi tape, and small stickers, while keeping the memo base neutral and readable. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: handwritten note style combining Pretendard Bold for tiny support labels if needed, with a brush-pen or marker handwriting feel for the main lines; size hierarchy roughly 28–34 px for the workout line, 22–26 px for the quote, 18–20 px for the timing line, and 10–14 px for micro labels. - Color palette: use white, charcoal, muted green, and optional red accent from {컬러 톤}; paper base in #F7F6F2 or #F4F1EA; text in #222222 with accent tones in forest green #2F5D50 or deep red #B23A3A. - Paper realism: add subtle paper grain, tiny pressure variations in handwriting, imperfect underline strokes, light tape translucency, and slight curled or torn paper edges where appropriate. - Layering: the memo should look physically placed over the gym photo, with believable contact shadow, tape pieces, sticker edges, and a soft interaction between paper texture and the photo beneath. - Border/shadow: use a very soft paper shadow with 4px y-offset, 10px blur, 12% opacity to separate the memo from the photo; decoration should feel like journal stationery rather than a poster frame. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: preserve the original gym photo look as a realistic smartphone or DSLR workout snapshot; if new generation is implied, match a 35mm or 50mm equivalent perspective with natural proportions, similar to an iPhone 15 Pro main camera or Canon EOS R5 with RF 35mm lens. - Lighting: keep the source photo lighting intact; any added memo overlay should be evenly lit with soft diffused top light, believable paper shadow, and no reflective glare over the handwritten text. - Color grade: clean fitness-journal grade with neutral whites, charcoal blacks, and restrained green/red accents; skin tones, gym equipment, and floor texture should remain natural. - Detail quality: make the handwriting feel human, with slight ink density changes, marker overlap, and small pressure marks; the paper texture should show enough tactile detail to read as a real memo sheet. [6. MOOD] Feels like a personal fitness diary page — a real hand-annotated training log captured after a workout, warm and motivating, with the practical, collected look of a modern Bullet Journal spread and the casual honesty of an Instagram 오운완 post. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확히 보여야 함: - "오늘도 한 걸음, 내일은 더 멋진 나" - {운동 종류·세트} - {오늘의 다짐} - {기록·시간} - Additional Korean micro text may include: "오운완 기록", "오늘의 루틴", "체크 완료", "기록 저장", "운동 후 바로 남긴 오늘의 메모", "컨디션 ★★★★☆", "수분 체크 ✓". - The original workout image in {원본 보존} must remain recognizable and unwarped; do not crop out the main subject. - Handwritten text must be legible, aligned, and free of broken Korean characters. - Decorative doodles and stationery details should support the diary-note feeling without overwhelming the main workout record. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Create a realistic café tour handwritten memo overlay on top of the provided café/photo reference, designed like an Instagram story note, blog recap sticker, or diary scrapbook cutout captured from an actual café visit. Warm handwritten annotation style with clear Korean text, rating marks, menu details, date/location cues, and small social-post elements integrated naturally into the photo. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - The provided photo remains the main base layer, with a tactile handwritten memo arranged over a readable zone covering about 35–45% of the frame. - Place the memo text blocks along one side or in a slightly diagonal cluster, letting the original café scene, cups, table surface, lighting, and interior atmosphere remain visible around and behind the note. - Use {원본 보존} as the underlying image content, while the text overlay summarizes {카페명·위치}, {별점}, {시그니처 메뉴}, and {분위기 한 줄}. - Add {장식} as diary-like doodles, tiny tape strips, coffee bean marks, underlines, check marks, and small sticker accents around the memo edges so it feels handmade and lived-in. - Use {배경 종이} as a soft paper-note, receipt fragment, vellum tag, or torn-paper memo patch, blended into the photo with visible paper fiber, faint crease marks, and natural shadow. - Include small Instagram-story style details such as a tiny handle “@cafe_tour.log”, a date label “2026.05.01”, a location chip “오늘의 카페 기록”, and small save/share micro icons near the lower edge of the memo. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Base photo layer — Keep {원본 보존} fully recognizable, with the café atmosphere still visible behind the memo overlay; preserve real photographic depth, reflections, table texture, cups, plates, pastries, window light, or interior details that already exist in the source. 2. Memo backing — Add a paper-note or receipt-like backing using {배경 종이}, with slightly irregular torn edges, subtle texture, faint fold lines, translucent tape at one or two corners, and a soft drop shadow as if the note is physically placed on the photo. 3. Mini header strip — At the top of the memo, add small support text in Korean: “오늘의 카페 투어” and “방문 메모 · 2026.05.01”, set in a neat tiny sans-serif style. 4. Title line — Write {카페명·위치} in a bold handwritten header style near the top of the memo, slightly tilted 2–4 degrees for a casual diary look. 5. Rating line — Render {별점} directly beneath the title, using compact hand-drawn star marks, a clean slash format, and a tiny label “별점 기록”, sized smaller than the title but still highly legible. 6. Menu note — Place {시그니처 메뉴} in a neat two-part line or short stacked format, with menu prices or separators styled like café receipt handwriting using slashes, dots, or small bullets for easy reading. 7. Mood quote — Insert {분위기 한 줄} in quotation marks as a casual side note or underlined scribble, mimicking a real handwritten reaction after tasting coffee. 8. Detail snippets — Add 2–3 short Korean micro-notes around the main memo: “재방문 의사 있음”, “창가 자리 추천”, “디저트랑 잘 어울림”, using tiny handwriting so the card feels like a real review note. 9. Decorative accents — Add {장식} around corners and gaps, including soft marker circles, washi-tape pieces, tiny stars, coffee-ring stains, receipt perforation dots, and hand-drawn arrows pointing toward the café photo. 10. Social footer — Near the bottom, include “@cafe_tour.log #카페투어 #오늘의커피” with tiny heart, save, and share icons, as if this memo is prepared for an Instagram story archive. 11. Final integration — Blend the memo into the café photo with slight shadow, paper grain, real-world perspective, and warm color matching so it looks like a photographed scrapbook capture rather than a flat pasted graphic. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: handwritten Korean style with a mix of Pretendard SemiBold for tiny support text and hand-drawn marker / brush script for the main memo lines; title roughly 28–34 px equivalent, body 18–22 px equivalent, micro labels 10–13 px equivalent. - Color palette: {컬러 톤}, plus off-white #F5F0E6, deep charcoal #2D2A26, muted amber #C98A3A, soft brown #8A6B52, pale latte #D9C2A3, and muted sage #9BA889 for small accent stickers. - Paper and ink: use slightly uneven marker edges, graphite pencil pressure changes, tiny ink pooling at stroke ends, paper fibers, tape translucency, faint receipt grid marks, and subtle coffee-ring stains. - Border/shadow: subtle paper shadow with 0 px x-offset, 4 px y-offset, 12 px blur, 14% opacity; if framing is needed, use a hand-drawn wavy line, folded paper edge, or torn receipt edge rather than a rigid digital box. - Layout rhythm: combine a bold title, compact rating row, stacked menu note, quote line, and tiny social footer so the image has the density of a real café diary page while keeping the main review text easy to read. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: smartphone café snapshot or 35mm documentary-style photo look, preserving the original perspective of the source image. - Lighting: keep the existing café lighting from the source photo; if adding graphic shading, use a soft diffused shadow from upper-left at about 45° so the memo feels physically placed on paper. - Color grade: beige + charcoal + warm amber accents, with slight film grain and restrained contrast, similar to a cozy magazine diary recap. - Realism details: add natural paper curl, tiny dust specks, slight lens softness at the far edges, gentle tabletop reflections, and imperfect handmade alignment so the final image feels captured in a real café moment. [6. MOOD] Indie café diary scrapbook — like a Kinfolk-style notebook spread mixed with a real Instagram café review snapshot, warm enough to feel personal and detailed enough to resemble an actual saved café-tour memory. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: must appear exactly as written for the rendered content: "{카페명·위치}", "{별점}", "{시그니처 메뉴}", "{분위기 한 줄}". - Render supplemental Korean microcopy clearly when included: “오늘의 카페 투어”, “방문 메모 · 2026.05.01”, “별점 기록”, “재방문 의사 있음”, “창가 자리 추천”, “디저트랑 잘 어울림”, “#카페투어”, “#오늘의커피”. - Keep all Korean text clean and fully legible, with no broken Korean characters, no garbled spacing, and no mistaken star symbols. - The original café photo must remain recognizable beneath the memo overlay, and the added paper, tape, doodles, and social footer must feel physically integrated into the same warm café scene. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters