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[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Ultra-detailed photorealistic miniature LED diorama box, 1:6 scale. Korean solo apartment room diorama for product-style showcase, designed to look like a premium handmade miniature set with believable daily-life clutter, tiny printed labels, and warm practical lighting. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject: a front-facing miniature room inside a wooden box frame, occupying about 78% of the frame, with the glass panel visible at the front edge and subtle reflections revealing it as a physical display object. - Camera angle: slightly angled top-down 3/4 perspective, showing the room depth clearly while keeping the front wall, desk surface, bed corner, and right-side storage readable. - Background treatment: exterior stays dim charcoal gray so the interior emits a strong warm glow; the surrounding studio area should feel like a premium product-photo setup with natural tabletop shadows. - Spatial layout: {방 컨셉} determines the room footprint and overall density; place {가구·소품} so the layout feels realistic in a cramped Korean studio, with objects tucked under shelves, beside the bed, and near the door area. - Detail emphasis: {디테일} should be visible as small but readable narrative accents, integrated into the desk surface, bedding, wall, shelf, and floor as everyday traces of someone living there. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Box frame (outer 8%): wooden miniature enclosure with clean handmade edges, matte walnut tone, subtle wear on corners, tiny miter seams, a clear glass front panel with faint reflections, and a small brass-like nameplate on the base reading “자취방 LED 디오라마”. - Room shell (inner 90%): narrow one-room Korean apartment with off-white walls, light wood floor, compact ceiling height, tiny baseboards, visible wall outlet plates, an intercom panel by the entry side, and a small frosted window hinting at nighttime city lights outside. - Left zone: place the bed and nearby storage to anchor the sleeping area; bedding should be slightly rumpled with a folded blanket, pillow indentation, small plush keychain, slippers beside the bed, and a tote bag or laundry basket tucked near the storage. - Center zone: set the desk, monitor, laptop, keyboard, mouse, cup ramen, chopsticks, half-full water bottle, phone charger cable, sticky notes, open notebook, receipts, and a tiny convenience-store snack scene together so the workspace reads as the visual focal point. - Right zone: position the mini fridge, small TV, hanger rack, potted plant, stacked plastic drawers, umbrella, recycling bag, and a narrow shoe mat to create a lived-in residential corner typical of a Korean studio. - Wall and shelf layer: add a tiny calendar, delivery menu flyer, transit card, postcard, mini books, skincare bottles, tissue box, and a small framed photo or simple poster; include realistic paper thickness and slight curling at the corners. - Ceiling layer: add warm yellow LED strip lighting along the ceiling edges, with tiny visible light points, wiring hints, and gentle glow falloff across the walls and furniture so the room appears softly illuminated from within. - Narrative micro-details: show {디테일} naturally embedded on the desk surface, TV screen, shelf area, and floor corners, with enough clarity to reward close inspection while keeping scale believable. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: any visible miniature text must look physically printed on paper, packaging, labels, stickers, calendars, receipts, or the small base nameplate; use tiny clean sans-serif Korean, not floating UI text. - Include Korean micro text where appropriate: calendar “2026년 5월”, sticky note “월세 납부”, ramen cup “김치라면”, delivery flyer “분식·치킨”, notebook title “오늘 할 일”, and small shelf label “생활용품”. - Color palette: warm amber #F4C76A, soft tungsten yellow #FFD98A, off-white #F3EFE7, light oak #C8A97E, neutral gray #A9A9A9, deep charcoal #2B2B2B. - Border/shadow: crisp product-shadow under the wooden base, soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity; glass reflections should be faint, realistic, and shaped by the room lights. - Materials: emphasize tactile handmade realism—slightly uneven wood grain, matte painted walls, translucent plastic drawers, glossy ramen cup, woven fabric texture on bedding, tiny paper edges, reflective monitor glass, and soft dust in corners. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Canon EOS R5 with RF 85mm f/1.2L at f/8, product-photography clarity with deep detail retention and minimal distortion. - Lighting: studio setup with warm LED practicals inside the room, subtle softbox fill from upper-left at 45°, and a very light rim from the right to separate the box edges; LEDs should cast miniature-scale shadows under shelves, chair legs, and desk objects. - Color grade: warm cream + amber + muted brown with slightly boosted local contrast; keep blacks clean but not crushed, preserving tiny details in the dim exterior and glass edge. - Rendering quality: macro product photo realism, crisp focus across the diorama, fine dust specks on glass only where natural, physically plausible reflections, and scale-consistent depth cues. [6. MOOD] Premium miniature product photo with the meticulous handcrafted feel of a Museum of Miniature Arts display, combined with the intimate glow of a late-night K-drama apartment set after a long workday, cozy, personal, slightly messy, and emotionally lived-in. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: if visible, render Korean micro text correctly: “자취방 LED 디오라마”, “2026년 5월”, “월세 납부”, “김치라면”, “분식·치킨”, “오늘 할 일”, “생활용품”. - Anatomy/layout invariants: miniature objects must remain proportionally consistent to 1:6 scale; room must stay visually readable as a compact Korean studio apartment; no warped geometry or floating furniture. - Preserve the requested concept from {방 컨셉}, include {가구·소품} as the main furnishing set, and make {디테일} the close-inspection storytelling details. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] 1990s–early 2000s Korean nostalgia interior scene, photo-realistic cinematic film still. A vertical poster-like image that recreates a cramped late-night PC room with era-specific details, readable Korean signage, snack-and-cigarette traces, analog clutter, and a slightly hazy, memory-like atmosphere. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main scene should feel like a lived-in nostalgic interior, with {장소} occupying the full frame as the primary environment. - The camera view is {시점}, keeping the room depth visible while compressing the crowded layout of desks, seats, monitors, vending/payment machines, and wall notices. - Fill the space with {디테일} arranged naturally across foreground, midground, and background so the room feels dense, tactile, and believable. - Use {시간대} to justify the exterior reflections, faint streetlight spill, wet pavement glow, and low-light interior mood. - Preserve narrow walking lanes, tight desk spacing, stacked personal belongings, and layered objects so the scene reads as an authentic old PC room rather than a staged set. - Add human traces without making people the main subject: half-pushed chairs, a jacket over a chair back, greasy keyboard shine, crumpled receipts, used paper cups, cigarette ash, coin change, mouse pads, floppy disks, CD cases, and a plastic membership card. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Foreground: show a few close beige CRT edges, worn tabletop corners, scratched mouse pads, a chipped keyboard, coins, a half-empty paper cup, and the nearest red plastic chair partially cropped to make the viewer feel inside the room. - Midground: line up multiple bulky CRT monitors in a checkerboard-like row, each with faint screen glow, old Korean game lobby windows, dial-up-era UI fragments, scattered instant noodle cups, chopsticks, cigarette packs, snack wrappers, wired ball mice, and tangled LAN cables. - Rear area: place the coin-operated machine, payment counter corner, dim wall surfaces, a small snack price board, a dusty wall clock, a 1990s calendar, taped LAN-party flyers, and diffuse smoky air near the back so the room depth stays visible through the haze. - Ceiling layer: keep the fluorescent tubes prominent, slightly flickering, with uneven light spill that creates a sickly yellow-green cast across the room; include discolored ceiling panels, exposed cable clips, and a small rotating fan or ventilation grille. - Window/reflection layer: show muted city-night reflections on glass surfaces using {시간대}, with dark exterior contrast against the interior tungsten warmth; add faint reversed neon, rain-speckled glass, and silhouettes of nearby shop signs outside. - Wall detail layer: include worn Korean computer-room notices and pricing signs such as “인터넷 1시간 1,000원”, “야간정액 5,000원”, “라면 1,500원”, “프린트 1장 100원”, “회원카드 문의”, and “조용히 해주세요”, taped or laminated with curled corners. - Atmospheric layer: add humid air, mild heat haze from old machines, cigarette-smoke diffusion, dust motes in fluorescent light, greasy reflections on plastic, and subtle VHS-era texture so the image feels like an old memory captured on film. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: if text appears, use worn 1990s Korean computer-room signage style, bold condensed sans-serif or laminated notice typography, slightly uneven printing, 28–40px equivalent for larger signs and smaller legible text for price boards and flyers. - Color palette: sickly fluorescent yellow-green, warm tungsten amber, dusty teal shadows, faded gray-brown plastics, muted black, dim off-white highlights, nicotine-stained beige, faded red plastic, and occasional small blue CRT glow. - Surface detail: emphasize scratched plastic monitor shells, dust on ventilation slots, sticky tabletops, worn chair legs, curled tape, yellowed paper, frayed cable sleeves, ashtray residue, noodle broth stains, and fingerprints on glass. - Composition density: the frame should feel packed with real late-night PC room life while still allowing the repeated grid of CRT monitors and the narrow aisle to guide the eye into the background. - Image treatment: use natural cinematic falloff with soft contrast compression, faint 35mm film grain veil, analog color bleed, slight halation around fluorescent tubes, and subtle shadow pooling under chairs and desks. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 35mm film look, full-frame camera feel, 24mm wide lens with a slight fisheye impression, f/2.8, eye-level perspective. - Lighting: overhead fluorescent tubes as the main source, flickering slightly; weak tungsten practicals from interior fixtures; faint spill from the city night outside; CRT screen glow from several stations; low-key contrast with soft ambient bounce. - Color grade: slightly desaturated muddy palette with fluorescent yellow-green highlights, warm interior amber mids, dusty teal shadows, nicotine-yellow neutrals, faded red accents, and a subtle analog VHS-era tint. - Realism: render as a photographic interior still with believable optics, imperfect exposure, shallow grime detail, practical reflections, and physically plausible smoke diffusion. [6. MOOD] Korean late-1990s memory piece — like a cinephile still from a retro coming-of-age film, with the tactile grime, machine warmth, stale smoke, fluorescent fatigue, and emotional distance of a Wong Kar-wai urban interior. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: render Korean signs cleanly and legibly where visible, especially “인터넷 1시간 1,000원”, “야간정액 5,000원”, “라면 1,500원”, “프린트 1장 100원”, “회원카드 문의”, and “조용히 해주세요”. - Layout invariants: keep the room crowded but legible; the CRT monitors must read as a repeated grid; the scene must remain photo-realistic and not turn into illustration or anime. - Era accuracy: use bulky beige CRT monitors, wired keyboards, wired ball mice, old PC towers, analog posters, laminated notices, coin/payment machines, and early-internet Korean PC room details from the late 1990s to early 2000s. - Atmosphere: the room should feel late-night, humid, smoky, and used, with layered foreground-midground-background depth and natural incidental mess. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean snack bar menu board for in-store display, vertical poster layout, bright hand-lettered commercial design. Designed to feel like a lively neighborhood bunsik shop menu seen at the counter: laminated paper taped to a tiled shop wall, full of handwritten prices, small notices, food doodles, and warm local familiarity for quick ordering. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Vertical {비율/사이즈} menu poster photographed straight-on, with a large top masthead occupying about 14% of the frame, a dense main menu column in the middle 45%, a boxed set-menu recommendation panel on the right or lower-middle side, a drinks and add-on section near the bottom, and shop information along the footer. - Background should be a cream paper menu sheet with visible laminated sheen, light paper grain, tiny marker bleed, transparent tape corners, pushpin marks, and a hint of pale shop tile behind the board. - Use colorful sticker-like accents in saturated red, yellow, pink, and orange, plus hand-drawn arrows, price bursts, chili icons, steam doodles, stars, hearts, and tteokbokki sauce splashes. - Use {매장명} as the main title, {메인 메뉴} and {가격대} as the main pricing list, {세트 메뉴} in a highlighted recommendation box, {음료} in a smaller lower section, and {컨셉 톤} as the overall styling direction. - Add realistic in-store menu details: small label strips reading "포장 가능", "매운맛 조절", "인기", "오늘의 추천", an address/contact footer, operating hours, and a compact notice area, all in Korean and visually secondary to the required menu text. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Top header: Place {매장명} in the largest hand-drawn Korean calligraphy, slightly arched and playful, with small food doodles around it like steam, stars, hearts, chili peppers, fish-cake skewers, and tteokbokki sauce splashes. - Header micro details: Add small shop-board text near the masthead such as "SINCE 1998", "동네 단골 맛집", "주문은 카운터에서", and a tiny handwritten credit line "손글씨 메뉴판". - Main menu area: Set {메인 메뉴} in bold, highly legible handwritten list format, with each item paired clearly to {가격대}; emphasize popular items using red underlines, yellow highlight blocks, small circle stamps reading "인기", and tiny spice-level chili marks. - Add secondary menu rows around the main list to make it feel like a real bunsik pricelist: "순대 4,500", "오뎅 1,000", "쫄면 6,500", "치즈 추가 1,000", "계란 추가 700", while keeping the required {메인 메뉴} and {가격대} text most prominent and readable. - Set menu box: Put {세트 메뉴} inside a rounded rectangle or sticker-style box with a stronger hand-drawn border, diagonal yellow fill, red corner tape, and a tiny “추천” callout drawn like a shop sticker, not an official seal. - Drink section: Display {음료} in a slightly smaller but clear handwritten style near the bottom, separated by a playful dashed divider line; add small illustrated cups, ice cubes, and a side note "시원하게 준비했어요". - Footer info: Add a small but legible store-info strip at the very bottom with Korean text such as "영업시간 11:00–21:00", "브레이크타임 없음", "서울 동네분식길 12", "전화 02-123-4567", "현금·카드 가능". - Decorative illustrations: Add marker-style icons of tteokbokki, gimbap, tempura, fish cake, sauce bowls, chopsticks, napkin packs, sauce splatters, and small receipt-like price tags around the edge and between sections. - Overall layout rhythm: Make the page energetic, colorful, and packed like a real Korean bunsik menu behind a counter, with strong hierarchy so the title, main menu, set menu, and drinks remain instantly readable. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Use a mix of hand-lettered Korean calligraphy and rounded display fonts such as Nanum Brush Script, Cafe24 Ssurround Air, and Pretendard Bold for prices; title around 72–96 px, menu items around 34–44 px, prices around 30–38 px, footer notices around 16–22 px. - Color palette: Use saturated red #E53935, bright yellow #FDD835, hot pink #EC407A, orange #FB8C00, and cream background #FFF6E8, with black text #1F1F1F for readability. - Border/shadow: Use thick marker-like outlines 3–5 px, mild paper-cut sticker shadows with 4 px y-offset, 10 px blur, 18% opacity, occasional hand-drawn dashed separators, taped-corner shadows, and laminated-paper highlights. - Pricing style: Align prices in a practical shop-menu rhythm, using red price numerals, black item names, small won-style commas, and occasional highlight tabs for best sellers. - Texture and realism: Include marker strokes, slightly uneven hand lettering, paper curl at corners, transparent tape glints, tiny sauce-dot decorations, and a few believable handwritten correction stickers, while keeping all required Korean text crisp. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Front-facing poster capture aesthetic, as if photographed straight-on with a 50mm lens at f/5.6 for a natural printed-sign look. - Lighting: Soft even daylight from front-left with gentle shop-interior reflections on the laminated surface and soft shadows from taped corners. - Color grade: High-saturation retro snack-shop palette with warm cream paper, tomato red, sunflower yellow, bubblegum pink accents, and a cozy fluorescent-counter warmth. - Material feel: Printed-and-handwritten hybrid menu board, laminated poster on a tiled wall, slightly glossy but readable, with handmade marker outlines and sticker overlays. [6. MOOD] Warm neighborhood bunsik counter menu — a cheerful Korean local shop signboard with the playful energy of a hand-painted street café display, packed with familiar prices, quick-order cues, and nostalgic after-school snack-shop charm. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문자열이 정확히 보여야 함: "추억의분식", "떡볶이 / 라볶이 / 치즈떡볶이 / 김밥 / 참치김밥 / 튀김", "떡볶이 4,000 / 라볶이 5,500 / 치즈떡볶이 6,000 / 김밥 3,500 / 튀김 500~1,000", "떡볶이 + 김밥 세트 7,500 / 떡라치 세트 9,000", "콜라·사이다 1,500 / 식혜 2,000". - Additional Korean shop details may appear, such as "포장 가능", "매운맛 조절", "오늘의 추천", "영업시간 11:00–21:00", "서울 동네분식길 12", "전화 02-123-4567", but they must be smaller than the main menu information. - Hangul must be crisp and correctly formed, with no broken syllables, garbled spacing, or misspelled prices. - The hierarchy must clearly separate title, main menu, set menu, drinks, and footer shop information, with the set menu visibly boxed. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: {비율/사이즈} [1. PURPOSE] Korean grilled-meat restaurant wall menu board, vertically formatted for in-store display, high legibility from a distance. Traditional samgyeopsal house style with bold category hierarchy, strong contrast, realistic menu-pricelist details, and a menu-prioritized layout for a neighborhood barbecue restaurant. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Large vertical menu board composition: the main title and {매장명} occupy the top 15–18% of the frame, a richly divided menu grid fills the middle 65–70%, and store information, address, phone, and origin notes anchor the bottom 10–12%. - Background treatment: deep matte black paper-like surface with subtle worn texture, faint charcoal grain, laminated menu-board sheen, and a restrained vintage patina like a real wall-mounted Korean BBQ menu. - Use {컨셉 톤} as the overall design direction, with strong red category tabs, gold divider rules, off-white price labels, and readable spacing between meat, stew, rice, noodle, liquor, and beverage sections. - Arrange the content as a practical restaurant price board: main meats, prices, side dishes, drinks, store notice, business hours, reservation line, address, and origin note all appear in their own clearly separated blocks. - Add small realistic visual cues such as a charcoal grill icon, pork belly line-art, red stamp-style “대표메뉴” label, gold section dividers, tiny menu bullets, and a bottom information strip that feels printed rather than blank. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Top header zone: set {매장명} as the dominant title, centered or slightly top-centered, with thick Korean sans-serif lettering, red and gold accents, and a subtle embossed feel; include {대표문구} as a smaller slogan ribbon below the title. 2) Title accent area: place a small grilled-meat illustration, charcoal flame icon, or appetizing pork-belly photo badge above or beside the main menu block, sized to support the title and establish the BBQ theme. 3) Main menu block: present {메인 메뉴} in the largest category block under a heading such as “고기류 / 대표메뉴”, with {가격대} aligned directly beside or below each item in a clean list format for instant scanning; use red highlights for recommended items and gold price dividers. 4) Side-dish block: place {사이드·찌개} in a separate lower-middle column or band, using slightly smaller type than the main meats but still bold and clearly legible; include stew bowl and noodle icons as subtle section markers. 5) Drinks block: place {주류·음료} in a compact adjacent section with tight vertical rhythm, bottle/glass pictograms, and clearly separated liquor and beverage rows. 6) Store information strip: add {영업시간}, {예약안내}, {전화번호}, and {주소} at the bottom with condensed lettering, a thin gold separator rule above it, and small icons for clock, phone, pin, and reservation. 7) Origin and notice area: include {원산지} in a small but readable footer note with a realistic restaurant-menu disclaimer style, placed below the main price grid or inside the footer strip. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: bold Korean sans-serif such as Pretendard ExtraBold, Noto Sans KR Black, or Sandoll Gothic Heavy for primary text; optional serif or brush-style emphasis only for Chinese-character accents like 肉·味 and small stamp labels. - Color palette: matte black #0B0B0B, deep red #B31217, warm gold #C9A24A, off-white #F3EBDD, muted brown #5A3A2A, charcoal gray #24211E, and a small amount of flame orange #D96A1F for food icons. - Border/shadow: thin gold divider lines, red section bars, faint distressed edge wear, soft shadow around major text blocks, 3px y-offset with 10px blur at 12% opacity, and light printed-board texture around corners. - Menu layout details: use table-like alignment for item names and prices, dotted leader lines or gold separators between names and prices, category badges, small “인기”, “추천”, “점심 가능” tags where they fit naturally, and a consistent won-price format. - Realism details: include a small address/contact footer, business-hours line, reservation notice, origin note, and divider rules so the design reads as an actual Korean meat restaurant wall menu rather than a plain poster. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: flat graphic poster layout simulated as a print-design board, with a straight-on orthographic view, no perspective distortion, crisp edges. - Lighting: studio-like even illumination, controlled laminated-board sheen, high contrast readability, with subtle specular highlights only on gold accents and printed red labels. - Color grade: black, red, and antique gold with slightly desaturated warm neutrals for a classic Korean barbecue-house signboard look. - Surface rendering: printed acrylic or laminated foam-board texture, faint scratches from daily restaurant use, slightly worn corner edges, and crisp ink boundaries on all Korean typography. [6. MOOD] Traditional Korean barbecue restaurant signage — a bold neighborhood meat-house menu board with a classic, no-nonsense street-front feel, appetizing charcoal-grill warmth, and the practical information density of a real samgyeopsal restaurant pricelist. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 표시될 문자열: '한우뜰 정육식당', '오늘도 숯불 위에 정직한 한 점', '삼겹살 / 항정살 / 갈비 / 차돌박이 / 양념갈비', '삼겹살 16,000 / 항정살 18,000 / 갈비 24,000 / 차돌박이 22,000', '된장찌개 7,000 / 김치찌개 7,000 / 냉면 8,000 / 공기밥 1,500', '소주 4,000 / 맥주 5,000 / 막걸리 5,000'. - 하단 정보는 반드시 읽히게 표시: '영업시간 11:30–23:00', '예약·단체석 문의 가능', '02-784-2470', '서울 마포구 월드컵북로 18길 12', '원산지: 돼지고기 국내산 / 소고기 호주산·국내산'. - Keep Korean consonant-vowel composition clean and readable; no broken Hangul jamo, no warped letters, and no missing comma separators in prices. - Main meat prices must be visually paired with the correct item names, and the meat section should remain the primary focus while side dishes, drinks, and store info support it. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Illegible tiny menu text - Celebrity composites

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Hotel room and stay photography editorial, 4-cut grid layout for accommodation listings and travel marketing. Premium property showcase that communicates room, bathroom, lounge, and view in one polished horizontal composition, like a realistic Korean hotel booking feature or travel magazine room tour. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Overall framing: a 4-panel horizontal grid with equal visual weight, each panel occupying about 25% of the width, with thin warm-gray dividers between panels and a refined editorial listing-card feel. - Subject placement: the main bed scene should feel like the hero panel, with the other three panels balanced in sequence for a premium accommodation preview; each panel should include natural hotel details that make the space believable and lived-in for a guest arrival. - Background treatment: realistic hotel interior surfaces and tactile material detail; use soft wall texture, wood grain, brushed metal, stone, linen, glass, amenity packaging, folded towels, lamps, curtains, and small guest-ready objects appropriate to {객실 컨셉}. - Spacing and framing direction: keep each panel clearly readable as bed, bathroom, lounge, and exterior view, with authentic depth, straight architectural lines, and enough contextual objects to feel like a real property shoot. - Add a subtle editorial header or lower caption strip across the grid with Korean room-tour information, such as “호텔 객실·숙박 사진”, “ROOM TOUR VOL.247”, “2026년 5월호”, “체크인 15:00 · 체크아웃 11:00”, “디럭스 더블 / 기준 2인”, and small panel labels. - Use {숙박 종류}, {객실 컨셉}, {4컷 구성}, {조명}, {컬러 톤}, {가격대 시그니처}, {비율} placeholders. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Panel 01 — Bed hero: a neatly made bed with premium linens, layered pillows, a textured throw blanket, upholstered or wood headboard, bedside lamp, phone, water glasses, room key card, folded welcome card, curtains, and warm wall sconces; frame it as the most inviting room feature, with the bed angled slightly to show depth and the headboard wall in full context. Add a small Korean caption: “01 침대 hero”. 2) Panel 02 — Bathroom: a polished bathroom scene with vanity, mirror, shower glass or bathtub visible, stacked towels, amenity tray, ceramic soap dish, robe hook, hair dryer pouch, and realistic reflections on marble, tile, chrome, or matte-black fixtures; the scene should feel freshly prepared by housekeeping, not empty. Add a small Korean caption: “02 욕실”. 3) Panel 03 — Lounge / sofa: a seating corner with sofa or armchair, side table, lamp, cushion, local magazine, notebook, ceramic cup, small vase or plant, power outlet detail, luggage stand or neatly placed small suitcase partially visible; composition should feel relaxed, upscale, and ready for a guest. Add a small Korean caption: “03 라운지·소파”. 4) Panel 04 — Window view: a framed city, ocean, mountain, or garden view depending on {숙박 종류}; show a real-world vista through a large window with curtain texture, slight glass reflection, balcony rail or window frame detail, atmospheric depth, and golden-hour light. Add a small Korean caption: “04 창밖 view”. 5) Price cue integration: subtly imply {가격대 시그니처} through material quality, fixture finish, amenity selection, view quality, room scale, and curated guest items; include a small price-style line such as “1박 25만원” as part of the editorial caption, not as a loud advertisement. 6) If the chosen property style is luxury-oriented, emphasize thicker textiles, darker accents, marble, brass or black metal details, generous room scale, layered lighting, and refined service touches; if it is value-oriented, keep the room efficient but still refined, with believable compact storage, clean bedding, practical amenities, and warm hospitality cues. 7) Include small listing metadata in Korean near the top or bottom edge: “시티 호텔 디럭스”, “모던 미니멀”, “자연광 + 따뜻한 다운라이트 / 황금시간”, “크림 + 우드 + 신선한 그린”, and “1536x1024 가로”, styled like an editorial information bar. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: if text overlay appears, use Pretendard SemiBold for titles and Noto Sans KR Regular for secondary lines, with title size around 34–42 px and secondary text around 18–22 px; panel captions may be smaller, around 14–16 px, in a refined hotel listing style. - Color palette: derive from {컬러 톤}; use warm cream, natural wood brown, soft sage green, off-white, charcoal gray, brass, stone beige, deep navy, or dark luxury accents as appropriate, with restrained saturation and believable interior color balance. - Border/shadow: thin clean white or warm gray dividers between panels, plus very subtle soft shadow around the full grid, approximately 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 12–15% opacity. - Graphic details: allow small editorial UI elements such as room number text, check-in/check-out line, tiny amenity icons, location/date label, and tasteful caption tags; keep them integrated with the photography so the final image feels like a premium hotel room-tour spread. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Canon EOS R5 full-frame interior photography look, RF 24mm to 35mm wide lens range, f/5.6 to f/8, straight verticals, high-detail room capture, realistic architectural perspective, tripod-stable framing. - Lighting: natural window light mixed with warm ceiling downlights, bedside lamps, vanity lighting, and golden-hour softness when possible; keep highlights controlled, shadows gentle, and surfaces dimensional. - Color grade: Marriott / Aman-inspired toned-down luxury, similar to a polished Korean premium hotel editorial; warm neutrals, balanced whites, slightly muted greens, natural wood warmth, and clean but realistic contrast. - Rendering detail: emphasize real fabric weave, towel texture, stone veining, brushed metal, glass reflections, curtain folds, wood grain, and subtle signs of guest readiness such as a room card, folded note, or tea set. [6. MOOD] Premium hotel magazine spread — Marriott and Aman toned-down luxury mixed with the clean polish of Korean Signiel and Shilla Stay, with realistic arrival-day warmth, refined hospitality, and a trustworthy accommodation-listing atmosphere. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: ensure these exact Korean strings appear correctly if shown in the design — “호텔 객실·숙박 사진”, “시티 호텔 디럭스”, “모던 미니멀”, “01 침대 hero”, “02 욕실”, “03 라운지·소파”, “04 창밖 view”, “자연광 + 따뜻한 다운라이트 / 황금시간”, “크림 + 우드 + 신선한 그린”, “1박 25만원”, “1536x1024 가로”. - Additional Korean editorial text may appear and must be legible, for example: “ROOM TOUR VOL.247”, “2026년 5월호”, “체크인 15:00 · 체크아웃 11:00”, “디럭스 더블 / 기준 2인”, “예약 문의 02-0000-0000”, “서울 중구 프리미엄 스테이”. - All 4 panels must show the same overall editorial grid logic and consistent luxury hotel realism. - Keep room architecture physically plausible, with correct perspective, straight lines, believable materials, realistic fixture scale, and natural reflections. - The final image should feel like a real photographed hotel room feature with polished editorial captions, not a flat mockup. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 배달앱용 매장·주방 신뢰 컷, 1:1 정사각형 비주얼로 매장의 청결감, 실제 조리 신뢰도, 포장 운영 흐름을 한눈에 전달하는 실사형 이미지. 상세한 조리 디테일, 실제 운영 중인 주방의 활기, 정돈된 매장 인테리어, 주문 확인과 포장 준비 장면이 함께 보이도록 구성해 앱 썸네일, 매장 소개, 신뢰 배너, 신규 입점 홍보 컷에 바로 쓰기 좋게 만든다. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - 화면 중심은 {매장 장면}이 차지하고, 주요 시선은 조리대와 핵심 작업 구역에 먼저 머물도록 60% 내외의 비중으로 배치. - 배경은 실제 배달 매장처럼 보이도록 주방 벽면, 스테인리스 선반, 우드 포인트, 화이트 타일, 작은 메뉴판, 주문 영수증 레일, 포장용 종이백, 소스통, 태블릿 주문 화면을 자연스럽게 포함한다. - 전경에는 깨끗한 조리대, 정돈된 도구, 신선 식재료, 반쯤 열린 재료 트레이, 작은 계량컵, 완성 접시 또는 포장 용기가 이어지도록 해 운영감과 신뢰감을 동시에 전달. - {비주얼 디테일}은 포컬 포인트로 넣고, 손·도구·재료의 관계가 명확히 보이도록 구성한다. 예: 집게로 채소를 올리는 손, 팬 가장자리의 윤기, 소스가 담긴 작은 스푼, 칼 옆의 가지런한 야채, 포장 용기에 붙은 라벨. - 전체 프레이밍은 정사각형에서 안정적인 중앙 집중형 구도이며, 상단에는 작은 매장 사인 또는 메뉴 보드가 읽히고 하단에는 재료와 조리대 질감, 포장 준비 디테일이 풍부하게 보이도록 설계. - 우측 또는 후면 벽에는 매장 신뢰 정보를 담은 작은 안내 카드와 영수증 클립을 배치한다. 카드에는 {매장명}, {매장 주소}, {매장 연락처}, {대표 메뉴}, {포장 문구}가 실제 매장 인쇄물처럼 보이게 들어간다. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Hero area (middle 55%): {매장 장면}을 중심으로 배치하되, 얼굴이 필요 없는 경우에는 셰프의 손, 집게, 팬, 칼, 접시, 포장 용기 같은 도구 중심으로 표현해 위생적이고 전문적인 인상을 강화. - Detail layer (foreground 20%): {비주얼 디테일}을 앞쪽에 선명하게 두어 재료의 신선함, 표면의 질감, 조리대의 청결 상태가 바로 읽히도록 구성. 야채의 물기, 고기 결, 소스의 점도, 스테인리스 반사, 우드 결이 실제 촬영처럼 보이게 한다. - Environment layer (background 25%): 주방 후면은 스테인리스, 우드, 화이트 타일, 정돈된 선반, 작은 칠판 메뉴, 주문서 클립, 포장 스테이션 중 여러 요소를 현실적으로 배치한다. 선반에는 소스병, 깨끗한 접시 더미, 라벨이 붙은 재료통, 테이크아웃 컵과 종이백이 보이게 한다. - Text & signage layer: 작은 메뉴판, 주문 보드, 포장 라벨, 태블릿 주문 화면에 실제 매장용 한국어 정보를 넣는다. 예: “{매장명}”, “오늘 조리”, “{대표 메뉴}”, “수제소스 추가 ₩1,000”, “주문번호 {주문번호}”, “포장 완료 {포장시간}”, “{포장 문구}”, “원산지 안내”, “배달앱 매장·주방 신뢰 컷”. 텍스트는 배경 속 사인과 라벨처럼 자연스럽게 보이게 한다. - Menu/pricelist layer: 벽면 미니 메뉴판에는 4개 내외의 메뉴와 가격을 포함한다. “직화덮밥 ₩9,500”, “닭갈비덮밥 ₩10,500”, “구운야채 추가 ₩2,000”, “수제소스 추가 ₩1,000”처럼 실제 배달 매장 메뉴판의 가격 체계를 반영한다. - Trust operation layer: 주문 영수증 레일에는 “주문번호 {주문번호}”, “요청사항: 덜 맵게”, “픽업 예정 12:25” 같은 작은 운영 문구가 보이고, 포장 봉투에는 “안심 포장”, “뜨거움 주의”, “감사합니다” 라벨이 붙어 있게 한다. - Tone bridge: {컬러 톤}을 전체 톤의 기준으로 적용해 재료색이 탁해지지 않게 하고, 음식과 공간의 색 대비가 또렷하게 드러나도록 조정. - Light emphasis: {라이팅}을 조리대 상단과 재료 표면에 집중시켜 윤기, 수분감, 청결한 반사를 살리고, 팬·칼·스테인리스 트레이의 하이라이트가 실제 주방 조명처럼 보이게 한다. - Camera framing: {카메라·렌즈} 기준의 얕은 심도로 전경 디테일을 선명히 하고 배경은 자연스럽게 깊이를 갖게 하며, 실제 매장 촬영처럼 보이되 과한 연출감은 피함. - Format handling: {비율}에 맞춰 중앙의 조리 구역과 상단 매장 사인, 하단 포장 디테일이 잘리지 않도록 구성하고, 앱 썸네일에서도 핵심 정보가 즉시 읽히는 안정적인 레이아웃 유지. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: 이미지 내 텍스트가 들어간다면 Pretendard SemiBold 또는 Noto Sans KR Bold를 기준으로, 작은 정보는 22~28px, 핵심 제목은 34~42px 수준의 단단한 산세리프 스타일. 메뉴판과 주문 영수증의 작은 글씨는 실제 인쇄물처럼 약간의 잉크 번짐과 종이 질감을 허용. - Color palette: {컬러 톤}을 바탕으로 wood brown, clean white, charcoal gray, stainless silver, fresh green 포인트를 사용하고, 음식 재료의 빨강·초록·노랑은 신선하게 보이되 전체 상업 사진 톤과 조화롭게 유지. - Border/shadow: 필요 시 소프트 드롭 섀도우를 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity 수준으로만 사용해 인위적인 광고 합성 느낌을 줄임. 메뉴판, 영수증, 작은 라벨은 실제 조명에 따른 자연 그림자를 갖게 한다. - Surface treatment: 조리대는 매트한 우드 또는 무광 스테인리스 느낌으로, 관리가 잘 된 표면의 미세한 사용감과 재질감을 유지한다. 타일 줄눈, 선반 모서리, 칼날 반사, 용기 라벨, 종이 봉투 접힘, 주문 영수증의 열전사 질감 등 세부 묘사를 살린다. - Real-world props: 위생 장갑, 행주, 깨끗한 트레이, 라벨 스티커, 포장 박스, 종이백, 영수증, 작은 타이머, 원산지 안내 카드, 온도계, 태블릿 주문 화면 같은 실제 매장 소품을 자연스럽게 포함해 신뢰도를 높인다. - App thumbnail readability: 작은 화면에서도 매장명, 대표 메뉴, 조리 장면, 포장 흐름이 한 번에 읽히도록 밝은 조리대와 진한 메뉴판의 대비를 살리고, 텍스트는 실제 사물 위에 인쇄된 형태로 배치한다. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Sony A7R V, 35mm f/1.4, ISO 400, f/2.8 느낌의 실사 촬영, 자연스러운 공간감과 음식 디테일이 함께 살아나는 스냅-에디토리얼 톤. - Lighting: 자연광 + 주방 펜던트 조명 조합, 창가 쪽에서 들어오는 부드러운 확산광과 상부 조명의 따뜻한 amber 빛이 섞인 구조, 하이라이트는 깨끗하게, 그림자는 얇게. - Color grade: warm wood + clean white + charcoal base에 약한 amber highlight와 muted green accent를 섞어, 위생적이면서도 식욕을 자극하는 절제된 상업 사진 톤. - Texture fidelity: 음식 표면의 수분감, 야채 단면, 소스 광택, 스테인리스의 은은한 스크래치, 우드 조리대의 결, 종이 영수증의 섬유질, 포장 봉투의 매트한 종이 질감이 실사처럼 표현되도록 한다. [6. MOOD] Indie restaurant editorial — Bon Appétit 스튜디오 푸드 촬영과 Aesop 매장 인테리어가 섞인 듯한, 정갈하고 신뢰감 있는 배달앱 비주얼. 실제 점심 피크 직전의 깨끗한 주방, 막 조리한 음식, 태블릿으로 들어온 주문, 라벨이 붙은 포장 용기, 픽업 대기 종이백이 차분하게 이어지는 따뜻한 운영 현장. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 이미지에는 다음 한국어 문자열이 정확히 보여야 함: “배달앱 매장·주방 신뢰 컷”, “{매장명}”, “오늘 조리”, “{대표 메뉴}”, “수제소스 추가 ₩1,000”, “주문번호 {주문번호}”, “포장 완료 {포장시간}”, “{포장 문구}”, “원산지 안내”, “{매장 주소}”, “{매장 연락처}”. - 벽면 미니 메뉴판 또는 카운터 카드에는 “직화덮밥 ₩9,500”, “닭갈비덮밥 ₩10,500”, “구운야채 추가 ₩2,000”, “수제소스 추가 ₩1,000”이 실제 가격표처럼 자연스럽게 배치되어야 함. - 손이 등장하면 손가락 수는 모두 자연스럽고 정확해야 하며, 과장된 관절 왜곡이나 비정상적인 손 모양이 없어야 함. - 조리도구, 접시, 식재료, 포장 용기, 메뉴판, 영수증, 태블릿 주문 화면은 실제 크기 비례를 지키고, 청결한 운영 공간처럼 보여야 함. - 배달앱용 신뢰 컷이므로 실제 매장 사진처럼 자연스러운 조리 순간을 유지하고, 과한 연기, 과장된 미식 광고 표현, 비현실적 증기 연출은 피함. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - 한글 깨짐 또는 읽을 수 없는 한국어 문자 - 가짜 공식 인증 마크, 공공기관 직인, 허위 위생 인증서 - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 배달앱의 매장 대표 이미지용 사진. 실제 매장 외관, 간판, 내부 좌석, 주방 일부 중 하나를 선명하고 신뢰감 있게 보여주며, 사용자가 주문 전 매장의 분위기와 청결함, 메뉴 정체성을 빠르게 이해할 수 있는 로컬 식당 홍보 컷. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - 주 피사체는 화면의 55~70%를 차지하도록 배치하고, {매장명}과 {업종}의 핵심 정보가 한눈에 들어오게 구성한다. - {매장모드}에 따라 간판, 외관 파사드, 유리문, 입구 매트, 내부 테이블, 주방 일부, 벽면 메뉴판, 카운터 메뉴 보드가 자연스럽게 함께 보이도록 구성한다. - 배경은 실제 매장 환경을 살려 벽면 페인트, 유리창 반사, 우드 테이블, 타일 바닥, 금속 손잡이, 메뉴판 종이 질감, 조명 갓의 생활감을 드러낸다. - 외관 모드에서는 출입문 옆 영업시간 스티커, 배달 픽업 안내, 작은 화분, 입간판, 이웃 가게의 흐릿한 존재감, 보도블록과 햇빛 그림자를 포함해 실제 동네 매장처럼 보이게 한다. - 내부 모드에서는 테이블 1~2개, 의자, 물컵, 수저통, 냅킨, 벽면 메뉴, 카운터, 주방 스테인리스 일부, 조리 중인 따뜻한 조명 반사를 넣어 운영 중인 매장의 신뢰감을 만든다. - 시선은 간판과 입구, 또는 대표 좌석과 메뉴판으로 자연스럽게 유도하고, 정사각 프레임 안에서 배달앱 썸네일로 작게 보아도 매장명과 분위기가 읽히도록 한다. - {대표메뉴}, {비주얼디테일}, {컬러톤}이 자연스럽게 연결되어 ‘실제로 주문 가능한 동네 맛집’처럼 보이는 명확한 대표 사진을 만든다. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - 1) Hero area: {매장명}의 대표 장면을 화면 중앙 또는 약간 상단에 배치하고, 간판 또는 내부 핵심 공간이 가장 먼저 보이도록 한다. - 2) Signage / storefront zone: 간판은 한글이 또렷하게 보이도록 정면에 가깝게 두고, 외관 모드에서는 입구, 유리문, 벽면 로고, 영업시간 스티커, 픽업 안내 문구가 함께 읽히게 한다. - 3) Real shop information: 유리문이나 작은 안내판에 {주소}, {연락처}, {영업시간}을 자연스럽게 배치하고, 배달앱 대표 사진에 어울리는 실제 매장 안내처럼 보이게 한다. - 4) Menu and price cues: 내부 또는 입구 근처 메뉴판에 {대표메뉴}와 {메뉴가격}을 3~5개 항목으로 배치하여 업종이 즉시 이해되도록 한다. - 5) Interior details: 내부 모드에서는 테이블, 의자, 수저통, 냅킨함, 벽면 메뉴판, 카운터, 주방 동선 일부, 따뜻한 조명 반사를 포함해 실제 운영 중인 매장 느낌을 만든다. - 6) Color anchoring: {컬러톤}을 바탕으로 벽면, 간판, 소품, 조명색, 목재 톤을 통일해 브랜드 인상이 명확하게 남도록 한다. - 7) Atmosphere cues: {시간대}의 자연광을 반영해 그림자 방향과 하이라이트를 맞추고, 지나치게 연출된 광고 세트보다 생활감 있는 동네 맛집의 실재감을 유지한다. - 8) Detail priority: {비주얼디테일}을 바탕으로 화분, 입간판, 메뉴 카드, 창문 스티커, 테이블 소품, 배달 픽업 선반 같은 작은 요소를 자연스럽게 배치한다. - 9) Camera fidelity: {카메라렌즈} 기준의 현실적인 심도와 원근을 유지해 상업 사진처럼 선명하지만 실제 촬영된 매장 사진처럼 보이게 한다. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: if any visible Korean signage or menu text appears, use clean Korean sans-serif lettering similar to Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, medium to bold weight, medium-large size, sharp edges. - Store text hierarchy: main sign uses bold large Korean lettering; menu board uses medium-weight Korean text with clear prices; door stickers and small notices use smaller but still legible Korean type. - Color palette: warm amber, wood brown, cream, muted beige, soft charcoal, with signature accent colors from {컬러톤}. - Texture and materials: include realistic glass reflections, painted signboard texture, brushed metal door handle, wood grain, tiled floor, paper menu board, laminated sticker edges, and soft fabric chair surfaces when applicable. - Border/shadow: subtle natural shadow under awning, table, signage, menu board, and entrance mat; use soft contact shadows, 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity. - Delivery app readability: the image should remain recognizable at thumbnail size, with the store name, shop category, and warm inviting atmosphere visible in a 1024x1024 square crop. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: shot on Sony A7R V, 24-70mm f/2.8 GM at 35mm, ISO 200, f/4, realistic commercial documentary framing. - Lighting: 낮 자연광 또는 늦은 오후 골든아워 기준, front-left daylight for exterior or soft window light from upper-left for interior, with gentle fill from the opposite side. - Color grade: warm amber + wood + cream grade with restrained contrast, slightly lifted shadows, clean neutral whites, no oversaturation. - Framing: square 1024x1024 delivery-app hero crop, eye-level or slightly above eye-level, straight verticals, realistic storefront geometry, crisp focus on sign and entrance or on interior hero table. - Rendering: high-resolution realistic photo, natural micro-contrast, readable Korean text, believable reflections on glass, no waxy surfaces. [6. MOOD] Neighborhood restaurant magazine cover feel — a polished local-food editorial similar to a gentle Kinfolk x food-business brochure aesthetic, but with practical delivery-app trust cues: clean entrance, readable menu, friendly pricing, real operating details, and warm local charm. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the store sign, menu board, door stickers, business hours, and any visible price text must be broken-free and legible in Korean. - Must visually preserve the chosen {매장명}, {업종}, {매장모드}, and {시간대} lighting logic. - If signage appears, it should read naturally as a real Korean shop sign, not a fake official institution mark. - Render these Korean details where composition allows: main sign “{매장명}”, category “{업종}”, menu board “{대표메뉴}”, price line “{메뉴가격}”, door notice “영업시간 {영업시간}”, contact line “문의 {연락처}”, location label “{주소}”, small promo phrase “{홍보문구}”. - For exterior mode, include a realistic entrance scene with glass door reflections, an A-frame menu board, potted plant, and a small pickup 안내 sticker reading “배달·포장 픽업”. - For interior mode, include a visible wall menu or counter menu, table setting, warm window light, and a clean but actively used restaurant atmosphere. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Broken Korean characters - Fake official seals / certifications - Celebrity composites or unauthorized celebrity portraits - Illegible random glyphs used as Korean signage

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean wedding moodboard editorial, vertical collage poster for wedding planning inspiration. Concept-driven visual board that combines style references, floral direction, table settings, props, schedule notes, venue cues, and color chips in a polished planner-meets-magazine layout. The final image should feel like a real printed wedding planning board photographed or scanned from a premium studio sample sheet, with tactile paper, taped photo references, handwritten notes, and practical planning details. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Center composition: a 3-column collage grid with the main concept anchor occupying the upper 35% of the page, supporting reference tiles filling the middle 40%, and color swatches + planner memo cards grounding the lower 25%. - Background treatment: warm ivory paper texture #F4F0E6 with faint recycled paper grain, subtle deckled-edge feel, soft vellum overlays, washi tape pieces, pencil guide marks, and tiny pinhole impressions. - Framing direction: editorial wedding-planner sheet with slightly asymmetrical handmade collage feel; {레이아웃} guides the tile arrangement while keeping image tiles, labels, swatches, and notes clearly readable. - Use {결혼 컨셉}, {컬러 팔레트}, {플로럴 디자인}, {소품}, {식기·테이블}, {무드 키워드}, {예식일}, {장소}, and {커플명} as semantic anchors for each visual block. - Include small realistic printed details: planner file code, page indicator, venue/date label, florist memo, table checklist, budget note, and subtle decorative line drawings matching the wedding theme. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Top hero band (upper 18%): large title area reading “결혼식 무드보드” with a smaller subtitle card showing “컨셉 · {결혼 컨셉}”. Add {커플명}, {예식일}, {장소}, and “담당 플래너 · {플래너명}” as compact planner metadata. 2. Main collage zone (middle 42%): arrange image tiles showing dress or venue cues, bouquet/floral close-ups, ceremony aisle texture, invitation paper, table styling, and prop styling in a balanced scrapbook grid with thin white photo edges and soft lifted shadows. 3. Floral focus tile: feature {플로럴 디자인} in a close-up botanical image with layered petals, greenery, ribbon tails, florist wire, and soft natural shadow, styled like an editorial flat-lay insert. Label it “플로럴” and add a tiny handwritten florist note. 4. Table styling tile: show {식기·테이블} with tactile detail — ceramic glaze, vintage glass reflections, linen folds, menu card edge, candle wax texture, natural centerpiece depth, and rustic wedding elegance. Label it “식기·테이블”. 5. Prop strip: place {소품} as small supporting visuals or cutout object photos, each framed like pasted reference snippets with tiny hand-drawn arrows, fabric tape, and Korean note tags such as “입구 장식”, “포토존”, “버진로드”. Label the strip “소품”. 6. Color palette area (lower 16%): display {컬러 팔레트} as 5–6 rectangular paint swatches with handwritten Korean labels, small HEX-style color chips, fabric/ribbon samples, and a label reading “컬러”. 7. Concept note area: include {결혼 컨셉} and {무드 키워드} as a handwritten callout card, making it the connecting thread across all collage pieces. Add “예산 메모 · {예산 메모}” as a practical planner note. 8. Footer planner band: include “레이아웃 · {레이아웃}”, “비율 · {비율}”, “페이지 · {페이지 표기}”, a tiny checklist row “꽃 / 테이블 / 소품 / 동선 / 촬영”, and a small studio-style contact placeholder “문의 · 플래닝 상담용 샘플”. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard SemiBold for main headings, Noto Sans KR Regular for labels, and a hand-drawn script style for annotations; title around 48–64px, labels around 18–24px, micro metadata around 12–16px. - Color palette: use the provided {컬러 팔레트} as the primary scheme, with ivory paper #F4F0E6, muted taupe #B7A89A, soft charcoal #2E2A27, dusty rose #D9A7A0, sage #9EA98E, terracotta #B86F52, and gold accents #C8A96A. - Border/shadow: thin white collage borders, soft drop shadows with 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity, subtle tape-like edges for pasted elements, and delicate gold pen lines around selected note cards. - Decorative graphics: add tasteful botanical line art, tiny heart marks, numbered sticker dots, torn kraft labels, vellum tabs, and paperclip details that match a real wedding planning moodboard. - Render the board as a finished premium planning poster, not a blank template; every visual tile should contain tangible wedding references, textures, and readable Korean labels. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: editorial still-life look shot on a Canon EOS R5 with 50mm f/1.8 for detail crops and 35mm f/2.8 for the overall flat-lay composition. - Lighting: soft overcast daylight from upper-left at 45°, gentle fill from the right, controlled specular highlights on glass, natural shadow falloff on paper, ribbon, linen, flowers, and ceramic surfaces. - Color grade: muted cream, sage, blush, terracotta, and warm gold with slightly desaturated contrast, like a wedding editorial spread from Martha Stewart Weddings mixed with Kinfolk. - Material realism: visible paper fibers, pressed flower veins, ribbon weave, linen wrinkles, translucent tape, pencil strokes, ink bleed on handwritten labels, and mild photo-print texture. [6. MOOD] Premium Korean wedding planner moodboard — a Kinfolk-meets-Martha Stewart Weddings editorial board with handcrafted scrapbook elegance, practical planning notes, romantic texture, and a warm personal studio feel. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 들어가야 하는 문구 — “결혼식 무드보드”, “컨셉”, “컬러”, “플로럴”, “소품”, “식기·테이블”, “레이아웃”, “비율”. - Additional readable Korean text to include: “{커플명}”, “{예식일}”, “{장소}”, “담당 플래너 · {플래너명}”, “예산 메모 · {예산 메모}”, “페이지 · {페이지 표기}”. - Layout invariant: collage must feel organized and readable, with clear separation between image tiles, swatches, planner metadata, checklist notes, and handwritten labels. - All text should be cleanly legible Korean; no broken syllables, no random English fragments in labels unless part of a styled reference note. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or fake celebrity wedding references

[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] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean small-business store interior photo zone mockup for Instagram check-ins, designed as a catalog-style proposal for an interior contractor. The scene should feel like a real in-store wall or corner installation, optimized for social-media photo-taking, with believable materials, store details, customer-facing signage, and Instagram-ready decorative touchpoints. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - The photo zone occupies one wall or corner inside the store, with the main backdrop taking about 70% of the frame and a realistic 15–20% walk-in/photo-taking area where one or two customers could stand. - The central typography zone sits at eye level, while seasonal decor, small props, framed labels, hashtag plaques, QR-style check-in signage, and shelf details frame both sides in a natural retail composition. - Background treatment: warm vintage interior surface with visible wood textures, cream-toned panels, illustrated wall graphics, raised lettering, subtle seams, screw caps, wall brackets, floor texture, and adjacent store details so it reads as a real indoor installation. - Include small Instagram-like micro details: a tiny handle label “@{매장 이름}”, a small hashtag strip “#오늘의인증샷 #신상포토존 #다시찾고싶은곳”, and tiny save/share icon-style graphics printed on a corner sticker or acrylic tag. - Use {매장 이름} as the main focal store identity, {매장 컨셉} as the overall styling direction, {주요 키워드} as the material and graphic accents, {시즌} as the seasonal decor cue, {포토존 주요 요소} as the structural decoration, {포토존 문구} as the central caption text, and {조명 스타일} for the atmosphere. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Main backdrop area: build a warm vintage photo wall that reads as a real interior installation, with an illustrated mural surface, layered {시즌} floral decoration, cream panel molding, wood trim, and tactile installed elements integrated into the wall. 2. Center text zone: place {포토존 문구} in large, high-contrast Korean lettering at the visual center, sized to command attention from a diagonal in-store viewpoint; use raised acrylic or painted dimensional letters with soft shadows. 3. Store identity layer: integrate {매장 이름} as a secondary brand cue on a small hanging plaque, wall-mounted sign, or printed acrylic tag; also include a tiny Instagram handle label “@{매장 이름}” near the lower side of the installation. 4. Side composition: place illustrated accents and prop objects on both sides, using {주요 키워드}, bread-themed illustration cards if appropriate, wood-framed details, cream-toned trims, ceramic mini objects, small baskets, dried flowers, ribbon tags, and realistic shelf props that feel naturally used in a store. 5. Instagram check-in details: add a small sign reading “인증샷 남기고 태그하면 오늘의 추억 완성”, a compact QR-style square labeled “체크인 QR”, a hashtag plaque with “#오늘의인증샷 #신상포토존 #매장데이트”, and tiny printed save/share icon-style marks on a sticker sheet. 6. Seasonal layer: add {시즌} elements through floral clusters, botanical graphics, pastel paper ornaments, small hanging garlands, and soft accent objects so the design feels current and photogenic. 7. Photo-taking space: create a clear standing spot using a small floor decal reading “여기서 찰칵”, a low bench or stool, and a warm-toned floor area in front or to the side of the backdrop so it feels natural for customers to pose. 8. Real store context: show a hint of adjacent counter edge, menu card, wall outlet, track light, ceiling detail, baseboard, or display shelf to ground the scene as an actual small-business interior rather than a flat poster. 9. Lighting setup: render {조명 스타일} so the wall graphics, typography, props, floor, and decor all feel warm, readable, and camera-friendly. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard Bold or Noto Sans KR ExtraBold for the main Korean copy, with clean geometric spacing and a size that occupies roughly 18–22% of the wall width; use smaller Pretendard Medium for supporting labels, hashtags, handle text, and small informational signs. - Color palette: cream #F5EDE0, warm beige #D9C7AE, wood brown #8B5E3C, soft peach #F2C7B8, muted green #9FB38A, accent terracotta #C96B4B. - Border/shadow: use subtle soft drop shadows under raised letters, about 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity, and thin wood-framed outlines for structure. - Materials: emphasize real interior materials such as lightly grained wood, matte acrylic lettering, painted plaster, cream wall panels, paper stickers, linen ribbon, ceramic props, metal sign brackets, and warm floor finishes. - Graphic detail: supporting stickers and tags should look printed and installed, including short Korean labels like “오늘의 포토존”, “찰칵!”, “좋아요 꾸욱”, and “태그 환영”. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 35mm full-frame lens at f/4, slightly angled from inside the store toward the photo zone, with a realistic interior photography perspective. - Lighting: warm tungsten practical lighting mixed with gentle natural daylight from one side, with soft shadow falloff and no harsh hotspots. - Color grade: warm cream + beige + wood brown with soft pastel spring accents, lightly desaturated for a polished interior-catalog look. - Render quality: realistic architectural-interior photography, visible depth, believable scale, accurate perspective, tactile surfaces, and crisp Korean signage suitable for a contractor proposal. [6. MOOD] Premium small-business interior proposal — like a stylish Instagrammable café wall concept seen in Kinfolk-meets-retail design catalog photography, but with enough lived-in retail detail to feel ready for real customers taking 인증샷. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보일 문구: "{포토존 문구}", "{매장 이름}" - Additional Korean text should be clean and legible where visible: “오늘의 포토존”, “여기서 찰칵”, “체크인 QR”, “#오늘의인증샷 #신상포토존 #매장데이트”, “좋아요 꾸욱”, “태그 환영”. - The text should be clean, legible, and correctly rendered in Korean without broken characters. - The photo zone must read as an in-store installation, not an outdoor signboard. - The composition should include a believable standing/posing area for one or two people while still showing rich wall details, props, signage, floor texture, and store context. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Premium coffee brand print-style single-product ad, photoreal still life with no people. Vertical editorial poster for social feed and OOH-ad-like presentation, enriched with realistic workspace details, printed-ad microcopy, and premium retail campaign information. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Single mug hero placement: the mug occupies the lower-middle 42% of the frame, slightly right of center, with the handle turned 3/4 toward the viewer; render {hero 비주얼} as a premium ceramic coffee mug with visible glaze, subtle steam, and realistic rim highlights. - Desk scene composition: warm wooden desk surface fills the lower 35%, with a black pen, a slim open laptop, a small linen notebook, a few roasted coffee beans, and a folded cream receipt card placed as secondary accents to suggest a refined premium workspace. - Background treatment: softly blurred indoor greenery bokeh, diffused daylight falloff, faint window-frame shapes, and warm café interior depth, creating a real editorial environment while keeping the mug visually dominant. - Typography space and framing: reserve the upper campaign area for the headline and brand message, integrated like a real premium print advertisement; all objects must be grounded by realistic contact shadows and natural reflections on the desk. - Add small realistic ad details: issue/date label “2026년 5월 캠페인”, micro credit “Photographed for {브랜드명}”, limited label “DESK RITUAL EDITION”, and a small barcode/QR-style information block at the lower-right without making it an official certification. - Use {브랜드명}, {메인 영문 헤드라인}, {한글 부카피}, {3대 가치}, {hero 비주얼}, {하단 카피}, {컬러 톤} to complete the ad layout. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Top header zone (upper 18%): place {브랜드명} as the brand masthead, refined and premium, aligned to the upper-left with clean tracking; add tiny campaign metadata nearby: “VOL.024”, “2026.05”, “PREMIUM MUG AD”. 2. Main headline zone (upper-mid 12%): set {메인 영문 헤드라인} in bold premium sans-serif, centered or slightly left-aligned, with strong visual hierarchy over the softly lit background. 3. Subcopy zone (mid 10%): place {한글 부카피} under the headline in smaller Korean type; include a short supporting Korean line such as “아침의 집중, 오후의 여유를 담다” if space allows. 4. Hero scene zone (middle 42%): render {hero 비주얼} as a photoreal still life, with the mug as the clear focal point; supporting workspace objects should feel naturally used, tactile, and premium, with the laptop screen softly blurred and the pen/notebook arranged as everyday desk context. 5. Product detail zone (lower-mid 12%): show {3대 가치} as three compact benefit lines, evenly spaced, using elegant separators; add small product-spec microcopy such as “355ml ceramic mug”, “gloss finish”, “daily ritual collection”. 6. Footer copy zone (bottom 8%): place {하단 카피} as the closing line, with the English phrase emphasized first and the Korean sentence below or beside it depending on balance; include a small barcode/QR-style block, store URL-like text “brand coffee ritual / scan for story”, and address-style microcopy “서울 특별시 프리미엄 커피 라운지”. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for Korean body text, with bold 700–800 weight for headlines and 400–500 weight for supporting lines; letter spacing slightly widened for the brand masthead. - Color palette: use {컬러 톤} as the core palette, with deep green #006241 as the anchor, warm amber highlights, golden wood browns, cream white background accents, and small graphite-black typography details. - Border/shadow: soft realistic drop shadow under the mug, 4px y-offset, 12px blur, about 15% opacity; no harsh outlines, no sticker edges. - Text treatment: premium ad layout with crisp alignment, rich editorial hierarchy, and small print details that look like a real retail campaign poster. - Graphic details: use fine divider lines, small barcode/QR-style blocks, tiny date labels, and subtle product-spec captions to enhance authenticity without competing with the mug. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: full-frame product still-life photographed with a 50mm lens at f/2.8, natural perspective, shallow enough depth to separate the mug from the background without losing object detail. - Lighting: soft window light from upper-left at about 45°, with a subtle fill from the right and gentle rim light on the mug edge to define its silhouette. - Color grade: warm cream, deep green, amber wood, and soft neutral shadows with a polished magazine editorial finish. - Surface rendering: wood grain must be visible, ceramic glaze should look smooth, premium, and slightly reflective; include realistic dust-free highlights, faint desk reflections, coffee bean texture, notebook linen fibers, laptop aluminum edges, and soft greenery bokeh. [6. MOOD] Premium coffee editorial — like a Kinfolk magazine product spread mixed with an Aesop retail still-life aesthetic, but with richer real-world campaign details, tactile desk objects, and a warm premium café atmosphere. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확히 보여야 함. - "커피 그 이상의 공간 / 당신의 하루가 더 특별해지는 곳, 스타벅스가 함께합니다." - "QUALITY COFFEE — 최고의 품질과 윤리적 원두 구매를 고집합니다" - "MEANINGFUL CONNECTION — 사람과 사람을 잇는 따뜻한 연결을 만듭니다" - "BETTER FUTURE — 지속 가능한 미래를 위해 오늘도 노력합니다" - "이 공간, 이 순간, 이 커피는 당신만의 이야기로 완성됩니다." - English text accuracy: "More than Coffee" and "MAKE IT yours" must appear exactly as written. - Additional realistic small text may appear if readable, such as “2026년 5월 캠페인”, “VOL.024”, “DESK RITUAL EDITION”, “355ml ceramic mug”, and “Photographed for {브랜드명}”. - The image must be a single-product still life with no people, no hands, no crowd, and no additional beverage hero. - The mug must remain the dominant hero object, with realistic proportions and clean object edges. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Premium café advertisement poster, still-life only, luxury editorial feel for a coffee and dessert brand. Vertical poster for premium brand marketing, designed as a real printed café campaign poster with rich product photography, seasonal promotion details, and a refined magazine-ad aesthetic. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Center composition: the {hero 비주얼} occupies about 58% of the lower-middle frame, with the headline block stacked in the upper 22% and the value list aligned in the lower-right or lower-left margin. - Background treatment: warm beige café-poster backdrop with subtle paper grain, soft wall-to-table transition, faint coffee-toned shadow falloff, and premium printed-ad texture that feels tactile and photographed. - Spacing and framing: elegant editorial asymmetry with realistic café tabletop context; allow tasteful supporting items such as a folded linen napkin, gold dessert fork, small receipt slip, cacao dust, a few coffee beans, and a slim menu card to enrich the still life without overpowering the main product. - Main copy layout: place {브랜드명} as a small brand line at top, {메인 한글 헤드라인} large and dominant, {부카피} beneath in smaller text, and {3대 가치} as a structured three-item block. - Poster information layer: include a small campaign date label, signature set price, store/location line, social handle, QR coupon box, and sponsor/partner strip near the bottom like a real premium café advertisement. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Top brand zone: set {브랜드명} small and centered near the top, with refined tracking and restrained luxury spacing, like a premium café masthead; add a tiny line below reading “PREMIUM CAFÉ COLLECTION · VOL.05”. 2. Headline zone: set {메인 한글 헤드라인} in a bold Korean display style, spanning 2 lines with clear line breaks, high contrast against the background, occupying the upper third without touching the edges. 3. Subcopy zone: place {부카피} directly below the headline in smaller sans-serif text, keeping the English phrase integrated naturally and aligned to the same grid; add a compact seasonal tag reading “MAY DESSERT PAIRING”. 4. Hero still life zone: render {hero 비주얼} on a round stone table surface, with the black coffee mug, tall glass latte, and chocolate cake slice arranged in a balanced triangle; include realistic details such as crema sheen, latte condensation, cake crumb texture, glossy chocolate layers, a ceramic saucer, gold spoon, small leaf sprig, folded cream napkin, and subtle logo detail as secondary accents, with no human presence. 5. Value block zone: present {3대 가치} as three stacked benefit lines with clear separators, using compact editorial spacing and crisp alignment for premium ad readability. 6. Footer promotion zone: add a tasteful bottom band containing “SIGNATURE SET ₩7,500”, “2026.05.01–05.31”, “전국 주요 매장”, “@premiumcafe.kr”, a small QR coupon area labeled “쿠폰 QR”, and a slim sponsor/partner area reading “with ROASTING LAB · DESSERT ATELIER”. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard SemiBold for supporting copy, Noto Sans KR Bold for the headline, and a refined serif accent like Noto Serif KR or Nanum Myeongjo for a premium editorial touch; headline size should feel poster-large, supporting text medium-small, footer microcopy finely typeset like a real printed campaign. - Color palette: use {컬러 톤} as the core palette, with deep charcoal #1f1f1f, warm beige #e8dfca, and gold #b8924a; allow off-white highlights for paper, foam details, napkin fibers, and table reflections. - Graphic accents: use thin gold divider lines, small circular bullet marks, restrained café icons, tiny QR-box geometry, and delicate editorial rules to create an authentic premium poster layout. - Shadows and material realism: add soft realistic contact shadows under table objects, roughly 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity; show natural glass reflections, porcelain highlights, paper grain, crumbs, condensation, and subtle print texture. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: premium product editorial shot, 85mm lens at f/4.0, slightly elevated front angle with clean perspective control, comparable to high-end café print photography. - Lighting: soft window light from upper-left at about 45°, with a gentle fill from right and a faint warm rim on the glassware; reflections should feel controlled, glossy, and realistic. - Color grade: warm cream + caramel + charcoal with restrained gold highlights, subtle contrast, and a polished magazine print finish. - Realism cues: macro-level dessert texture, visible cake layers, coffee crema depth, latte gradient, chilled glass condensation, slight stone-table imperfections, fine linen weave, and realistic ink-on-paper typography. [6. MOOD] Luxury café editorial — a Kinfolk-meets-contemporary café advertisement feel, polished and calm like a premium magazine spread, but with enough real campaign details, tabletop texture, and café merchandising cues to feel like an actual poster displayed in-store. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following Korean strings must appear exactly as written: - “일상의 작은 쉼표, / 투썸 한 잔의 여유” - “바쁜 하루 속, 커피와 디저트가 전하는 나만의 편안한 순간” - “최상급 원두로 완성한 깊고 풍부한 풍미” - “신선한 재료로 정성껏 만든 다양한 디저트” - “편안한 분위기 속에서 온전한 나만의 시간” - Additional small Korean/price details to render clearly where appropriate: - “SIGNATURE SET ₩7,500” - “2026.05.01–05.31” - “전국 주요 매장” - “쿠폰 QR” - “오늘의 여유를 예약하세요” - No people, no crowd, no human hands, no faces; keep the image as a premium still-life café advertisement. - Keep all Korean characters perfectly rendered and readable, with clean spacing and no broken glyphs. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 - title: 프리미엄 커피 브랜드 광고 [1. PURPOSE] Premium coffee brand advertising poster for a global cafe identity, designed as a high-end A4 vertical campaign visual with editorial magazine polish. Brand-led lifestyle ad that balances product, cafe space, seasonal promotion, and human connection in a refined commercial photography style. The poster should feel like a real in-store campaign print: premium hero photography, clear brand story, event details, QR reservation cue, small partner strip, and polished footer information. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Overall composition: {레이아웃}. - Left column: deep green campaign information panel containing {브랜드명}, {캠페인명}, {메인 영문 헤드라인}, {한글 부카피}, the three value statements, and small editorial divider lines. - Right hero zone: warm wood tabletop cafe scene featuring {hero 비주얼}, with realistic ceramic glaze, coffee surface reflections, paper grain, wood texture, pastry crumbs, receipt edge, roasted beans, and soft natural shadow. - Lifestyle presence: integrate {인물라이프스타일컷} as a secondary photographic moment, either softly visible in the cafe background or as a small editorial inset aligned with the grid. - Bottom campaign footer: include {하단 카피}, {프로모션기간}, {이벤트정보}, {장소및시간}, {티켓안내}, {가격정보}, {매장정보}, {QR안내}, {소셜태그}, and {후원및파트너} as believable printed poster information. - Decorative graphics: add restrained coffee-bean contour marks, small steam-line icons, a narrow vertical side credit using {사이드크레딧}, and fine typographic rules that support a premium cafe identity. - The final visual should read immediately as a premium coffee campaign poster at 1024x1536, with a clear left-to-right hierarchy and rich, realistic cafe details. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Left header block: place {브랜드명} at the top-left in refined branding text, then place {캠페인명} as a small campaign label above or near the main headline. 2. Main headline block: set {메인 영문 헤드라인} as the dominant typographic statement using a large editorial serif style, with strong contrast against the green panel. 3. Korean subcopy block: place {한글 부카피} under the headline in smaller Korean copy, using clean line spacing and crisp hierarchy. 4. Value block: present {3대 가치} as three separate compact items, each with a small icon, rule, or dot marker; include coffee bean, people-connection, and sustainability-inspired micro symbols. 5. Right hero scene: show {hero 비주얼} as the visual anchor on a warm wood surface, including realistic product contact shadows, ceramic highlights, natural grain, condensation or steam detail, notebook paper texture, pen metal reflection, and plant bokeh. 6. Lifestyle integration: place {인물라이프스타일컷} as a candid cafe moment that extends the brand story, with believable posture, laptop, books, tableware, and warm ambient light. 7. Footer information system: build a real poster footer with {프로모션기간}, {이벤트정보}, {장소및시간}, {티켓안내}, {가격정보}, {매장정보}, a small QR code area labeled {QR안내}, {소셜태그}, and {후원및파트너}. 8. Side credit and production detail: add {사이드크레딧} vertically along one edge, plus tiny print-production style text such as campaign code, print date, or poster series number. 9. Palette application: use {컬러 톤} as the core color logic, with deep green on the left, amber-wood warmth on the right, cream text, dark espresso accents, and subtle gold highlights. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Playfair Display or Garamond for the English headline in bold serif styling, plus Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for Korean copy in clean medium-to-regular weights; headline size should feel large and editorial, subcopy and event details should remain highly legible. - Color palette: derive the design from {컬러 톤}; emphasize deep green #006241, warm amber, golden wood, cream white, espresso brown, muted olive, and natural paper neutrals. - Print realism: include slight paper grain, ink-like deep green density, precise typographic alignment, realistic QR label block, fine divider rules, and small sponsor/partner text that resembles an actual printed retail poster. - Shadow and depth: use a soft realistic drop shadow around the hero mug and objects, about 4px vertical offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity; add natural contact shadow under notebook, pen, cup, and receipt. - Brand treatment: real cafe brand styling and logo placement are allowed; keep the logo clean, correctly proportioned, and integrated into the campaign layout. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Hasselblad X2D 100c with XCD 80mm f/2.8 at ISO 100, f/4 for the hero scene; optional secondary lifestyle detail can feel like Sony A7R V with 50mm f/1.4 for candid commercial realism. - Lighting: soft natural side light from the left at roughly 45°, gentle fill from the front, warm golden-hour ambience, subtle highlight roll-off on the mug and tabletop, realistic plant bokeh in the background. - Color grade: warm cream, deep green, amber wood, espresso brown, and soft golden neutrals with a refined magazine print tone, controlled contrast, and realistic saturation. - Material detail: ceramic mug glaze, coffee crema, wood grain, recycled paper receipt, linen napkin fibers, matte notebook cover, glossy logo ink, and tiny dust or light particles should feel tactile and photographed. [6. MOOD] Premium coffee campaign editorial — a Starbucks-inspired commercial poster with Kinfolk magazine calm, warm cafe lifestyle storytelling, seasonal event credibility, and polished global brand confidence. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확히 보이도록 렌더링할 것: - 스타벅스 STARBUCKS — Starbucks Coffee Company - SPRING RESERVE TASTING - More than Coffee — 커피 그 이상의 경험 - 커피 그 이상의 공간 / 당신의 하루가 더 특별해지는 곳, 스타벅스가 함께합니다. - QUALITY COFFEE — 최고의 품질과 윤리적 원두 구매를 고집합니다 - MEANINGFUL CONNECTION — 사람과 사람을 잇는 따뜻한 연결을 만듭니다 - BETTER FUTURE — 지속 가능한 미래를 위해 오늘도 노력합니다 - 2026.05.01–05.31 - 매주 금·토 16:00 / 서울 종로 리저브 매장 - 참가 무료 · 모바일 QR 예약 - 오늘의 커피 Tall ₩4,500 / 리저브 핸드드립 ₩7,500 / 시그니처 라떼 ₩6,200 - 서울 종로구 세종대로 172 | 02-1522-3232 - 공식 파트너: 지속가능 커피 랩 · 로컬 베이커리 - @starbucks_korea #MakeItYours #오늘의커피 - "MAKE IT yours" - 이 공간, 이 순간, 이 커피는 당신만의 이야기로 완성됩니다. - Visual integrity: hands, cups, notebook, QR block, receipt, logo, and lifestyle figures must be anatomically and materially believable; no extra fingers, warped mugs, melted typography, or distorted logo geometry. - Layout consistency: left column, right hero, lifestyle moment, side credit, and bottom footer must remain clearly readable as one premium poster system. - Rendered Korean must be sharp, correctly spaced, and placed on stable flat surfaces or clean typography layers. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / government-style certification marks - Broken Korean characters / garbled typography - Celebrity composites or recognizable celebrity likenesses - Anatomically distorted hands, faces, cups, or warped product logos

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Premium dark café advertisement poster for a luxury-brand coffee and dessert campaign, designed as a vertical A4 editorial poster with polished commercial photography, real printed-poster details, and persuasive in-store campaign information. Suitable for premium café window display, counter standee reproduction, social media promo, seasonal dessert-pairing campaign visuals, and luxury coffee brand launch advertising. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject placement: the hero still life sits in the center-lower 55% of the frame, while the headline block occupies the top 20% and the value-summary / campaign-information block anchors the bottom 18%. - Background treatment: deep charcoal matte backdrop with a subtle gradient from near-black top-left to warm dark brown bottom-right, faint stone texture around the table area, and realistic café ambience such as soft reflected highlights, distant warm pendant-light glow, and a barely visible dark wood counter edge. - Spacing and framing: build a premium editorial hierarchy with controlled breathing room, layered microcopy, date labels, ticket-style campaign information, and refined decorative lines so the poster feels like a real café promotion rather than a sterile mockup. - Use {브랜드명}, {메인 한글 헤드라인}, {부카피}, {3대 가치}, {hero 비주얼}, {컬러 톤}, {레이아웃}, {인물·lifestyle 컷} exactly as the customizable campaign elements. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Top header zone: place {메인 한글 헤드라인} in a bold, elegant display arrangement near the upper center, with {브랜드명} aligned as the brand anchor above or near it; keep the headline visually dominant and poster-scale, supported by a small date label such as “2026 MAY CAMPAIGN” and “VOL.05 DESSERT PAIRING WEEK”. 2. Subcopy zone: position {부카피} directly below the headline in a smaller, clean sans-serif line, with refined letter spacing; add one short Korean feature blurb line nearby, for example “오늘의 커피와 디저트를 더 깊게 즐기는 시간”. 3. Hero still life zone: render {hero 비주얼} as the central product cluster on a round stone table, with the mug, latte glass, and chocolate cake forming a triangular composition; include realistic crema, condensation on glass, cake crumb detail, a dark ceramic saucer, a folded linen napkin, a small dessert fork, a tiny leafy branch, and a subtle logo detail for campaign realism. 4. Lifestyle connection zone: integrate {인물·lifestyle 컷} as a secondary editorial moment, either as a soft side panel, inset photo strip, or visually linked cutaway that feels like part of the same café campaign; show believable café gestures such as a hand holding a cup, a customer by a window, or a quiet table scene with warm reflections. 5. Campaign information zone: add a refined poster information strip with event details, using Korean text such as “기간 2026.05.01–05.31”, “장소 전국 프리미엄 매장”, “시간 매일 10:00–22:00”, and “디저트 페어링 세트 ₩7,500부터”; include a small coupon / ticket stub area reading “PAIRING TICKET” and a tiny QR-style square or barcode-like block for realism. 6. Value block zone: place {3대 가치} in a bottom gray-toned information box or structured panel, using compact spacing and clear hierarchy so each value reads like a premium feature line; add subtle divider rules, small numerals 01 / 02 / 03, and muted-gold icons or dots. 7. Layout system zone: follow {레이아웃} as the overall spatial blueprint, including the vertical English side line, dark top copy area, centered hero zone, lower structured value block, sponsor / store-info footer, and small credit text such as “Photo by Studio Seoul / Barista Selection”. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard ExtraBold or Noto Sans KR Bold for the main headline, Pretendard Medium for subcopy, and a condensed sans-serif for the 3-value block; headline size should feel poster-scale, with tight but readable line spacing and crisp Korean glyph rendering. - Color palette: apply {컬러 톤} with exact anchors like deep charcoal #1f1f1f, warm beige #e8dfca, muted gold #b8924a, espresso brown, cream foam white, and soft stone gray for the lower panel. - Poster graphic details: include thin muted-gold rules, small typographic labels, date chips, ticket-like perforation marks, a refined sponsor / store-info footer, and subtle café menu-style dividers that enhance the luxury campaign without overpowering the food photography. - Texture and material realism: show matte paper grain, stone table pores, ceramic glaze, glass rim highlights, chocolate ganache sheen, cake crumb texture, linen weave, and tiny coffee splashes or sugar dust where natural. - Border/shadow: use a soft realistic drop shadow with 4px y-offset, 12px blur, and 15% opacity under cups, glass, cake, fork, napkin, and table edges; use refined hairline framing and embedded print-poster details instead of flat boxed sticker graphics. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Hasselblad X2D 100c with XCD 80mm f/2.8 at ISO 100, f/4, or Sony A7R V with 50mm f/1.4 for the lifestyle component; maintain premium campaign-photography sharpness and natural depth. - Lighting: soft studio key from upper-left at 45° with a subtle fill from right, plus gentle rim separation on glassware; for the lifestyle cut, use window light from the side with visible ambient café reflections, warm highlights on skin and cup rims, and natural shadow falloff. - Color grade: deep espresso brown, warm beige, muted gold highlights, restrained contrast, slightly lifted shadows, and rich dark tonal separation that preserves detail while keeping a luxury café mood. - Real-world finish: the final image should feel like a photographed premium printed poster displayed in a café or professionally composed for an advertising campaign, with believable scale, tactile surfaces, and readable promotional information. [6. MOOD] Premium café editorial campaign — feels like a Kinfolk-meets-Aesop product spread with high-end Seoul café advertising polish, dark luxury ambience, warm dessert-pairing comfort, and a real seasonal campaign poster presence. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: “일상의 작은 쉼표, / 투썸 한 잔의 여유”, “바쁜 하루 속, 커피와 디저트가 전하는 나만의 편안한 순간”, “PREMIUM COFFEE — 최상급 원두로 완성한 깊고 풍부한 풍미”, “DELICIOUS DESSERT — 신선한 재료로 정성껏 만든 다양한 디저트”, “COMFORTABLE SPACE — 편안한 분위기 속에서 온전한 나만의 시간”, “A TWOSOME PLACE — Coffee & Dessert”. - Additional Korean poster microcopy should be clear and realistic: “2026 MAY CAMPAIGN”, “기간 2026.05.01–05.31”, “장소 전국 프리미엄 매장”, “시간 매일 10:00–22:00”, “디저트 페어링 세트 ₩7,500부터”, “PAIRING TICKET”, “Photo by Studio Seoul”, and “Barista Selection”. - All food, glassware, tableware, printed text, QR-style blocks, and lifestyle elements must look physically plausible; if hands appear, fingers must be natural and complete. - Preserve a true premium café campaign hierarchy: brand, headline, subcopy, hero products, lifestyle connection, campaign details, value block, and footer information. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Korean small business storefront facade design mockup, signboard-centered exterior presentation, catalog-ready architectural visual. Graphic design meets real street photography, suitable for branding proposal, leasing deck, local business launch, and interior magazine presentation. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Street-facing storefront shown from the front or a slight 15° angle, with the facade occupying about 70% of the frame and the remaining 30% used for sidewalk, curb, neighboring storefront edges, and believable Korean street context. - Main signboard placed in the upper facade zone, entrance door and show window aligned directly beneath it, and a small A-frame menu board, standing side sign, or window poster visible near the entrance. - Background is a real urban Korean street environment: textured pavement, yellow tactile paving blocks, curb line, utility pole or streetlamp, delivery scooter trace, small planter boxes, window reflections, neighboring shop trim, and natural street wear. - Keep all design elements harmonized under {매장 컨셉}, with the overall architecture, signage hierarchy, finish quality, and night/day readability guided by {주요 재질}, {조명}, and {시각적 스타일}. - Use {매장 이름}, {업종}, and {간판 언어} as the visible storefront identity, supported by small realistic retail information such as hours, address line, phone number, QR sticker, and promotional window text. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Facade header area: Place the main signboard across the top facade, with {매장 이름} as the primary brand text and a smaller secondary line that reflects {업종}, balanced left-to-right within a clean rectangular or softly rounded frame. - Main signboard material: Render the signboard in {주요 재질} with visible grain, seams, brushed surface, painted texture, screw caps, mounting brackets, or edge thickness; make it slightly weathered but well-maintained, paired with matte painted surfaces for a neighborhood retail feel. - Typography layer: Set the sign text in clear Korean lettering for {간판 언어}, with strong legibility from the street; use a modern sans serif for any English portion and a compact Korean font for the main name. Add smaller supporting text such as “SINCE 2026”, “LOCAL STORE”, “OPEN DAILY”, or “예약·문의 02-000-2026” without competing with the main name. - Entrance zone: Place a glass door or framed wooden door directly below the signboard, with handle detail, door closer, threshold strip, small security keypad, business-hour decal, and subtle interior glimpse through the window. - Show window area: Add a display window beside the door with believable merchandise or service-related silhouettes based on {업종}, layered reflections of the street, vinyl lettering, a small poster, and window decals that match {매장 컨셉}. Include Korean details such as “영업시간 10:00–21:00”, “월요일 휴무”, “신규 오픈 이벤트”, or “예약 가능”. - Side display: Include a small stand sign or menu board near the sidewalk edge, angled slightly toward pedestrians, with short Korean copy like “오늘의 추천”, “대표 메뉴”, “상담 가능”, or “TAKE OUT”, plus a few price or service lines such as “₩7,500”, “30분 상담”, or “2인 세트”. - Street context: Add Korean urban details such as potted plants, a narrow curb, drain cover, streetlamp, tactile paving, wall-mounted utility box, small parcel box, bicycle wheel edge, cafe-style stool, or neighboring awning edge positioned so they frame the facade while preserving sign visibility. - Retail information layer: Add a small address strip or door decal in Korean, e.g. “서울 마포구 연남로 24 1F”, “@store_official”, “010-0000-2026”, and a small QR code-like square sticker near the entrance, rendered as realistic micro-graphics. - Tone consistency: Keep the storefront palette and material contrast unified so the exterior feels like a real, buildable design proposal with accurate scale, believable installation details, and natural aging rather than an exaggerated concept render. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Use Pretendard Bold or Noto Sans KR Bold for the main Korean name, medium weight for supporting text, and clean condensed sans serif for English; main sign letters should be large enough to read clearly at street distance. - Color palette: Base the scheme on warm wood brown, soft cream, muted beige, charcoal gray, and accent tones drawn from {매장 컨셉}; keep saturation calm and use approachable neighborhood storefront colors. - Signage hierarchy: Make {매장 이름} the largest element, {업종} the second-level descriptor, and hours/address/promotional text as small but readable supporting details on the window, door, or side board. - Border/shadow: Add subtle realistic contact shadows under the signboard and around the window frames, with a soft 4px y-offset and 12px blur at about 15% opacity. - Surface treatment: Preserve crisp facade edges, lightly textured wall paint, realistic sealant lines, metal fasteners, wood or stone grain from {주요 재질}, and controlled reflections on glass; glossy finishes may appear only where they are physically plausible, such as acrylic channel letters or glass. - Environmental realism: Include light dust, tiny scratches on metal, slight paint variation, rain marks near the curb, sticker residue on glass, and natural sidewalk wear to make the proposal feel photographed on an actual Korean street. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 35mm full-frame street photography perspective, equivalent to a 35mm f/2.8 lens at eye level, with mild architectural correction and natural perspective. - Lighting: Use soft overcast daylight or late-afternoon golden hour from upper-left, with gentle shadow falloff and a faint warm bounce from the sidewalk; {조명} should visibly influence the sign edge, entrance glow, or window reflection. - Color grade: Warm cream, honey brown, beige, soft charcoal, and muted urban gray, with an editorial tone similar to Kinfolk storefront features and Dezeen-style architectural photography. - Rendering quality: Photorealistic facade visualization with accurate scale, realistic glass reflections, readable Korean signage, tactile materials, and small retail details that reward close viewing. [6. MOOD] Premium neighborhood storefront editorial — a calm Kinfolk x Aesop retail facade presentation with a realistic Korean street mood, lived-in commercial detail, and a believable opening-day branding atmosphere. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 다음 문구가 정확히 보여야 함: "{매장 이름}", "{업종}". - The signboard typography must be fully legible, with no broken Hangul, no mirrored characters, and no mixed-up spacing in the Korean text. - The composition must clearly show the main signboard, entrance, and window as a coherent storefront system. - Add realistic Korean storefront micro-copy where appropriate, such as “영업시간 10:00–21:00”, “서울 마포구 연남로 24 1F”, “예약·문의 02-000-2026”, “신규 오픈”, or “오늘의 추천”, while keeping {매장 이름} visually dominant. - If English text is used, it should remain secondary to the Korean brand name and should not overpower the facade identity. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Local Korean restaurant lunch menu advertising poster for SNS feed, neighborhood noticeboard, and A4-style print flyer. Designed to communicate lunch set options, pricing, hours, location, phone contact, and a practical coupon-style callout with a warm local eatery atmosphere. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main composition: {비주얼메인} placed in the center 45–55% of the frame, with {매장명} and a bold “LUNCH MENU” headline at the top 15–18%, then menu pricing, time, address, and contact information anchored in the lower 30%. - Background treatment: matte warm beige paper with lightly visible kraft-paper fibers, subtle wood-table edge, small realistic dining details such as chopsticks sleeve, spoon, folded napkin, stainless cup reflection, soy-sauce stain dot, and a tiny receipt clip used as atmosphere around the food area. - Framing direction: vertical poster hierarchy with strong top-to-bottom reading flow; maintain clear separation between hero food photography, menu price grid, time strip, and footer contact area. - Use {매장명}, {업종}, {런치메뉴}, {런치시간}, {시그니처카피}, {주소}, {전화번호}, {휴무안내}, {주문안내}, {포스터날짜}, {스폰서문구}, {쿠폰문구}, {대표해시태그} as editable text elements. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Top header band: place {매장명} as the primary masthead in large bold Korean type, with {업종} as a smaller descriptor underneath; add “LUNCH MENU” in condensed English lettering and a small date label “{포스터날짜}” near the corner. 2. Hero food zone: feature {비주얼메인} as the visual centerpiece, shot to look freshly plated and appetizing, with visible rice, side dishes, steam, glossy sauce texture, stew surface, sesame garnish, and realistic tableware proportions; use a slight shadow underneath to lift it from the printed poster background. 3. Signature copy zone: set {시그니처카피} near the hero image or just below it, styled like a short promotional slogan on a red brush-stroke ribbon or paper sticker. 4. Menu list zone: present {런치메뉴} in a stacked price-board layout with dotted leaders, won pricing, and thin charcoal divider lines; group the list inside a light rice-white panel so items scan quickly. 5. Time and order strip: display {런치시간} as a compact chili-red strip near the menu list; add {주문안내}, {전화번호}, and a small takeaway-bag or phone icon treatment for practical ordering information. 6. Footer information area: include {주소}, {휴무안내}, {대표해시태그}, and {스폰서문구}; add {쿠폰문구} as a small tear-off coupon box or stamp-like rectangle with scissors mark, plus simple decorative graphics such as rice-grain dots, chili pepper illustration, steam lines, and thin rule dividers. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard ExtraBold or Noto Sans KR Bold for the main title, Pretendard SemiBold for menu items, and Noto Sans KR Regular for supporting details; headline around 64–88px, menu text around 30–40px, time text around 24–28px, footer details around 18–24px. - Color palette: follow {컬러톤}; recommended palette warm beige #F3E7D3, wood brown #B98B62, dark charcoal #2B2B2B, chili red #D94B3D, rice white #FFF8EF, sesame yellow #E7C66A. - Layout system: follow {레이아웃}; use a strong rectangular menu panel, dotted price leaders, small date badge, coupon box, footer contact bar, and consistent left/right alignment for fast readability. - Border/shadow: add a soft realistic drop shadow under the food image (0px x-offset, 6px y-offset, 16px blur, 18% opacity), thin charcoal divider lines at 1–2px, and a slightly darker kraft-paper outer frame for a printed flyer feel. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: top-down food poster feel with a 50mm lens look at f/5.6, or a gentle 45° food-photography angle using a 35mm prime for a more natural restaurant-ad look. - Lighting: soft diffused daylight from upper-left, subtle fill from right, realistic highlights on glossy sauce and soup surface, faint steam over hot dishes, no harsh flash reflections. - Color grade: warm beige and wood tones balanced with rich red-brown food color, slightly muted contrast, clean editorial restaurant print finish with tactile paper texture. [6. MOOD] Neighborhood lunch-special poster with the practical editorial charm of a Korean local diner ad: friendly, filling, affordable, and believable as something taped near an office building elevator or shared on a local SNS account. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the rendered poster must contain these strings exactly as written: "한솔식당", "한식 백반·찌개 전문", "제육 정식 9,000원 / 김치찌개 정식 8,500원 / 된장찌개 정식 8,000원 / 제육 + 계란말이 10,500원", "평일 11:30 ~ 14:30", "오늘의 든든한 한 끼", "서울 마포구 월드컵북로 12길 8", "02-3141-0824", "매주 일요일 휴무", "포장 주문 가능", "2026년 5월 점심 특선", "인근 사무실 단체주문 환영", "점심시간 음료 1잔 서비스", "#마포점심 #한식백반 #오늘뭐먹지". - Layout requirement: menu prices must be aligned and readable; separate the food image, menu panel, time strip, coupon box, and footer information into clear poster zones. - Food depiction requirement: if side dishes are visible, show them as a complete set of 4 or more small banchan portions with realistic plating proportions. - Print realism requirement: include tactile paper grain, believable tableware shadows, and small local-flyer details such as coupon perforation marks, date badge, and contact footer. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Illegible pricing or duplicated menu lines - Celebrity composites or fake celebrity endorsements

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Commercial Korean novel cover / manga-style literary paperback cover for bookstore shelves and online retail thumbnails. A polished publishing-cover design with layered typography, narrative mood, realistic print details, and content-rich editorial packaging that feels ready for a contemporary Korean bookstore display. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Vertical book-cover frame in {비율} with a strong top-to-bottom reading flow; title occupies the upper 28–32% of the canvas, main visual sits in the center 40–45%, and author/publisher information anchors the lower 12–15%. - Background: softly faded coastal street, train-side alley, or old-bookstore exterior scene with matte paper texture, desaturated atmospheric haze, signboards, window reflections, telephone wires, distant lamps, small notices, and subtle lived-in environmental details that support the story world. - Keep the main figure as a back view or silhouette only; posture, clothing folds, hair outline, bag strap, umbrella, scarf, or coat hem may communicate emotion without showing facial features. - Add realistic publishing-cover elements: a small {장르} category label, edition/date text such as “2026년 봄 개정판”, short Korean recommendation blurbs, a tiny publisher mark, price/ISBN-style barcode area, and slim spine-like credit text along one edge. - Use {제목}, {부제}, {작가·출판사}, {장르}, {메인 비주얼}, {컬러 톤}, {타이포}, {비율} as the content and layout variables. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Title zone (top 20–28%): place {제목} as the dominant masthead in a refined Korean serif style, large enough to read clearly at thumbnail size, with subtle tracking, confident line breaks, and a slightly tactile ink-on-paper presence. - Subtitle zone (just below title): place {부제} in smaller italic or light-weight text, aligned to the title width, with a literary pause between title and image. - Top micro-detail zone: include a small line such as “KOREAN FICTION 027”, “VOL. 14”, or “문학동네 감성 장편선” near the top corner, plus the {장르} label in a neat capsule or fine rule treatment. - Main visual zone (center 40–45%): render {메인 비주얼} as the emotional focal point, with the figure positioned slightly off-center and story elements drifting diagonally—loose manuscript pages, train tickets, flower petals, rain streaks, comic-panel fragments, or torn memo notes—to create narrative motion. - Mid-layer atmosphere: blend the scene into the background with soft depth, gentle edge diffusion, visible paper grain, faint halftone or ink wash texture, and small realistic details like street signs, old posters, bookstore stickers, window condensation, or distant silhouettes. - Blurb and review zone: place 2–3 short Korean cover lines around the central visual without covering the figure, for example “끝내 말하지 못한 계절의 이름”, “첫 장부터 마음이 젖어든다”, “조용히 오래 남는 이야기”. - Bottom info band (lower 12–15%): place {작가·출판사} in a compact sans-serif hierarchy, with a thin rule, tiny publisher logo mark, price line such as “정가 15,800원”, and a small ISBN/barcode-style box tucked into the lower-right or lower-left. - Edge details: add vertical spine-like micro text on the left or right edge, such as “{제목} · {작가·출판사} · {장르}”, plus tiny production credits like “Cover illustration & design 2026”. - Color organization: apply {컬러 톤} consistently across sky, shadows, paper accents, title ink, blurb labels, and small retail details so the whole cover feels unified and editorial. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: title in {타이포}, Noto Serif KR, or 본명조 medium, 54–78 pt feel; subtitle in Pretendard light italic or Noto Sans KR light, 20–28 pt feel; author/publisher in Pretendard regular, 14–18 pt feel; micro labels in 8–11 pt feel with high legibility. - Use the palette from {컬러 톤} as the main scheme; keep contrast high enough for bookstore readability while preserving a faded literary tone. - Add tasteful cover-design decoration where appropriate: fine divider rules, small corner registration marks, soft translucent label blocks, hand-drawn manga-style panel lines, subtle foil-like ink accents, or torn-paper overlays that match the story mood. - Shadow and separation: use a very soft drop shadow at 3–4px y-offset, 10–14px blur, 12–18% opacity behind the title, figure, barcode box, or blurb labels when needed for readability. - Paper and print feel: uncoated paper grain, slight ink absorption, restrained CMYK softness, tiny print speckles, faint fold/handling marks, and realistic paperback lamination sheen like a contemporary Korean literary book. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Canon EOS R5 full-frame editorial still, 50mm lens at f/2.8 for a natural perspective and soft background separation, composed like a premium book-cover photography shoot blended with refined manga-cover illustration when appropriate. - Lighting: overcast diffused daylight or late-afternoon side light from upper-left, with a faint rim on the silhouette, gentle shadow falloff, window glints, wet pavement reflections, or dusty sunbeams to preserve a contemplative atmosphere. - Color grade: faded cyan-sage highlights with warm beige midtones and charcoal text, lightly desaturated, with a touch of filmic softness similar to indie publishing photography. - Rendering quality: realistic paperback cover mock-print surface, crisp Korean typography, layered editorial graphics, believable barcode/price area, and tactile paper texture visible at close view. [6. MOOD] Premium Korean literary romance paperback — a Kinfolk magazine spread meets a contemporary indie bookstore novel cover, with the emotional density of a quiet manga opening scene and the commercial polish of a real retail paperback. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문구: {제목}, {부제}, {작가·출판사}. - Additional Korean cover text must be readable and correctly formed: “{장르}”, “2026년 봄 개정판”, “정가 15,800원”, “끝내 말하지 못한 계절의 이름”, “첫 장부터 마음이 젖어든다”. - Face visibility rule: the person must remain back-view or silhouette only; no visible facial features, no direct eye contact. - Layout integrity: keep the title, subtitle, blurbs, genre label, barcode/price area, and author/publisher hierarchy clearly separated and readable; do not let the main visual obscure the text. - Preserve a real commercial book-cover feeling: front-cover typography, publisher/retail details, atmospheric scene, and tactile print texture should all feel integrated rather than pasted on. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Modern Michelin-style course menu card for a fine-dining restaurant, designed as a premium editorial print piece for menu books, social posts, reservation pages, and table presentation. The image should feel like a real photographed menu card placed in an upscale dining room: refined typography, tactile paper, believable restaurant details, and a polished luxury hospitality atmosphere. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Vertical menu-card layout with {비율}, shown as a premium printed card on warm ivory stock, front-facing with a subtle real-paper texture and refined table-service context. - {레스토랑 이름} sits in the upper zone as the primary masthead, with a smaller bilingual subtitle treatment beneath it such as “FINE DINING · SEOUL” and “시그니처 테이스팅 메뉴”. - {메뉴 컨셉·시즌} appears near the top as a compact seasonal line, separated by thin charcoal rules, with small service details nearby: “DINNER TASTING”, “2026 SPRING”, “예약제 운영”. - The core menu block occupies the middle portion of the card, with each course aligned in a disciplined grid and clearly spaced like an actual tasting menu. - Bottom zone holds {가격·페어링} as a concise pricing and pairing footer, supported by realistic restaurant information: “와인 페어링 선택 가능”, “알레르기 및 식이 제한은 직원에게 말씀해 주세요”. - Add restaurant-card details that make the design feel authentic: address line, reservation phone, website, service hours, small menu code, table number line, chef credit, sommelier note, and subtle decorative dividers. - Use {한글 폰트}, {영문 폰트}, and {컬러 톤} consistently, with elegant hierarchy and refined editorial spacing. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header area (top 16%): set {레스토랑 이름} as the dominant title, with elegant serif presence and subtle contrast between English and Korean where applicable; include small supporting text such as “CHEF’S SEASONAL COURSE”, “서울 파인다이닝”, and “EST. 2026”. - Seasonal line (top 10% below header): place {메뉴 컨셉·시즌} in a small italic or light sans-serif style, with thin charcoal divider lines above and below; include a date label such as “2026년 5월 디너 코스” and a tiny issue-style menu code like “MENU NO. 0526”. - Menu body (middle 56%): list {코스 메뉴} as 4 to 6 distinct course entries; each entry should be arranged as course number, course name line, and a short description line, with consistent vertical rhythm and fine gray separators between items. - Course formatting: each course should read like a refined fine-dining menu, with English small caps or uppercase emphasis followed by Korean support text, then a 1–2 line descriptive note; add realistic Korean microcopy such as “제철 허브”, “숙성 소스”, “오늘의 산지”, “셰프 추천 구성”. - Include small side annotations beside the course list where appropriate: “AMUSE”, “FISH”, “MAIN”, “DESSERT”, “PETIT FOUR”, plus concise Korean notes in smaller type. - Pricing footer (bottom 18%): set {가격·페어링} in a smaller sans-serif style aligned with the menu column width; add “WINE PAIRING ₩95,000”, “NON-ALCOHOL PAIRING ₩55,000”, “SERVICE CHARGE INCLUDED” if it complements the placeholder. - Footer information: include “예약 02-0000-0000”, “서울시 강남구 테헤란로 00길 12”, “www.restaurant.kr”, “런치 12:00–15:00 · 디너 18:00–22:00”, and a small credit line “Executive Chef 김도윤 · Sommelier 이서현”. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use a mix of Pretendard, Noto Serif KR, Noto Sans KR, Trajan, Garamond, and Inter; masthead weight around 600–700, body text 300–400, small caps or uppercase at 12–18px equivalent, footer at 18–24px equivalent. - Color palette: pure white / ivory #FAFAF6 background, charcoal #2A2A2A text, soft gray #888888 dividers and secondary text, optional warmer ivory highlight within the same restrained family from {컬러 톤}. - Print details: use hairline rules, tiny section markers, subtle letterpress-like impression, embossed-looking restaurant name, fine paper grain, and a faint soft shadow at 5% opacity to lift the card from the surface. - Decorative elements should stay premium and restaurant-appropriate: small divider dots, understated corner registration marks, refined rule lines, tiny menu-code text, and delicate table-card numbering. - The card may be presented on a realistic fine-dining surface such as pale linen, matte stone, or warm oak, with very subtle hints of a folded napkin edge, silver cutlery glint, or glass reflection near the outer edge without obscuring the text. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: editorial flat-lay print look simulated as if captured on a Phase One IQ4 with an 80mm lens at f/8, perfectly front-facing and distortion-free. - Lighting: bright diffused daylight from upper-left, soft shadow falloff to lower-right, resembling a quiet Michelin dining room at late morning. - Color grade: neutral cream and charcoal monochrome with restrained cool-gray accents, no saturated hues, no warm color spill. - Material realism: crisp ink edges, slight paper fiber, gentle debossed title texture, realistic print registration, and soft ambient reflections from a luxury dining table setting. [6. MOOD] A quiet Michelin dining-room editorial — like a modern luxury menu page from a Kinfolk-meets-French-gastronomy print spread, but with enough real restaurant information, pricing, service notes, and tactile paper detail to feel genuinely photographed and usable. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following strings must appear exactly as written: {레스토랑 이름}, {메뉴 컨셉·시즌}, {코스 메뉴}, {가격·페어링}. - Include readable Korean restaurant details: “2026년 5월 디너 코스”, “예약 02-0000-0000”, “서울시 강남구 테헤란로 00길 12”, “런치 12:00–15:00 · 디너 18:00–22:00”, “Executive Chef 김도윤”. - Ensure all menu lines remain legible, evenly spaced, and aligned with a strict editorial grid. - The final image must look like a real premium printed fine-dining course menu card, not a blank template. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Michelin restaurant-style wine list card, dark cellar editorial page for fine dining menu presentation. Elegant vertical menu layout with bilingual serif typography, designed as a real guest-facing wine selection card with pairing guidance, glass/bottle pricing, sommelier notes, and venue utility details. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Top header band (14-16%): {레스토랑·바 이름} set as the main title area, centered with refined serif hierarchy, a small cellar label, date/service line, and thin mustard-gold divider rules. - Main content field (68-72%): structured wine entries stacked in a polished column, each entry aligned to the same left edge with strong vertical rhythm, including wine name, region, vintage, glass/bottle price cue, and pairing note. - Bottom utility band (12-14%): {가격대}, tasting-course note, address/contact line, corkage/service information, and a tiny barcode-style reservation block, separated by a thin gold line. - Background should be a deep charcoal-to-black matte premium stock paper with visible fine paper grain, faint cellar shelf texture, subtle debossed grapevine contour lines, and warm foil-like gold details. - Use {한글 폰트}, {영문 폰트}, {컬러 톤}, and {비율} consistently across the entire page. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header area: Set {레스토랑·바 이름} at the top in large elegant serif, with wide tracking and a small secondary line below reading “SOMMELIER CELLAR LIST · 2026 봄 디너 셀렉션”; add a thin gold rule beneath for Michelin-like restraint. - Service metadata: Add compact Korean microtext near the header such as “디너 서비스 18:00–22:30”, “와인 디렉터 추천”, “TABLE WINE CARD No. 027”, and “글라스 / 보틀 가격 표기”. - Wine list block: Render {와인 리스트} as 5-7 stacked entries, each entry broken into four sub-lines: wine name in English serif small caps, origin/vintage/ABV in light italic microtext, Korean tasting note, and pairing text from {페어링 가이드} as a compact line with a subtle arrow cue. - Entry details: For realism, include small price markers beside each entry such as “GL ₩18,000 · BT ₩92,000”, “BT ₩148,000”, “PAIRING +₩32,000”, while keeping {가격대} as the official bottom price range reference. - Entry separators: Place thin horizontal gold dividers between wine entries, with tiny vintage-dot markers, understated section labels like “WHITE”, “RED”, “SPARKLING”, or “DESSERT”, and a faint vertical alignment guide in antique gold. - Price and pairing footer: Place {가격대} and a short footer note in small sans-serif at the bottom, aligned cleanly: “코스 페어링 3잔 / 5잔 선택 가능”, “콜키지 1병 ₩30,000”, “예약 문의 02-000-2026”, and “서울 중구 다이닝로 27”. - Utility finishing: Add a small reservation barcode area, page code “WINE LIST · P.01”, and micro credit line “Curated by Head Sommelier Min Jae Kim” in the lower margin. - Typography hierarchy: Make the wine names the most prominent text after the title, while origin, vintage, pairing guidance, prices, and venue details remain smaller and quieter. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Use Noto Serif KR or 본명조 for Korean text, and Trajan / Bodoni / Playfair Display for English serif headings; pair with a small clean sans-serif such as Inter or Noto Sans KR for secondary details. - Color palette: Use {컬러 톤} strictly, centered on deep charcoal #1a1410 to black background, mustard gold #c9a55c lines and headers, and cream #f0e8d6 body text. - Border/shadow: Use hairline gold rules, delicate corner ticks, faint foil-stamped monogram details, and an ultra-soft paper shadow only if needed, around 2px y-offset, 8px blur, 10% opacity. - Decorative texture: Add subtle matte paper grain, very faint cellar-map contour marks, tiny gold registration dots, and low-contrast debossed vine-line details so the card feels printed and handled in a luxury restaurant. - Letter spacing: Slight tracking on English headers and small caps; tighter tracking on Korean body text to preserve editorial elegance. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: flat editorial poster composition, simulated as a printed luxury menu page, 50mm standard lens look with minimal perspective distortion, front-on orthographic presentation. - Lighting: soft studio top-light with very subtle side fill, producing a faint paper sheen, tactile foil highlights, and readable cream typography against the dark stock. - Color grade: dark espresso, black, muted antique gold, and warm cream, with restrained contrast and polished fine-dining warmth. - Material realism: The final image should feel like a photographed premium menu card on thick black paper, with crisp ink edges, slight foil impression, and believable print density. [6. MOOD] Michelin-star cellar menu — inspired by a Kinfolk x luxury hotel wine list spread, with the understated precision of a fine-dining sommelier booklet, enriched by realistic restaurant service information and tactile dark paper luxury. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문자열: {레스토랑·바 이름}, {와인 리스트}, {페어링 가이드}, {가격대}, {한글 폰트}, {영문 폰트}, {컬러 톤}, {비율}. - Include realistic Korean menu text such as “와인 디렉터 추천”, “코스 페어링”, “글라스 / 보틀”, “예약 문의”, “콜키지”, “디너 서비스”, and short pairing notes that match the fine-dining wine theme. - Layout invariants: exactly one page, vertical orientation, dark background, luxury wine-list card structure, readable bilingual typography, and coherent menu pricing details. - All wine entries should remain legible, evenly spaced, and aligned into a refined list structure suitable for a Michelin-style cellar card. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Michelin-informed fine-dining single-item signature menu card for an à la carte restaurant display, table insert, reservation preview, and social-media menu introduction. Cream-ivory paper feel with muted gold rules, classic serif typography, precise menu information, and a refined luxury restaurant identity that feels like a premium tasting-menu booklet page. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Vertical single-page menu card in {비율}: upper area for restaurant identity and menu metadata, center area for the signature dish title and description, lower area for price, pairing, origin, allergy, reservation, address, and contact details. - Background treatment: warm cream / ivory matte paper texture with subtle fibers, slight letterpress impression on gold rules, soft tactile printed-paper realism, and delicate tonal variation across the sheet. - Composition should feel premium and readable: a thin gold top rule, small section label, centered restaurant name, generous dish title block, elegant divider marks, and structured footer information with restaurant-card realism. - Use {레스토랑 이름}, {지점명}, {시그니처 메뉴}, {메뉴 부제}, {메뉴 설명}, {셰프 노트}, {가격}, {와인 페어링}, {원산지 안내}, {알레르기 안내}, {운영 정보}, {주소}, {연락처}, {예약 안내}, {메뉴 코드}, {소셜 핸들}, {한글 폰트}, {영문 폰트}, {컬러 톤} placeholders. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Top metadata band (upper 8%): place a small caps English label such as SIGNATURE À LA CARTE with wide tracking, plus {메뉴 코드} and a seasonal line such as SPRING DINNER SELECTION; separate it with a very thin muted-gold rule. - Brand line (upper 15%): place {레스토랑 이름} as the primary brand text, centered in a refined serif or high-contrast display serif; set {지점명} below in smaller type, then add a small gold dot, short rule, or tiny fork-and-leaf line ornament. - Main dish title block (upper-mid 22%): render {시그니처 메뉴} as the largest text element, elegant and highly legible; set {메뉴 부제} as a lighter secondary line below, using smaller tracking and softer charcoal. - Description block (mid 20%): place {메뉴 설명} in 2–3 calm lines with refined line-height; add {셰프 노트} as a smaller chef’s note line beneath, introduced with the Korean label 셰프 노트. - Informational divider row (mid-lower 12%): create three compact columns or neatly stacked rows for 원산지 {원산지 안내}, 알레르기 {알레르기 안내}, and 페어링 {와인 페어링}; use hairline gold separators and small serif labels. - Price block (lower left 9%): set {가격} prominently but not louder than the dish title, followed by a small VAT 포함 note; align with the lower information grid for a realistic menu-card hierarchy. - Restaurant footer (lower 14%): include {운영 정보}, {주소}, {연락처}, {예약 안내}, and {소셜 핸들} in small clean text, using tiny gold bullets or vertical dividers; make it look like a real restaurant menu card rather than a decorative quote page. - Decorative graphics: include subtle gold corner ticks, a tiny ingredient line-art accent such as truffle slice, herb stem, or sauce spoon mark, and refined divider rules that support the fine-dining identity. - The overall layout must remain a single featured dish page; supporting text should be restaurant details, service information, and menu metadata rather than a full multi-item menu. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use {한글 폰트} for Korean text, and {영문 폰트} for English labels; body copy should be light to regular, the dish name medium to semibold, and micro-information clean and crisp. - Color palette: derive from {컬러 톤}; keep cream ivory paper, deep charcoal body text, muted mustard-gold dividers, and occasional warm-gray secondary labels. - Print finish: emulate premium uncoated stock, slight debossed gold ink on rules, very soft page-edge shadow, and subtle ink density differences visible on close inspection. - Layout details: use consistent baseline alignment, clear visual hierarchy, refined dividers, small menu-code metadata, and carefully placed footer information so the card feels professionally typeset. - Border/shadow: allow a thin inset gold rule or corner ticks and a very soft paper shadow around the sheet edge, with no heavy boxed frame effect. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: flat printed editorial layout, as if photographed with a Hasselblad X2D 100C and 80mm lens at f/5.6 for even paper clarity, or rendered as a perfectly sharp print mockup. - Lighting: soft diffused studio top light with gentle falloff, mild paper texture visibility, controlled highlights on muted gold ink, and no harsh reflections. - Color grade: cream ivory, muted gold, charcoal black, warm gray, low saturation, warm neutral balance, and refined restaurant-stationery realism. [6. MOOD] Michelin Guide presentation page meets luxury Seoul fine-dining stationery — quiet confidence, polished service details, tactile paper, restrained gold accents, and a signature-dish focus. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 들어가야 하는 문자열: {레스토랑 이름}, {지점명}, {시그니처 메뉴}, {메뉴 부제}, {메뉴 설명}, {셰프 노트}, {가격}, {와인 페어링}, {원산지 안내}, {알레르기 안내}, {운영 정보}, {주소}, {연락처}, {예약 안내}, {메뉴 코드}, {소셜 핸들} - 고정 라벨은 선명하게 렌더링: 시그니처 단품, 셰프 노트, 원산지, 알레르기, 페어링, 예약, 주소, 문의, VAT 포함 - Keep Korean characters fully intact and readable; no broken jamo, no incorrect spacing, no garbled bilingual title treatment. - Maintain one clear focal menu item, with restaurant footer details and menu metadata supporting the featured dish. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications / fabricated Michelin stars or award badges - Broken Korean characters, split jamo, or garbled bilingual text - Celebrity composites or unauthorized celebrity likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Create a dark-gold luxury course menu card for fine dining hospitality, designed as a premium printed menu, Instagram portrait card, menu booklet insert, and table welcome card. The design should feel like a Michelin-guide-inspired tasting menu without using fake awards or official seals: deep charcoal paper, antique-gold dividers, cream typography, realistic restaurant information, and refined editorial pacing. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Portrait composition with {레스토랑 이름} as the main masthead in the top 16%–18%, {지점명} and {메뉴 날짜} placed as small supporting information near the header, and {메뉴 컨셉} positioned below as the seasonal descriptor. - Use a dark charcoal matte-paper background with subtle pressed paper grain, very faint ink absorption at the edges, and a warm premium print finish. - The central 55% should contain {코스 메뉴 리스트} as a structured tasting-course sequence, divided by thin mustard-gold rules and small course labels. - The lower 22% should include {가격}, {와인 페어링}, {운영시간}, {예약 안내}, {주소}, {연락처}, and {알레르기 안내} in a realistic menu-footer layout. - Add restrained fine-dining details such as tiny gold corner ticks, small tableware line icons, a reservation QR placeholder box, menu code {메뉴 코드}, and certificate-like hairline ornaments that support the restaurant-card feeling without implying official certification. - Keep the composition centered, elegant, and print-realistic, with a balanced restaurant menu hierarchy rather than a loud promotional poster. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header area: set {레스토랑 이름} as the dominant title in a classic serif masthead treatment, centered, with {지점명} beneath in smaller cream text and a tiny gold uppercase-style dining label such as “DINING ROOM · SEOUL” as part of the typographic texture. - Date and menu code: place {메뉴 날짜} on the upper left or right and {메뉴 코드} on the opposite side in very small cream text, aligned to the same invisible top baseline. - Primary divider: add one thin mustard-gold rule spanning about 28%–36% of the width, with a tiny centered dot or fork-and-knife line icon in gold. - Seasonal concept area: place {메뉴 컨셉} in small tracked typography or restrained italic serif, with a refined editorial rhythm and clear separation from the courses. - Main course block: list {코스 메뉴 리스트} as stacked course entries; show course names first, followed by dish details on the next line, and use short gold separators or delicate dotted leaders between sections. - Pricing and pairing: place {가격} and {와인 페어링} below the course list as two calm centered lines, readable and premium, using gold emphasis only for labels or tiny divider marks. - Restaurant footer: include {운영시간}, {예약 안내}, {주소}, and {연락처} in two compact columns or a centered stacked footer, separated by hairline dividers. - Practical details: add {알레르기 안내} as a small footnote, and include a small square “예약 QR” placeholder or monogram box near the bottom without overpowering the text. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Trajan Pro, Bodoni, or Playfair Display for English-style headings; use 본명조, Spoqa Han Sans Neo Light, or Noto Serif KR for Korean text; keep weights light to regular, with masthead sizing around 6%–7% of canvas width and body around 1.6%–2.5%. - Korean text must look professionally typeset, with correct spacing around slashes, middle dots, won prices, course dashes, and parentheses. - Color palette: deep charcoal #1a1a1a, blackened graphite #111111, mustard gold #c9a55c, antique gold #b8944f, and cream white #F4EEDD. - Texture and print finish: use a subtle matte card-stock grain, faint gold-foil impression on divider lines, and slight ink softness around cream text to make the card feel physically printed. - Border/shadow: allow delicate hairline corner ornaments, thin double rules, small monogram marks, and very soft printed depth; avoid heavy drop shadows or glossy plastic effects. - Letter spacing: apply generous tracking to the title and small labels; keep course descriptions tighter and highly legible. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: studio flat-art composition, equivalent to a Hasselblad X2D 100C top-down editorial layout with a 50mm normal-view look, no perspective distortion. - Lighting: even diffuse studio lighting from above with zero harsh hotspots, as if photographed under large softboxes and then converted into a clean typographic poster. - Color grade: restrained charcoal, antique gold, and cream-white print palette with a slight warm paper tint and no saturation spikes. [6. MOOD] Michelin-star tasting menu card atmosphere — luxury hotel dining editorial, quiet Seoul fine-dining confidence, dark gold evening service, with the calm restraint of a modern Kinfolk x The New Yorker layout. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 렌더링되어야 하는 문자열은 {레스토랑 이름}, {지점명}, {메뉴 날짜}, {메뉴 컨셉}, {코스 메뉴 리스트}, {가격}, {와인 페어링}, {운영시간}, {예약 안내}, {주소}, {연락처}, {알레르기 안내}, {메뉴 코드}. - Recommended visible Korean footer examples: “예약 QR”, “디너 18:00–22:30”, “라스트 오더 20:30”, “알레르기 또는 식이 제한은 직원에게 알려주세요”. - Typography hierarchy must remain intact: title, location/date, concept line, course list, pricing, pairing, and restaurant footer must be clearly separated and readable. - All course entries must remain readable as distinct menu items with no broken Korean characters, no merged lines, and no random punctuation changes. - Decorative ornaments, tableware icons, dividers, and QR placeholder should look like premium menu-card production details, not fake awards or official certification marks. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites - Fake Michelin stars, fake guide badges, or official-looking award emblems

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Korean café interior editorial photo, film-toned lifestyle space image for magazine header and blog cover. Designed to feel like a premium interior spread with a human-scaled, shareable café atmosphere: warm surfaces, real furniture wear, layered table objects, small menu signage, and believable neighborhood café details. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - The main scene centers on a café interior with the counter or window-side table taking about 55–65% of the frame, while the remaining space shows walls, shelving, plants, chairs, framed art, and café service details for depth. - Background should be a real interior surface with wood grain, soft off-white walls, plaster texture, faint scuffs near chair legs, fabric upholstery, ceramic objects, and naturally imperfect lived-in details. - Keep the framing wide and editorial, using {구도} as the base composition, with architectural lines, furniture placement, and daylight guiding the eye through the café. - Place {소품 디테일} naturally on the table or counter, supported by realistic café items such as a ceramic latte cup, small pastry plate, folded receipt, paper napkin, water glass, menu card, coffee beans jar, order buzzer, magazine, linen pouch, or a casually placed tote bag. - Add subtle environmental text only as real café signage: a small chalkboard or printed menu near the counter, shelf labels, or a tiny receipt, integrated into the scene rather than overlaid on top. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Hero zone: build the main visual around {공간 컨셉}, with the counter edge, window table, or row of chairs acting as a leading line into the space. 2. Light behavior: use {시간대} as the key daylight mood, with sunlight entering from one side and creating soft shadow bands across the floor, tabletop, chair backs, ceramic cups, and plant leaves. 3. Material detail: emphasize walnut or oak counter texture, chair fabric weave, ceramic glaze, paper fiber, glass reflections, brushed metal espresso tools, and plant leaves with gentle contrast and visible film grain. 4. Styling layer: place {소품 디테일} in a relaxed arrangement with believable café clutter: spoon marks, a half-torn sugar packet, pastry crumbs, stacked saucers, folded napkins, a small vase with seasonal stems, and a handwritten order slip. 5. Environmental realism: include background shelves with cups and coffee bags, a grinder silhouette, menu board, framed print, outlet plate, coat hook, small floor plant, textured curtain, and slight variations in furniture alignment. 6. Camera look: render the scene as {카메라·렌즈}, with natural perspective, realistic depth, and no wide-angle distortion. 7. Tone finish: apply {필름·톤} across highlights, midtones, and shadows so the image feels like a scanned film editorial frame rather than a digital interior render. 8. Layout use: ensure the final composition can support {비율·용도} while keeping the main table/counter, key props, and architectural rhythm intact. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: no graphic overlay text; any visible text must exist physically in the café, such as a small printed menu, handwritten chalkboard, receipt, bean bag label, or wall card. Use clean Korean lettering similar to Pretendard SemiBold, Noto Sans KR Medium, or casual handwritten chalk script. - Suggested environmental Korean text: menu board lines like '오늘의 원두', '아메리카노 4.8', '카페라떼 5.5', '바닐라빈 라떼 6.2', '소금빵 3.8', or a tiny receipt reading '주문번호 27'. Keep it small and naturally photographed. - Color palette: warm cream, amber, walnut brown, muted olive, soft beige, matte black accents, milky ceramic white, pale brass, and gentle shadow gray; keep saturation controlled and avoid neon or overly vivid greens. - Surfaces and shadows: natural shadow under cups, saucers, chair legs, plants, and props, with soft falloff, realistic contact shadows, slight dust in light beams, fingerprints on glass, and delicate film halation around bright window edges. - Composition density: create a rich editorial café scene with layered foreground, middle ground, and background objects; avoid sterile showroom staging or perfectly aligned catalog furniture. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Fujifilm X-T5 look, XF 23mm f/1.4 equivalent 35mm, ISO 400, f/2.8, documentary interior photography perspective. - Lighting: natural window light only, coming from the side at roughly 45°, with soft bounce fill from the opposite wall and no obvious studio setup. - Color grade: Kodak Portra 160 style grading, warm cream + amber highlights, slightly muted greens, soft highlight roll-off, gentle film grain, mild vignette, and a scanned-photo softness in the deepest shadows. [6. MOOD] Premium café interior editorial — a Kinfolk magazine spread meets a quiet boutique coffee-house atmosphere, with the realism of a Seoul neighborhood café just before the afternoon rush. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: if visible café text appears, keep it short and legible, for example '오늘의 원두', '카페라떼 5.5', '소금빵 3.8', '주문번호 27', '테이크아웃 가능'. Do not garble Korean characters. - The scene must read as a real café interior with plausible architecture, furniture scale, natural object placement, functional counter equipment, and believable wear on surfaces. - Do not introduce people unless they are part of the intended composition; if people appear, they should be incidental café customers or staff with correct anatomy, natural posture, and no distracting emphasis. - Preserve {공간 컨셉}, {시간대}, {구도}, {카메라·렌즈}, {필름·톤}, {소품 디테일}, and {비율·용도} exactly as the controlling inputs. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean night-time social media visual for a hop-house / pocha, designed as an atmospheric late-night dining poster and Instagram feed image. Create a real venue promo that combines warm food photography, street-side pocha ambience, readable Korean typography, and small practical information a customer would expect to see before visiting. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main venue identity should be anchored by {매장명} in the upper title zone, with the scene built around a late-night table setting, red canopy light, and warm street-side pocha ambience. - Keep the composition vertical and editorial: top area for headline and date label, mid area for the table spread and venue details, lower area for event copy, SNS handle, hours, contact, and small micro-icons. - Background treatment: black night base with red canopy fabric, hanging bulb strings, plastic chairs, stainless table edges, condensation on glasses, small menu slip, receipt corner, sauce dishes, chopsticks, napkin holder, street blur, and nearby shop-light reflections. - Use {배경 디테일} as the environmental anchor, integrating it visibly into the venue background so the image feels like an actual neighborhood night scene. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header zone (top 15%): place {매장명} as the primary title in large Korean typography, with a compact night-market / pocha poster feeling. Add a small date label such as "2026 NIGHT SEASON", "오늘도 18:00 OPEN", and a tiny issue-style tag "VOL.07 LATE TABLE" near the title. - Concept line (top-mid 10%): place {컨셉} beneath the title in smaller supporting copy, aligned like a real SNS campaign subtitle. Add 1-2 short Korean blurbs around it, for example "퇴근길 한 접시", "불빛 아래 모이는 밤". - Hero scene (middle 40%): depict a wide pocha table scene with {배경 디테일}, using realistic tabletop perspective and warm bulb reflections; the atmosphere should feel lively with real venue depth, passing silhouettes in soft blur, wall menu cards, and a glowing storefront sign in the background. - Food spread zone (middle-lower 20%): arrange {시그니처} naturally across the table and side areas, as if ready for sharing; include side dishes, dipping sauces, metal chopsticks, wet tissue packet, small plates, beer/soju glasses on the table without people holding them, and clear appetizing textures. - CTA / copy zone (lower 10%): render "{이벤트 한 줄}" in hand-lettered style, slightly angled or brush-script inspired, but still highly legible. Add small practical details nearby: "라스트오더 01:10", "포장 가능", "예약 문의 02-123-4567". - SNS tag zone (bottom strip): include {인스타·해시} as a compact footer detail, balanced with a small Instagram-card style row: "좋아요 2,318 저장 공유", tiny heart/comment/share/save icons, "서울 밤골목 12 · 매일 18:00-02:00", and a small barcode/QR-like reservation block that reads as graphic detail rather than an official code. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard Bold for the main title, Noto Sans KR Medium for supporting lines, and a hand-drawn brush script 느낌 for the event copy; title size should feel like a poster masthead, supporting text at roughly 30-40% of title scale. - Color palette: {컬러 톤} with deep charcoal black, warm tungsten yellow, coral-red accents, and soft amber highlights; keep whites slightly creamy rather than pure white. - Layout details: allow layered sticker labels, menu-ticket strips, tiny price tags, dotted divider lines, receipt-style footer text, small venue map pin icon, and subtle paper texture overlays so the poster feels printed and posted from a real late-night venue. - Border/shadow: use a subtle 4px lower drop shadow with 12px blur at about 15% opacity for text blocks; allow thin separator lines, soft glow around practical bulbs, and natural table reflections. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 35mm documentary-style street food shot, f/2.8 for the wide scene; use a slightly elevated tabletop angle for the food spread and a wider 24mm feel for the venue environment. - Lighting: warm practical bulb light from above and slightly right, with soft spill from nearby shop lights; add gentle contrast so the red canopy, stainless tabletop, food textures, condensation, and background signage read clearly at night. - Color grade: deep black shadows, tungsten amber highlights, muted coral accents, and a slight filmic grain similar to a modern nightlife editorial. - Realism cues: include natural imperfections such as light fingerprints on a metal cup, tiny sauce marks on a plate edge, folded napkin texture, glossy broth highlights, charcoal grill reflections if relevant, and shallow background bokeh from passing street lights. [6. MOOD] Late-night Korean pocha editorial — a Kinfolk-meets-urban-street-photography mood with the sociable energy of a real neighborhood night scene, warm enough to feel inviting and detailed enough to look like an actual venue SNS post. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 표시해야 하는 문구: "{매장명}", "{컨셉}", "{이벤트 한 줄}", "{시그니처}", "{인스타·해시}" - Additional Korean text must remain crisp and legible: "오늘도 18:00 OPEN", "퇴근길 한 접시", "불빛 아래 모이는 밤", "라스트오더 01:10", "포장 가능", "예약 문의 02-123-4567", "서울 밤골목 12 · 매일 18:00-02:00", "좋아요 2,318 저장 공유". - Composition rules: adults-only atmosphere only; no intoxicated poses, no drinking-in-hand hero pose, no minors, no sensual framing. - Food/table rules: emphasize table still-life, shared dishes, and venue ambience; make {시그니처} recognizable, appetizing, and commercially usable with believable night-market textures. - Typography must be crisp and fully legible in Korean; do not distort or break Hangul characters. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Japanese izakaya interior visual and menu-board poster for an adult sake bar, combining a refined store atmosphere with organized food and sake listings, store information, and reservation details. Designed as a vertical brand/menu composition that feels like a premium Tokyo neighborhood izakaya editorial, suitable for storefront display, social promotion, and printed menu signage. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Subject placement: {매장명} signage sits in the upper 16% as the visual anchor, counter and bottle display occupy the middle 50%, and the menu / store-info block fills the lower 34% with a readable price hierarchy. - Background treatment: warm wood interior, indigo noren curtains, washi paper texture, handwritten reservation tags, small ceramic dishes, chopstick rests, soy sauce cruet, and red lantern accents; wall surfaces should feel matte, slightly weathered, and lived-in. - Framing: front-facing vertical poster composition with a slight depth perspective into the counter area; include layered shelves, hanging menu slips, and a believable izakaya counter rhythm. - The visual identity should balance store atmosphere and menu readability, with {컨셉} expressed through interior props, bottle arrangement, seasonal recommendation tags, and menu typography. - Use {매장명}, {컨셉}, {사케 셀렉션}, {안주 메뉴}, {오늘추천}, {주소}, {연락처}, {영업시간}, {예약문구}, {좌석정보}, and {컬러 톤} placeholders as the exact content variables to be rendered. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Top header zone: place {매장명} as a crisp Japanese-inspired signage area, pairing kanji/japanese-style lettering with Korean text directly beneath it; add a small subtitle line reading {컨셉} and a discreet red lantern icon-like graphic. 2) Hero interior zone: show a compact izakaya counter scene with wood grain, red lantern glow, noren curtains, washi paper screens, stacked masu cups, ceramic tokkuri, small appetizer plates, folded cloth napkins, and handwritten daily-special strips. 3) Sake display zone: on the counter and back shelf, place Japanese sake bottles and tokkuri vessels with clean labels matching {사케 셀렉션}; make each label legible and spaced like a curated seasonal shelf display. 4) Menu zone: compose {안주 메뉴} in a neat grid with Korean names, occasional Japanese-style side labels, clear won prices, small category dividers, and thin charcoal rules; include a highlighted box for {오늘추천}. 5) Store info zone: add a grounded footer panel with {주소}, {연락처}, {영업시간}, {좌석정보}, and {예약문구}; include small micro-icons for location, phone, clock, and reservation without overpowering the menu. 6) Accent zone: use the palette from {컬러 톤} for lanterns, shadows, trim, stamped-looking category labels, menu dividers, and subtle edge highlights; keep the contrast editorial and atmospheric. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Noto Sans KR for Korean body text, Pretendard SemiBold for menu headings, and a Japanese mincho-style serif for kanji labels; header size should feel like 42–56px equivalent, body text 22–28px equivalent, footer info 16–20px equivalent. - Color palette: anchor with black ink, indigo navy, warm wood brown, vermilion red, and rice-paper ivory from {컬러 톤}; whites should feel warm like washi paper. - Dividers / shadow: use thin charcoal divider lines, small red category tabs, stamped menu markers, and soft shadows with 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity under bottles, plates, and menu blocks. - Surface finish: matte paper menu texture, subtle fiber grain, lightly aged wood, brushed ceramic glaze, condensation on chilled glassware, and gentle lantern bloom. - Menu realism: prices should align consistently, item spacing should feel like an actual shop menu, and footer details should read as practical storefront information. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 35mm full-frame look, f/4, front-facing interior editorial framing with mild depth of field separation between counter objects and background. - Lighting: warm practical lantern light from the upper-right, soft ambient fill from the left, and a faint bounce off the wood counter; highlights remain gentle and controlled. - Color grade: indigo shadows, warm amber lantern highlights, muted red accents, creamy paper whites, realistic wood browns, and restrained saturation. - Rendering detail: sharp enough for menu legibility, with natural imperfections such as paper fibers, tiny wood scratches, bottle label texture, and ceramic reflections. [6. MOOD] Premium Japanese izakaya editorial — a Tokyo backstreet sake bar poster with the polished restraint of Kinfolk and the atmospheric warmth of a Nobu-style dining interior, but with practical Korean menu-board clarity. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 렌더해야 할 문자열 — "월담 이자카야", "제철 사케 셀렉션 + 일본 가정식 안주", "月の桂 純米吟醸", "八海山 純米", "獺祭 39", "久保田 千寿", "大七 生酛", "다시마키 6,000", "야끼토리 8,000", "사시미 모듬 22,000", "가라아게 9,500", "시메사바 11,000", "우메슈 절임", "오늘의 추천: 시소향 사시미와 준마이 긴죠 페어링", "서울 마포구 동교로 27길 18", "02-3144-0927", "18:00–01:00 / 일요일 휴무", "바 10석 · 테이블 4개", "예약 및 단체 문의 환영". - Layout invariants: menu text must remain aligned in rows and columns; prices should sit on the right side of each item; bottle labels must be readable; all listed sake items should appear as a curated set. - Store realism: include address, contact, hours, seating note, recommendation callout, small dividers, and footer information as part of the designed menu poster. - Adult-only presentation: keep the scene focused on refined dining, pairing culture, and venue atmosphere, with no intoxication-centered behavior. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or recognizable real-person likenesses - Underage-associated cues or youthful drinking imagery

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] 수제맥주 펍 매장 광고용 세로 포스터. 산업적 무드의 브루어리 인테리어와 탭 라인업을 전면에 보여주면서, 실제 매장 입구와 SNS 공지 이미지에 동시에 쓰일 법한 이벤트 정보, 영업 안내, 푸드 페어링, 예약 정보, 협업 라벨까지 담은 현실적인 매장 홍보 비주얼. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - 전체 구도는 세로형 1024x1536 포스터로, 상단 15%는 매장명 헤더와 슬로건, 중앙 55%는 바 카운터와 탭 라인업, 하단 20%는 안주 테이블·행사 안내·예약 정보·협찬 라벨 영역이 자연스럽게 차지하도록 구성한다. - 메인 바 카운터는 화면 중앙 하단을 가로지르며, 황동 탭 핸들이 가장 눈에 띄게 배치되고 배경의 칠판 메뉴 보드, 작은 공연 포스터, 천장 행잉 글라스, 우드 선반의 병과 캔, 벽면 스티커와 코스터가 깊이감을 만든다. - 전체 배경은 다크 우드 패널, 브릭 또는 콘크리트 질감, 은은한 연무감이 섞인 실내 조명으로 채우고, 바닥과 벽면에는 오래된 펍 특유의 사용감, 금속 브라켓, 케이블 조명, 손글씨 메뉴 흔적, 맥주 얼룩이 묻은 코스터와 작은 계산 영수증을 더한다. - 모든 텍스트는 {매장명}, {슬로건}, {컨셉}, {탭 라인업}을 기준으로 정확한 한글·영문 타이포가 읽히도록 배치하되, 실제 광고 포스터처럼 {이벤트명}, {이벤트일시}, {영업시간}, {주소}, {예약문의}, {대표가격}, {페어링세트}, {협업문구}, {해시태그}도 함께 포함한다. - 포스터 가장자리에는 작은 이벤트 정보 블록, 티켓형 쿠폰 박스, 협업 로고 영역처럼 보이는 라벨 스트립, 얇은 황동 라인 디바이더를 넣어 인쇄물의 현실감을 높인다. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header area (top 15%): {매장명}을 가장 크게 배치하고, 그 아래에 {슬로건}과 {컨셉}을 보조 카피처럼 작게 넣는다. 검은 칠판 위 흰 분필 타이포 또는 밝은 아이보리 서체로 대비를 강하게 주며, 오른쪽 상단에는 작은 스탬프형 라벨로 “{이벤트명}”, “{이벤트일시}”, “{영업시간}”을 넣는다. 헤더 한쪽에는 “BREWED IN SEOUL”, “SMALL BATCH ON TAP” 같은 짧은 영문 보조 문구를 작게 배치한다. - Main bar zone (middle 35%): 긴 카운터 위에 황동 탭 핸들 8~10개를 일렬로 세우고, 각 탭에 {탭 라인업}의 라벨이 정확하게 보이도록 배치한다. 라벨은 반듯하게 정렬하고 서로 겹치지 않게 하며, 탭 아래에는 작은 가격표 형태로 “{대표가격}”, “TASTER 4종 12,000원”, “TODAY’S PICK”, “NEW BATCH” 같은 짧은 안내를 넣는다. 탭 핸들마다 IPA는 호박색, 페일에일은 밝은 골드, 흑맥은 짙은 브라운, 바이젠은 탁한 밀색처럼 액체 색 차이를 보여준다. - Background zone (upper-middle 20%): {배경 디테일}을 활용해 천장에서는 유리잔이 매달리고, 뒤편 벽에는 칠판 메뉴 보드가 보이게 하며, 우드 선반과 금속 브라켓으로 인더스트리얼 구조감을 강화한다. 칠판에는 읽히는 짧은 한국어 문구로 “오늘의 게스트 탭”, “로컬 브루어리 협업”, “라스트 오더 23:30”, “한정 배치 입고”를 적고, 작은 양조장 일러스트, 홉 콘, 보리 이삭 드로잉을 장식처럼 넣는다. 배경 깊은 곳에는 잔을 닦는 바텐더와 대화 중인 손님 실루엣을 흐릿하게 넣어 실제 영업 중인 느낌을 만든다. - Foreground table zone (bottom 20%): 테이블 위에 {안주 디테일}을 실제 펍 푸드처럼 가지런히 놓고, 종이 받침, 금속 트레이, 작은 소스볼, 냅킨, 맥주 받침, 반쯤 찬 파인트 글라스, 수분감 있는 맥주 거품과 어울리는 따뜻한 색감을 준다. 하단 정보 패널에는 “{페어링세트}”, “{예약문의}”, “{주소}”, “입장 무료 · 한정 탭 소진 시 종료”를 작은 글씨로 넣는다. - Event and sponsor detail pass: 포스터 하단 또는 오른쪽 세로 스트립에 “TAP TAKEOVER”, “DJ SET 20:00”, “스탬프 카드 제공”, “{협업문구}”, “현장 결제 가능”, “단체 예약 환영”을 넣고, 협찬 영역처럼 보이는 작은 사각 박스 2~3개에는 추상 로고마크와 “LOCAL MALT”, “PUB FRIENDS”, “YEAST LAB” 같은 비공식 텍스트를 배치한다. 하단 모서리에는 티켓 절취선처럼 보이는 작은 쿠폰 박스를 만들고 “첫 잔 1,000원 할인”, “카운터 제시”를 넣는다. - Surface detail pass: 바 상판에는 미세한 물방울, 금속 광택, 나뭇결, 잔의 반사광, 맥주 거품의 크리미한 질감, 사용감 있는 코스터와 메뉴 카드의 종이 질감, 작게 말린 영수증, 분필 가루, 얼룩진 펍 매트, 소스가 살짝 묻은 그리스프루프 페이퍼를 넣어 실내의 실제감을 높인다. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard SemiBold for {매장명}, Pretendard Regular or Noto Sans KR for {슬로건}, {컨셉}, and {탭 라인업}; 헤더는 42~60px급의 강한 대비, 서브카피는 18~24px 수준으로 정돈된 산세리프. 이벤트 정보는 condensed sans 또는 칠판 손글씨 스타일을 섞어 실제 펍 포스터처럼 보이게 한다. - Korean text blocks: Set small poster text in Korean: “오늘의 추천 탭”, “한정 배치 입고”, “페어링 플레이트”, “예약 가능”, “라스트 오더 23:30”, “첫 잔 1,000원 할인”, “단체 예약 환영”. All Korean must be clean, legible, and naturally spaced. - Color palette: {컬러 톤}을 기반으로 #8C5A2B brass, #3B2A1F dark wood, #2F4A3F chalkboard green, #F2E7D2 warm ivory, #111111 near-black accents. 맥주 액체에는 호박색, 밀맥주 골드, 스타우트 브라운, 사워 맥주의 옅은 핑크 골드를 섞어 탭별 차이를 만든다. - Border/shadow: 포스터 가장자리에 아주 얇은 다크 브라운 프레임을 두고, 탭 핸들과 글라스에는 soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 18% opacity를 적용한다. 정보 패널은 인쇄된 종이 라벨처럼 살짝 낡은 가장자리와 미세한 잉크 번짐이 보이게 한다. - Decorative graphic elements: 홉 콘, 보리 이삭, 맥주 거품 라인, 얇은 황동 라인 디바이더, 작은 화살표, 원형 배지, 티켓 절취선, 칠판 메뉴 박스를 사용해 시선을 헤더에서 탭 라인업, 하단 행사 정보로 자연스럽게 이동시킨다. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 35mm full-frame documentary interior shot, f/2.8, slight perspective from eye level with a subtle downward angle to capture the bar top and back wall in one frame. - Lighting: warm tungsten practical lights mixed with soft overhead diffused fill, plus a gentle rim light from the left to make brass taps and glassware sparkle; shadow areas remain rich and moody. - Color grade: amber highlights, deep espresso browns, muted green chalkboard tones, low-saturation industrial pub grade with cinematic contrast. - Material realism: brushed brass, wet glass, chalk dust, scratched dark wood, matte black metal, folded paper menu, greaseproof food paper, frothy beer foam, condensation on cold pints, printed poster paper grain, and slightly worn sticker labels should all be visible. [6. MOOD] Premium neighborhood brewery poster — a mix of Kinfolk interior editorial and Eater bar-feature photography, with the grounded realism of a Japanese craft-beer taproom. Lively but grown-up, warm, local, slightly smoky, and full of practical details that make the pub feel open tonight: the taps are cold, the food is ready, and the event is about to start. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문자열: {매장명}, {슬로건}, {컨셉}, {탭 라인업}, {이벤트명}, {이벤트일시}, {영업시간}, {주소}, {예약문의} - 탭 라벨은 {탭 라인업}의 각 항목이 개별적으로 또렷하게 읽혀야 하며, 철자·띄어쓰기·한글/영문 혼용이 깨지면 안 된다. - 추가로 보이는 포스터 문구는 “오늘의 추천 탭”, “한정 배치 입고”, “페어링 플레이트”, “예약 가능”, “라스트 오더 23:30”, “{대표가격}”, “{페어링세트}”, “첫 잔 1,000원 할인”, “카운터 제시”, “{해시태그}”처럼 짧고 현실적인 매장 광고 문구로 구성한다. - 매장 내부 구조는 성인용 펍 분위기로 유지하고, 과음·취한 사람·미성년자 연상 요소는 넣지 않는다. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Korean whiskey bar and lounge atmosphere editorial, wide interior scene for magazine-style promotion. Dark wood premium lounge environment with bottle display, conversational guests, tasting culture, and realistic hospitality details for a refined promotional spread. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Wide 16:9 composition with {매장명} as the visual anchor across the middle 60% of the frame, integrated as a brushed brass wall sign or softly backlit lettering above the central bar. - Left and right seating zones frame the center counter; the bottle display stays sharply readable on the back counter shelf, with premium glassware, menu cards, pairing plates, and warm table lamps adding depth. - Background treatment: dark wood paneling, deep green upholstery, copper accents, amber practical lights, leather Chesterfield sofa, ceiling-height bookshelf-style whiskey cellar, vintage globe, candles, framed tasting notes, decanter silhouettes, and {배경 디테일} woven naturally into the room. - Add editorial poster details within the scene: a small tabletop reservation card reading “오늘의 테이스팅”, a slim brass placard with “2026.05 라운지 셀렉션”, and a subtle lower-corner magazine-style label reading “BAR GUIDE VOL.247”. - Include 2 adult guests in their 30s wearing a mix of suit and smart casual, seated and talking naturally; one may rest a hand near a nosing glass on the table while the other reviews a tasting menu. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Foreground (bottom 18%): polished wood counter edge with realistic reflections, a copper jigger, leather coaster, folded napkin, cut crystal tumbler, small candle, water carafe, and a printed tasting menu card reading “페어링 노트 / 다크 초콜릿 · 견과 · 스모크”. - Midground (center 50%): {매장명} lounge seating with leather Chesterfield sofa, muted deep green textiles, brass table bases, marble-topped side tables, two adults in natural conversation poses, and a small pairing plate with dark chocolate and roasted nuts. - Product line (upper-mid 20%): {시그니처 셀렉션} bottles arranged on the counter and back shelf, labels fully visible and crisp, varied in height and glass tone like a real curated whiskey lineup with believable reflections and refractions. - Background (top 30%): bookshelf-like whiskey cellar structure reaching toward the ceiling, vintage globe, catalog tags, warm ambient lamps, framed menu board, bottle ladder rail, and architectural wood grain visible across shelves and wall panels. - Atmosphere layer: warm amber backlight from behind bottles, subtle haze only enough to catch highlights, cinematic shadow structure emphasizing wood grain, leather texture, brass edges, candlelight, and glass contours. - Branding clarity: {매장명} and {시그니처 셀렉션} must read exactly and cleanly, with no distortions or partial occlusion; supporting Korean copy may include “프라이빗 테이스팅”, “예약 문의”, “시그니처 페어링”, and “마감 01:00”. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard and Noto Sans KR, bold for main brand emphasis, medium for supporting copy, size hierarchy suitable for a landscape editorial poster; crisp sans-serif with high legibility. - Color palette: {컬러 톤} anchored by deep walnut brown #3B2A22, forest green #1F3A2E, copper #B46A3C, amber #C98B3B, and warm cream highlights #E8DDCB. - Border/shadow: soft realistic shadow under bottles and furniture, 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity; highlights should feel like polished wood and glass rather than glossy plastic. - Add layered hospitality graphics as real objects: cream menu paper, brass table number, tiny reservation tag, bottle neck labels, and a discreet lower-third editorial caption reading “{컨셉} · {비율}”. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: full-frame interior editorial look, 24mm tilt-shift lens at f/5.6 for straight architectural lines and balanced depth across the lounge. - Lighting: warm practical lamps mixed with amber backlight behind the bottle shelf, plus soft diffused fill from front-left at 45° to preserve label readability and face detail. - Color grade: dark mahogany + deep green + copper amber, with controlled contrast and slightly muted blacks, like a premium hospitality spread in Wallpaper* or Kinfolk. - Material realism: visible walnut grain, worn leather creases, cut-crystal facets, brushed brass patina, candle wax texture, linen napkins, paper menu fibers, and subtle fingerprints on glass where appropriate. [6. MOOD] Premium whiskey lounge editorial — Aesop-like restraint mixed with a luxe hotel bar atmosphere, cinematic but composed, warm enough to feel like a real evening service with quiet conversation and curated tasting rituals. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: {매장명}, {컨셉}, {시그니처 셀렉션}, {컬러 톤}, {배경 디테일}, {비율} must appear exactly if text is rendered. - Render supporting Korean text cleanly if used: “오늘의 테이스팅”, “프라이빗 테이스팅”, “시그니처 페어링”, “예약 문의”, “페어링 노트”, “다크 초콜릿 · 견과 · 스모크”, “2026.05 라운지 셀렉션”. - Bottle labels must stay readable and unwarped; no bottle duplication errors. - Guests must look like adults in their 30s with relaxed, refined behavior; no youth-like features or drunken behavior. - Interior geometry should remain realistic with straight shelves, clean counter lines, believable spatial depth, and consistent reflections across wood, brass, leather, and glass. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Magazine-style storefront visual for a traditional liquor tavern and makgeolli house, designed as a vertical promotional key visual for social media, entrance signage, and storefront branding. Focus on an adult-only Korean traditional pub atmosphere with elegant interior styling, readable Korean typography, appetizing shared dishes, signature bottle labels, and realistic shop information that feels ready for an actual opening campaign. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject: {매장명} as the hero brand environment, occupying the middle 65% of the frame with the entrance, counter, and seating area clearly visible. - Composition: vertical editorial poster layout, slightly angled interior view, with strong depth from foreground tabletop items to background hanok architecture; the viewer should feel like they are standing just inside the doorway before dinner service. - Background treatment: modern hanok interior with exposed wood beams, hanji paper windows, stacked earthenware jars, brass tableware, hanging warm bulbs, handwritten menu slips, and small paper lantern details on warm textured surfaces. - Place {컨셉} as the design direction across the interior styling, menu board, bottle shelf, table settings, and overall brand mood. - Use {컬러 톤} as the dominant palette through walls, wood, paper, pottery, textiles, lighting, and printed signage. - Include realistic storefront-poster information in the scene: address label, opening hours, reservation contact, Instagram handle, seasonal notice, and a small lower poster strip with event details. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header zone (top 18%): place {매장명} in large Korean display typography, centered or slightly left-aligned, with a refined magazine masthead feel; add small supporting copy reading “전통주와 장맛 안주가 있는 밤”. - Store information strip near header: include “{동네} · {운영시간} · 예약 {예약번호}” in clean small Korean type, like a premium hospitality poster. - Main interior zone (middle 45%): show a realistic hanok-style dining room with wood beams, hanji windows, ceramic jars, brass bowls, folded linen napkins, hanging menu tags, a softly lit bottle shelf, and subtle steam or haze from warm food service. - Counter/table zone (lower middle 22%): place clearly legible bottles of {시그니처 술} on the counter or table, with crisp labels facing camera and soft reflections on wood grain; add a small bottle-neck tag reading “오늘의 추천주”. - Food styling zone (lower 20%): arrange {시그니처 안주} naturally as shared Korean bar snacks on plates, brass dishes, and dark ceramic bowls, with realistic texture, sauce sheen, scallion garnish, sesame, chopsticks, tasting cups, and steam where appropriate. - Menu/pricelist insert: include a vertical paper menu card on the table or wall with store name, 4 items, and prices: “해물파전 ₩18,000”, “낙지볶음 ₩24,000”, “도토리묵 ₩15,000”, “달빛 막걸리 ₩9,000”. - Promotional poster footer: add a warm paper-label area with “{행사문구}”, “{행사일정}”, “{장소안내}”, “문의 {예약번호}”, and “Instagram {인스타그램}”. - Decorative graphics: use subtle ink-brush dividers, small rice-grain motifs, barley stalk line art, and hanji label stickers integrated into the poster design. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard Bold or Noto Sans KR SemiBold for store/menu text; use a refined Korean display serif such as Nanum Myeongjo Bold for the main brand title; size hierarchy should feel like a premium magazine ad and boutique tavern poster. - Color palette: earthy brown, soot black, warm rice-paper beige, muted amber, brass gold, and soft lacquer red, matching {컬러 톤}. - Border/shadow: soft realistic shadow under bottles, dishes, paper menu cards, and brass cups, 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity; subtle vignette only at edges. - Surface treatment: tactile wood grain, matte ceramic, slightly fibrous hanji texture, aged brass, woven coaster texture, condensation on chilled makgeolli bottles, and natural brush-ink print marks; avoid a glossy restaurant-flyer look. - Text placement: all Korean signage, menu prices, event details, and contact labels must be readable and arranged as part of the physical environment or poster overlay, not floating randomly. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: full-frame editorial interior photo look, 35mm lens at f/2.8 for a natural indoor perspective with mild depth separation. - Lighting: warm tungsten practical bulbs mixed with soft diffused window fill from the side, producing amber highlights on brass, gentle shadow falloff, and inviting reflections on bottles and polished wood. - Color grade: warm sepia-amber with controlled contrast, deep brown blacks, muted cream highlights, and a slight filmic grain reminiscent of a Kinfolk-style hospitality feature. [6. MOOD] Premium traditional Korean tavern editorial — a refined Kinfolk hospitality spread mixed with a modern hanok lounge atmosphere, suitable for a late-evening adult dining destination and a carefully designed makgeolli bar launch poster. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 렌더할 문자열 — “{매장명}” - Korean text accuracy: 메뉴 카드에 반드시 또렷하게 표기 — “해물파전 ₩18,000”, “낙지볶음 ₩24,000”, “도토리묵 ₩15,000”, “달빛 막걸리 ₩9,000” - Korean text accuracy: 정보 영역에 반드시 또렷하게 표기 — “{동네}”, “{운영시간}”, “예약 {예약번호}”, “Instagram {인스타그램}” - Korean text accuracy: 하단 행사 영역에 반드시 또렷하게 표기 — “{행사문구}”, “{행사일정}”, “{장소안내}” - Adult-only atmosphere: clearly 20+ hospitality mood, no youth-oriented styling, no intoxication, no excessive revelry. - Bottles must have readable labels facing the viewer; food should look authentic, appropriately portioned, warm, and appetizing. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Sexualized, drunken, or youth-related imagery - Celebrity composites or recognizable public figures

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean cocktail bar signature menu card, magazine-style SNS visual, vertical poster for adult bar promotion. Four signature drinks are presented as a polished editorial menu/pricelist with realistic cocktail photography, clear pricing, store details, social tags, and refined late-night bar atmosphere suitable for Instagram feed or story promotion. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main composition: a premium 4-item cocktail menu card with {매장명} at the top, a compact concept line using {컨셉}, four drink entries arranged in an editorial grid, and {인스타·태그} anchored in a social footer. - Subject placement: top 15% contains masthead, date/edition label, and concept subtitle; middle 68–72% contains four signature drink modules; lower 12–15% contains address/contact, booking note, small icons, and the social tag footer. - Background treatment: {배경} rendered as a dark tactile bar surface with realistic wood grain, brushed metal reflections, condensation rings, cocktail napkins, citrus peel, stirrer shadows, glass highlights, and warm candle glow; keep all details atmospheric while preserving legibility. - Framing and density: poster-like vertical layout with believable printed-menu details, thin dividers, small microcopy, corner labels, tiny QR/barcode-style reservation block, and subtle decorative linework that feels like a real bar menu photographed for SNS. - Use {매장명}, {컨셉}, {시그니처 4종}, {컬러 톤}, {배경}, {인스타·태그} placeholders throughout the layout. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Header area: Place {매장명} as the main masthead centered near the top in a magazine-cover/menu-board style, with a refined subtitle line using {컨셉} beneath it. Add small realistic labels such as "SIGNATURE MENU", "VOL.024", "2026.05", and "SEOUL NIGHT BAR GUIDE" near the header. 2. Store information strip: Under the subtitle or along the lower header edge, include compact Korean microcopy such as "영업 18:00–02:00", "서울 용산구 한강대로 24길 7", "예약 02-0000-2026", and "테이블 차지 별도" in small readable type. 3. Menu grid: Split the central area into four drink cards for the four items in {시그니처 4종}; each card should contain a realistic drink photo, a Korean name line, an English name line, a short tasting note, and the price line, all arranged consistently. 4. Drink photo treatment: Make each drink image look like a tightly cropped premium bar photograph with visible glass silhouette, ice clarity, condensation, garnish detail, cocktail pick or peel, and reflections from nearby candles. Each drink should have a distinct vessel and color while sharing the same editorial system. 5. Drink content details: Add short Korean tasting notes such as "유자·레몬필·부드러운 산미", "스모크 오크·비터·오렌지 제스트", "리치·라임·은은한 허브", and "에스프레소·카카오·크림 폼" below the English names in smaller type. 6. Visual emphasis: Use the drink colors as the main visual accents against the dark setting, so citrus yellow, smoky brown, lychee pink, and espresso dark tones stand out clearly with copper-gold highlights and controlled amber reflections. 7. Footer area: Set {인스타·태그} at the bottom in a neat social-footer strip with tiny save/share/comment-style micro icons, a small reservation QR/barcode area, and compact CTA text such as "오늘의 바 좌석 예약" and "DM 예약 가능". [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for Korean text, paired with a clean sans-serif for English; title in semi-bold 700–800, menu names in 500–600, prices in 600, size hierarchy clearly visible at poster scale. - Color palette: {컬러 톤} plus supporting tones like deep charcoal #111318, warm copper #B87333, muted gold #C8A96A, candle amber #D6A15F, smoky navy #0B111A, and cream paper text #E8DDC9. - Graphic details: thin hairline dividers, copper corner marks, small section labels, subtle embossed menu-card edges, realistic paper grain, faint glass-ring stains, matte poster texture, and refined menu icons for ice, citrus, smoke, and coffee. - Border/shadow: thin hairline dividers, soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity for drink cards and text blocks; avoid heavy neon bleed. - Layout finish: editorial crispness, premium menu realism, clean alignment, layered bar-surface texture, and high contrast for readability. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: premium beverage photography look, 85mm f/1.8 for the drink cutouts and 50mm f/2.0 for the overall menu scene, crisp focus on the glasses and menu text. - Lighting: low-key studio lighting with soft key light from upper-left at 45°, gentle fill from front-right, and a subtle rim light to catch glass edges, condensation, metal jigger reflections, and glossy liquid surfaces. - Color grade: deep navy shadows, copper-gold highlights, warm amber candle reflections, restrained neon accent from a small background sign, and rich blacks that keep detail in wood, glass, and printed paper. - Realism: make the final image feel like a professionally styled cocktail menu photographed on an actual bar counter, with believable print texture, slight perspective depth, natural reflections, and sharp readable Korean typography. [6. MOOD] Premium cocktail editorial — a refined late-night Seoul lounge atmosphere, combining magazine-style bar guide design, tactile printed menu details, candlelit wood, polished glassware, and sophisticated adult after-dark energy. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 렌더될 문자열 — "Mood Lab", "시그니처 트위스트 칵테일 + 어쿠스틱 무드", "Yuzu Sour", "18,000", "Smoky Old Fashioned", "22,000", "Lychee Gimlet", "17,000", "Espresso Espresso", "19,000", "@moodlab.kr · #moodlab". - Each of the 4 drink entries must show one Korean name line, one English name line, one short Korean tasting note, and one price line, consistently aligned across the grid. - Include realistic menu/pricelist details in Korean: "SIGNATURE MENU", "VOL.024", "2026.05", "영업 18:00–02:00", "서울 용산구 한강대로 24길 7", "예약 02-0000-2026", "DM 예약 가능". - Adult bar atmosphere only, presented as responsible premium lounge promotion with clear prices and readable SNS/menu information. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Unauthorized celebrity likeness or composite portraits

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Wine bar SNS main visual in a magazine-editorial style, horizontal hero image for social media cover, Instagram feed announcement, and reservation promotion use. Premium dining-space atmosphere with natural wine selection, designed to highlight venue identity, signature pours, opening hours, location, and social handle at a glance. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Wide horizontal composition with the dining room occupying about 70% of the frame, while editorial typography is layered naturally across the upper-left brand area and lower-right reservation area. - The interior should feel upscale but approachable: warm wood paneling, dim pendant lights, visible wine-cellar shelving, linen napkins, small plates, menu cards, a brass reservation stand, corks, coasters, and upholstered armchairs arranged for real conversation. - Place {모델·인물} in the mid-foreground, slightly off-center, so the scene feels candid and editorial rather than staged. - Use {매장명}, {컨셉}, {시그니처}, {시간 정보}, {위치라벨}, {예약정보}, {인스타핸들}, {해시태그}, and {메인 컬러} as visible brand anchors in the layout. - Include tasteful SNS-card details: a small save/share icon row, a date label, a location tag, subtle hashtag strip, and a soft sticker-like caption badge integrated into the magazine spread. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Background architecture: build a refined Seoul wine-bar interior with dark wood wall panels, a subtle wine-cellar backdrop, brushed metal details, a marble or walnut counter, pendant lights receding into depth, and softly glowing bottle shelves. 2) Primary dining zone (center-left 45%): arrange two or three small tables with armchairs, linen napkins, small ceramic plates, a candle, printed tasting notes, and a few opened bottles to make the venue feel actively prepared for service. 3) Counter/product zone (lower-center 25%): display {시그니처} on a small tabletop menu card and nearby shelving with bottle labels upright and readable, premium but not commercial-brochure exaggerated. 4) Human presence layer: place {모델·인물} as relaxed adult guests talking naturally, leaning slightly toward one another with calm evening gestures, while the staff area and table settings add a lived-in hospitality feeling. 5) Title and brand text zone: render {매장명} as the main headline, with {컨셉} as a smaller subtitle, {시간 정보} as a concise schedule line, and {예약정보} as a reservation CTA in the lower-right information block. 6) SNS information layer: add {인스타핸들} near the top-right, {게시일자} and {위치라벨} as a small editorial label, {해시태그} along the bottom edge, and a micro icon row showing save · share · map pin · reservation symbols. 7) Color emphasis: apply {메인 컬러} across accents, bottle styling, typography separators, candle reflections, and small UI-like labels, keeping the overall palette grounded in deep burgundy, warm wood, and restrained gold. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard Bold for {매장명} headline, Pretendard SemiBold for {컨셉}, and Noto Sans KR Medium for {시그니처}, {시간 정보}, {예약정보}, {위치라벨}, {게시일자}, and {해시태그}; headline size should dominate, with subtitle and schedule set smaller and tightly tracked. - Color palette: {메인 컬러} plus deep burgundy #4A1F2A, walnut brown #5A3E2B, candle amber #C89B5C, muted olive #6B6A45, and ivory text #F4EBDD for contrast. - Graphic treatment: use thin gold separators, small rounded caption badges, refined editorial drop shadows, 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity on text blocks, bottles, and UI labels. - Render social micro-elements as premium hospitality design: small bookmark icon, share arrow, map pin, reservation dot, and a discreet caption sticker reading {마이크로카피}. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 35mm full-frame editorial interior shot, shot on a Sony A7R IV with a 35mm f/1.4 lens at f/2.8 for moderate depth of field and crisp environmental detail. - Lighting: warm practical pendant lights from above, soft fill from camera-left, candle glow on tabletops, subtle reflections on glassware, and a faint back rim from the cellar side to separate people and bottles from the darker wood background. - Color grade: deep burgundy, amber tungsten, walnut brown, and muted gold with slightly lifted shadows for a polished magazine spread finish. [6. MOOD] Sophisticated evening hospitality editorial — somewhere between Kinfolk dining feature and Aesop interior storytelling, with the calm polish of a high-end Seoul natural wine bar and the practical readability of an Instagram main visual. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확히 보여야 함: - {매장명} - {컨셉} - {시그니처} - {시간 정보} - {예약정보} - {위치라벨} - {게시일자} - {인스타핸들} - {해시태그} - {마이크로카피} - Bottle labels and tabletop menu text should remain upright, clean, and readable; no mirrored or garbled lettering. - {모델·인물} must appear as adult guests only, ages 20+, with natural conversation poses and calm wine-bar etiquette. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or recognizable public-figure likenesses - Minor-coded faces or school-like styling

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean plant home-gardening care guide poster, vertical editorial infographic for plant parents. Designed like a real plant-shop care sheet that could be printed and displayed in a cozy Korean apartment or shared on social media, combining botanical illustration, practical care icons, small shop details, seasonal guide labels, and a realistic room mockup. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Overall layout: a tall poster with top title band (18%), central hero plant illustration (42%), care-info card zone (20%), and bottom interior mockup strip (20%). - Subject placement: {식물명} appears at the top as the main title; the plant illustration dominates the upper-middle area, slightly offset with layered paper tabs, botanical annotation marks, and small specimen-label details so the page feels designed and lived-in. - Background treatment: warm off-white paper texture (#F6F1E7) with visible recycled-paper grain, faint pressed-leaf silhouettes, soft shadowed paper-card layers, subtle tape corners, and a realistic printed poster surface. - Spacing and framing: clear hierarchy between title, illustration, care icons, and mockup; include rounded-corner info cards, thin botanical line dividers, small note stickers, a tiny QR/barcode-style contact area, and a footer credit line without overwhelming the care information. - Use {식물명}, {케어 정보}, {일러스트 톤}, {인테리어 mockup}, {색감}, {핵심 카피}, {비율/사이즈} placeholders naturally throughout the layout. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Top header area (upper 18%): place {식물명} in large Korean lettering, with a compact subtitle-style placement for {핵심 카피} beneath it; add small editorial metadata such as “식물집사 케어 가이드”, “VOL.024”, “2026년 봄호”, and “PLANT CARE NOTE” like a premium plant-shop label. - Hero illustration area (mid 42%): render {식물명} as the main botanical illustration in {일러스트 톤}, with clear leaf silhouettes, delicate vein detail, subtle watercolor wash, small handwritten-style Korean annotation labels, a tiny pot-size ruler mark, and faint soil/pot texture details that keep the linework readable. - Care information area (lower-mid 20%): convert {케어 정보} into three icon-led blocks for sunlight, watering, and temperature; each block should be aligned in a neat grid with simple pictograms and short Korean labels. Add realistic micro details such as “체크 주기”, “초보 난이도 ★★★☆☆”, “이번 주 관리 메모”, and a small watering calendar strip. - Interior mockup area (bottom 20%): show {인테리어 mockup} as a realistic home corner with the plant placed naturally in a ceramic or terracotta pot, styled like a cozy Korean apartment interior with a wood shelf, linen curtain, warm window light, a small watering can, plant mister, gardening book, and textured rug or floor detail. - Footer and utility details: include a small shop/contact block reading “GREEN ROOM SEOUL”, “서울 마포구 연남로 24”, “문의 @greenroom.home”, a small QR/barcode area labeled “CARE QR”, and a tiny credit line “Illustration & Care by 식물생활 연구소”. - Visual integration: use {색감} consistently across title accents, icon outlines, plant shadows, sticky-note tags, barcode/QR area, and divider lines so the whole composition feels unified, warm, and realistic. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for the care text in medium weight 500–600, and a more elegant serif-like Korean display for the title if needed; title size should feel bold and poster-like, with slightly expanded letter spacing. - Color palette: base off-white #F6F1E7, sage #A8B69A, beige #DCCDB7, dark green #2F4A3A, and muted accent gray #7D7D73; incorporate {색감} as the main accent for labels, stickers, and botanical highlights. - Border/shadow: use thin 1px dark-green rules, soft drop shadows with 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity, rounded cards, paper-cut layering, subtle washi-tape shadows, and light print-registration texture. - Graphic treatment: icons should be simple line icons with consistent stroke width; the watercolor illustration should keep edges crisp rather than painterly-blurry, while the room strip can include realistic textures such as ceramic glaze, woven fabric, plant soil, wood grain, and soft curtain folds. - Poster content details: add short Korean callout blurbs such as “잎 끝 갈변 체크”, “흙이 마르면 듬뿍”, “빛 좋은 창가 추천”, plus a small page indicator “CARE SHEET 01 / 01” and a decorative botanical divider. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: editorial product-poster look inspired by a Canon EOS R5 with 50mm f/1.8 standard lens for the interior strip and a flat botanical scan aesthetic for the illustration section; overall composition should feel like a professionally designed printed page with realistic paper and ink texture. - Lighting: soft window light from upper-left with gentle fill from the right, creating faint natural shadows on the mockup area, paper cards, tape edges, pot rim, and small gardening props. - Color grade: muted sage-beige botanical palette with deep forest green anchors, warm paper whites, natural terracotta and wood tones, and print-friendly contrast. [6. MOOD] A refined Korean plant-care editorial — like a Kinfolk-style houseplant spread mixed with a modern neighborhood plant-shop care poster, practical enough for beginners and visually rich enough to feel like a collectible botanical print. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확히 보여야 함: - {식물명} - {케어 정보} - {핵심 카피} - 햇빛 - 물 - 온도 - Additional readable Korean microcopy should appear naturally in the poster: “식물집사 케어 가이드”, “VOL.024”, “2026년 봄호”, “초보 난이도 ★★★☆☆”, “이번 주 관리 메모”, “빛 좋은 창가 추천”, “문의 @greenroom.home”. - Layout invariants: the top title, center care info, and bottom mockup must all appear in one vertically stacked poster with clear hierarchy, matching {비율/사이즈}. - Illustration requirements: the plant must look like {일러스트 톤}, with readable leaves, botanically correct proportions, and realistic home-gardening context. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Create a one-page small-business store interior concept board for a café startup or renovation briefing, formatted like a real designer moodboard / Pinterest-style presentation sheet photographed as a premium client proposal. The board should communicate concept, palette, materials, props, lighting, zoning, and spatial direction at a glance, with realistic printed labels, sample tags, memo notes, and small presentation details that make it feel ready for an actual store planning meeting. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Vertical single-page board with a 4-part editorial grid: color swatches, material miniatures, interior sketch/photo panel, and signature prop/detail miniatures, plus a compact project-info strip. - Main title area at the top 12–15% of the canvas, with the concept name {매장 종류·이름} centered or left-aligned depending on the grid balance. - Background: warm off-white premium paper texture with subtle grain, faint pencil guide marks, taped sample corners, tiny registration ticks, and realistic printed presentation-board depth. - Use {컨셉 키워드}, {컬러 팔레트}, {자재}, {소품·디테일}, {레이아웃}, {비율/사이즈} as the content anchors for all panels. - Add authentic client-deck details such as project code, date stamp, small page number, scale note, budget memo, designer credit, and contact-style footer text, while keeping the core board readable. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Header zone (top 12–15%): Set the title “{매장 종류·이름}” in a bold but refined Korean display style. Add a compact subtitle using {컨셉 키워드}, plus small metadata: “INTERIOR CONCEPT BOARD”, “VOL.01”, “2026.05”, “제안서 초안”, “Designer: 스튜디오 온도”, and a tiny project code such as “SB-168 / LOCAL SHOP RENOVATION”. 2. Project-info strip: Beneath the title or along the right edge, include small realistic labels: “매장 타입”, “컨셉 키워드”, “면적/비율”, “동선 요약”, “예상 공사 포인트”, with Korean text referencing {매장 종류·이름}, {컨셉 키워드}, {레이아웃}, and {비율/사이즈}. Include a tiny QR-like square and barcode-style reference area as design-deck details, not as official certification. 3. Color swatch panel: Place 4–6 horizontal or square swatches with visible HEX labels and Korean color names; use the tones implied by {컬러 팔레트}. Add printed chip codes and notes such as “MAIN WALL”, “COUNTER”, “POINT FABRIC”, “PLANT ACCENT”, with realistic paper shadows and slight ink texture. 4. Material panel: Show tactile material samples for {자재} as miniature photo tiles, cutout cards, or overlapping physical sample chips, including wood grain, painted wall texture, metal detail, stone or tile surface, fabric/leather option, and a light reflective surface if needed. Add tiny Korean captions such as “상판 후보”, “벽면 마감”, “가구 프레임”, “손잡이 디테일”. 5. Interior concept panel: Include a refined interior sketch or reference-image style view of the store layout, reflecting {컨셉 키워드} with furniture placement, wall finish, counter form, shelving, lighting fixtures, menu board, entrance view, plant accents, and customer circulation. Add believable callout arrows and labels such as “주문 동선”, “픽업 존”, “2인석”, “포토월”, “수납 선반”. 6. Floor-plan / zoning inset: Add a small simplified floor plan thumbnail based on {레이아웃}, with counter, seating, entrance, service path, and back-bar/storage zones. Include scale text such as “SCALE 1:80”, “동선 폭 900mm”, and “좌석 비율 {비율/사이즈}”. 7. Prop/detail panel: Display miniature lifestyle props from {소품·디테일} as arranged cutouts or small photo cards, such as plants, pendant lighting, ceramic cup, linen curtain, menu stand, vintage wall clock, framed coffee illustration, basket, signage plaque, or tray details. Add sticker-like labels and subtle handwritten memo notes in Korean. 8. Footer / proposal note: Add a slim footer line with “CLIENT REVIEW COPY”, “문의 02-000-1680”, “서울 로컬 상권 테스트”, “page 01 / concept direction”, and a short Korean CTA-style note such as “현장 실측 후 자재 사양 확정”. 9. Layout discipline: Keep all sections aligned in a polished designer grid with consistent gutters, visible hierarchy, label readability, and layered editorial realism; the board should feel like a designer’s client proposal page based on {레이아웃}, with real printed artifacts rather than a sterile mockup. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for Korean labels, Inter or Helvetica Neue for English/HEX labels; use bold 700 for title, medium 500 for section labels, and 18–28px equivalent sizing for clarity. Use smaller 9–12pt-equivalent captions for project codes, material tags, footer notes, and callouts. - Color palette: cream #F6F1E8, wood brown #B88A5A, deep brown #5A3E2B, warm beige #D8C7B4, plant green #6F8B5B, charcoal #2E2A27. - Border/shadow: thin 1px neutral border around tiles, soft drop shadow 0 6px 18px rgba(0,0,0,0.10), subtle paper edge contrast, gentle tile layering, realistic sample-card thickness, and soft contact shadows. - Graphic details: add fine divider rules, corner labels, annotation arrows, tape strips, clipped material tags, tiny numbering marks, and presentation-sheet microcopy that support the interior concept without changing the subject. - Text rendered in the image should be mostly Korean with compact English technical labels where appropriate, matching a professional Seoul-based interior studio proposal. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: editorial product-board look, simulated 50mm lens perspective with gentle flat-lay composition, crisp print detail, high-resolution scanned presentation aesthetic. - Lighting: soft diffused studio light from upper-left at 45°, mild fill from right, realistic paper and material shadows, readable grain on wood, fabric, tile, paint, and metal surfaces. - Color grade: warm cream + wood + muted green + deep coffee-brown, with low saturation and clean neutral balance. - Rendering quality: highly detailed realistic printed board, believable paper fibers, tactile material samples, crisp Korean typography, accurate grid alignment, and subtle depth between overlapping cards. [6. MOOD] Premium interior design proposal board — a polished café or small-shop concept presentation with the warmth of a Kinfolk-style editorial spread, the practicality of a designer client deck, and the credibility of a real renovation briefing package. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: “{매장 종류·이름}”, “{컨셉 키워드}”, “{컬러 팔레트}”, “{자재}”, “{소품·디테일}”, “{레이아웃}”, “{비율/사이즈}”. - Include realistic Korean deck text such as “INTERIOR CONCEPT BOARD”, “제안서 초안”, “컬러 팔레트”, “자재 샘플”, “공간 스케치”, “소품 디테일”, “주문 동선”, “픽업 존”, “현장 실측 후 자재 사양 확정”. - Each panel must remain visually separated and easy to read, with labels, callouts, material chips, and image tiles placed in a coherent hierarchy. - HEX labels must be legible and paired with the correct Korean color name in each swatch. - If any sketched interior view is included, the perspective must be coherent and architectural lines must remain straight and believable. - The result should look like a real printed concept board for {매장 종류·이름}, not a blank template. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 - format: {비율/사이즈} - tone_reference: {컨셉 톤} [1. PURPOSE] Korean apartment-room before/after story card, 6-cut timelapse grid, social-media-friendly vertical poster. Cinematic transformation narrative with realistic photo base and slight stylization, designed for Instagram Reels-style grid storytelling, enriched with believable lifestyle details, captions, date/location labels, and small social-card UI elements. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Top header occupies about 10% of the canvas, with {스토리 제목} centered in a warm title band, plus a small handle, date/location label, and page indicator for a real Instagram recap card. - Main body uses a strict 3x2 grid: 6 equal panels, each panel with consistent margins, thin separators, realistic snapshot framing, and clear left-to-right / top-to-bottom story flow. - Each cut should feel like a real phone-photo or editorial snapshot in sequence, with visible everyday details: laundry, cleaning tools, wallpaper rolls, receipts, small plants, mugs, slippers, tote bags, and lived-in apartment textures. - Use {컷 1 BEFORE}, {컷 2 청소}, {컷 3 리노베이션}, {컷 4 AFTER}, {컷 5 친구 방문}, {컷 6 행복} as the exact panel content guides. - Overall palette must stay in warm beige, green accent, and wood tones, with realistic apartment lighting, natural material textures, and gentle lifestyle-editorial contrast. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Header band: centered {스토리 제목} at the top, with the main title text “자취방 변신 스토리 — TIMELAPSE”; add small supporting microcopy “@one_room_note · 2026.05 · 서울 관악구”, a tiny “1/6” page indicator, and small save/share-style icons on the right. 2. Cut 1 panel (top-left): {컷 1 BEFORE} shown as a cramped 7-pyeong studio with scattered clothes, cup noodles, delivery boxes, tangled charger cables, unwashed mugs, an old folding table, gray cast, low light, and visibly messy surfaces; include a small corner label “BEFORE — 자취방의 현실” and a tiny caption strip “퇴근 후 쌓인 생활감”. 3. Cut 2 panel (top-middle): {컷 2 청소} shown with 2–3 cleaning workers actively organizing, vacuuming, wiping shelves, separating recycling, and airing out the room; include believable cleaning props such as gloves, microfiber cloths, spray bottles, trash bags, labeled boxes, and a partially open window; add the label “DAY 1 — 청소” and small checklist text “분류 · 세탁 · 환기”. 4. Cut 3 panel (top-right): {컷 3 리노베이션} shown mid-renovation with wallpaper replacement, tile work, dust in the air, a ladder, masking tape, paint tray, utility knife, wallpaper rolls, sample swatches, and covered furniture; emphasize improvement in progress through organized tools and visible craftsmanship; add the label “DAY 3 — 리노베이션” and small note “벽지 교체 / 조명 설치”. 5. Cut 4 panel (bottom-left): {컷 4 AFTER} shown as a modern cozy studio with white walls, light wood furniture, soft bedding, woven rug, small plants, books, framed print, linen curtain, compact storage, clean desk setup, and soft daylight; this should be the most polished and calm panel; add the label “AFTER — 새로운 공간” and caption “7평도 넓어 보이는 배치”. 6. Cut 5 panel (bottom-middle): {컷 5 친구 방문} shown with a woman in her 20s pressing the doorbell and entering, wearing a surprised expression as she sees the transformed room; include hallway light, shoe rack, reusable tote bag, bouquet or small housewarming gift, doorbell panel, and a glimpse of the renovated interior behind the door; add the label “DING DONG — 친구 방문” and speech-bubble sticker “진짜 여기 맞아?”. 7. Cut 6 panel (bottom-right): {컷 6 행복} shown with two friends at a small dining table drinking hand-drip coffee and chatting in a warm afternoon setting; include ceramic mugs, dripper, dessert plate, phone, small vase, sunlit curtain texture, cozy shadows, and relaxed natural gestures; add the label “AFTER — 행복한 오후” and a small end-card CTA “저장하고 다음 집들이 보기”. 8. Bottom footer strip: very small social-card footer beneath the grid with “ROOM MAKEOVER LOG · SAVE • SHARE · #자취방꾸미기 #비포애프터”, matching the warm beige-green palette. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for the header, labels, captions, footer, and stickers; bold for panel labels, medium for the title, around 24–34px for the title and 14–18px for panel labels, with microcopy around 9–12px. - Panel labels must be small, crisp, and fully legible in Korean, placed at each panel corner with consistent padding; captions may sit in translucent rounded rectangles so they feel like real social-media overlays. - Color palette: warm beige #E8DDCF, muted green #8FA58B, soft wood brown #B78E66, off-white #F7F3ED, cool gray #8C8C8C, with natural highlights from window light and subtle warm shadows. - Border/shadow: thin off-white separators with subtle shadow, 2px line weight, soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity; add small rounded sticker shapes and divider ticks that look printed rather than sterile. - Include realistic apartment textures: painted wall grain, laminate floor seams, paper boxes, fabric wrinkles, ceramic reflections, wood grain, cleaning-tool plastic, and soft curtain translucency. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: realistic interior photo look, 24mm wide-angle for room panels and 50mm standard lens feel for the people-focused panels, f/4 to f/5.6, clean editorial framing. - Lighting: before panel uses dim indoor ambient light; cleaning and renovation panels use neutral overhead interior light; after panel uses soft window light from upper-left; friend and coffee panels use warm afternoon window light from the side. - Color grade: cinematic beige-green-wood grade with slightly softened contrast, natural skin tones, and gentle highlight roll-off, similar to a premium lifestyle editorial spread. - Rendering approach: realistic photo collage with subtle editorial polish; maintain believable Korean studio-apartment scale, real human proportions, readable overlay text, and natural depth in every panel. [6. MOOD] Premium home-transformation editorial — like a refined Kinfolk magazine before/after spread mixed with a polished Instagram Reels recap and a warm Korean 자취방 집들이 post. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 렌더링되어야 하는 문자열 — “자취방 변신 스토리 — TIMELAPSE”, “BEFORE — 자취방의 현실”, “DAY 1 — 청소”, “DAY 3 — 리노베이션”, “AFTER — 새로운 공간”, “DING DONG — 친구 방문”, “AFTER — 행복한 오후”. - Additional small Korean/social text to render clearly where space allows: “@one_room_note”, “2026.05 · 서울 관악구”, “1/6”, “퇴근 후 쌓인 생활감”, “분류 · 세탁 · 환기”, “벽지 교체 / 조명 설치”, “7평도 넓어 보이는 배치”, “진짜 여기 맞아?”, “저장하고 다음 집들이 보기”, “#자취방꾸미기 #비포애프터”. - The layout must remain a 3x2 grid with exactly 6 evenly sized panels, plus header and small footer UI elements outside the panels. - Keep the transformation tone positive, realistic, and non-sensational; the messy room should feel like an ordinary lived-in studio before a genuine reset. - All hands, faces, body posture, reflections, doorbell interaction, cleaning actions, and coffee-drinking gestures should look natural and anatomically correct. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 - canvas_format: {비율사이즈} [1. PURPOSE] Korean pet shop and dog grooming salon brand visual, multi-cut store showcase and goods mockup for Instagram, blog, and homepage hero usage. Create a realistic small-business campaign board that combines storefront, interior salon, merchandise, staff grooming action, service information, and local contact details in one cohesive branded canvas. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject: a polished pet shop / dog grooming salon branded as {매장명}, described as {업종설명}, presented as a unified visual identity across all cuts. - Composition: arrange {포함컷} across a single canvas with a dominant hero panel and supporting panels that feel like real campaign photography for a neighborhood premium pet salon. - Layout: use {레이아웃} with consistent gutters, aligned panel edges, rounded cards, readable information blocks, and a natural magazine-style hierarchy. - Background treatment: warm pastel retail environment with beige-pink-sage surfaces, soft rounded furniture, clean retail shelving, grooming tools, dog beds, treat jars, leash hooks, towel stacks, and subtle dog-illustration accent details. - Information area: include a practical store-info zone with address, contact, operating hours, Instagram handle, signature service, and a small service-price preview. - Local realism: make the storefront signage, window stickers, staff name badge, product shelf labels, and footer microcopy look like believable Korean shop branding rather than generic placeholder design. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Hero panel: feature the storefront of {매장명} with a welcoming street-facing facade, large glass windows, pastel awning, soft illuminated signage, a tidy entryway, seasonal potted plants, a small sandwich board, and window decals reading “펫부띠끄”, “강아지 전문 미용실 + 펫샵”, “예약 상담”. Use a realistic slightly wide perspective that shows the brand presence and sidewalk context. - Interior panel: show the salon interior with grooming table, dryer, pet waiting corner, product shelves, towel cabinet, mirror, shampoo station, appointment clipboard, and clean floor reflections. Add small readable labels such as “오늘의 예약”, “목욕 케어”, “안심 미용룸” to make the space feel actively operated. - Goods panel: display {굿즈목록} as styled retail goods on a shelf or tabletop: plush toys, dental chews, shampoo bottles, brushes, bows, bandanas, treat pouches, and sample gift bags. Packaging should use coordinated pastel labels with Korean product names, price tags, and small paw-shaped hang tags. - Staff work panel: depict {직원명} gently grooming a small calm dog on a table, with careful hand positioning, visible scissors, comb, apron, name badge, towel, spray bottle, and a reassuring posture. The dog should have natural fur detail, relaxed eyes, and realistic proportions. - Info strip: integrate {주소}, {전화번호}, {운영시간}, {인스타그램}, and {대표서비스} as a compact footer or side note block with simple icon-like separators, QR-style reservation box, and a short CTA chip reading “예약 문의하기”. - Service and price module: add a small pricelist card using {가격표}, with clear dividers and Korean won symbols, like a real in-store service menu. - Promotional detail: include a small pastel sticker or ribbon label with {프로모션문구}, placed on the goods or footer area without covering important imagery. - Color unity: all cuts should share the same pastel grade, signage style, lighting direction, and typography so the set feels like one brand campaign rather than separate images. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, medium to bold weight for headers, regular weight for body text, 24–42px equivalent sizing for main labels, 14–22px equivalent sizing for footer details and price tags. - Color palette: {컨셉톤} with specific tones such as beige #EADCCF, blush pink #F4C9C6, sage #B9C7B4, warm cream #F7F1E8, soft cocoa #8B6A5A, and muted terracotta #C88E7F for CTA accents. - Panel design: use rounded panel corners, subtle 1px warm-gray dividers, soft drop shadows with 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 12% opacity, and tactile paper-label chips that feel like premium pet boutique stationery. - Graphic accents: use dog-line icons, small paw motifs, stitched-label shapes, tiny bone dividers, illustrated shampoo bubbles, leash-loop decorations, and pastel sticker graphics to enrich the retail identity. - Text placement: keep key Korean copy large enough to read at 1536x1024, especially storefront signage, footer contact details, Instagram handle, and service-price preview. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: realistic commercial interior photography look, 24–35mm full-frame lens for the exterior and interior, 50mm for goods close-ups, f/4 to f/5.6 for balanced sharpness. - Lighting: soft overcast daylight or diffused window light from upper-left at 45°, with gentle fill from the right and low-contrast shadows. - Color grade: warm pastel editorial grade with creamy whites, muted blush, sage-green accents, and slight filmic softness; keep blacks lifted slightly for a friendly retail mood. - Material rendering: realistic glass reflections, matte paper packaging, soft plush fabric, shiny shampoo bottles, brushed metal grooming tools, ceramic treat bowls, cotton towels, and natural dog fur texture. [6. MOOD] Premium neighborhood pet-brand editorial — a Kinfolk-style lifestyle spread mixed with polished small-business commercial photography, warm staff care, cute dog personality, and practical shop information for real customers. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확히 보여야 함: “펫부띠끄”, “강아지 전문 미용실 + 펫샵”, “매장 위치”, “인스타”, “시그니처 서비스”. - 추가로 다음 매장 정보가 읽히게 표현되어야 함: “서울 마포구 연남로 24”, “02-1234-5678”, “화–일 10:00–19:00”, “@pet_boutique_kr”, “첫 방문 위생미용 20%”. - 가격표 텍스트 예시가 자연스럽게 보여야 함: “위생미용 ₩35,000”, “스파 목욕 ₩45,000”, “풀케어 ₩75,000”. - Layout consistency: all 4 cuts must use the same tone, palette, typography, and brand styling; no panel should feel visually disconnected. - If any human hands are visible, they must be anatomically correct and natural in grooming posture. - If dogs are shown, keep them cute, calm, and proportionate, with natural fur detail and no distortion. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or recognizable public figures - Counterfeit award medals or government-style marks

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 네이버 플레이스·구글 비즈니스 등록용 {매장명} {업종} 매장 사진 4컷 세트. {비율/사이즈} 2x2 균등 그리드 한 캔버스 구성으로, 외관·내부·대표 메뉴·분위기를 실제 방문 전에 확인할 수 있게 보여주는 즉시 등록용 실사 톤 이미지. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Canvas layout: 2x2 equal grid, each panel with identical margins and gutters, straight vertical/horizontal dividers, balanced business-listing presentation. - Subject hierarchy: panel 1 highlights {외관 컨셉} with the store exterior as the main subject; panel 2 shows {내부 구성} with seating, tabletop detail, and wall menu context; panel 3 presents {대표 메뉴 구성} as a close-up food hero; panel 4 captures {분위기} with staff and customer-facing warmth. - Store identity: apply {매장명} and {업종} naturally through real storefront signage, door vinyl lettering, apron name tag, counter notice, menu board, receipt stand, or table tent where plausible. - Real listing details: include small but readable Korean business information in-scene, such as {주소}, {연락처}, {영업시간}, {대표메뉴명}, {대표가격}, and {촬영일자}; these should feel printed on real shop materials rather than floating graphics. - Labeling: each panel has a small Korean label placed at the top-left of the panel, readable and consistent: 외관, 내부, 대표 메뉴, 분위기. - Background treatment: consistent real-world materials across all panels, with warm wood, charcoal trim, ivory walls, glass reflections, stainless utensils, menu paper, ceramic dishes, side-dish containers, floor texture, and practical restaurant lighting. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Panel 1 — 외관: photograph the exterior of {매장명} as a neat Korean restaurant storefront matching {외관 컨셉}; include a realistic signboard reading “{매장명}”, smaller category text “{업종}”, a door sticker reading “영업시간 {영업시간}”, a small address plaque “{주소}”, window reflections, entrance mat, potted plant, and a sidewalk edge in natural daylight. - Panel 2 — 내부: show a compact dining interior with {내부 구성}; include two to three tables, aligned chairs, water bottle, chopsticks and spoon case, tissue box, side dishes already placed on one table, a wall menu board with Korean items and prices such as “{대표메뉴명} {대표가격}”, “김치찌개 9,000원”, “된장찌개 8,500원”, plus a small counter notice reading “예약·포장 문의 {연락처}”. - Panel 3 — 대표 메뉴: place {대표 메뉴 구성} as the main close-up subject on a wooden table in sharp focus; show steam, glossy sauce texture, rice bowl, soup, kimchi, greens, pickled vegetables, metal spoon/chopsticks, a small printed table tent reading “대표 메뉴 {대표메뉴명} / {대표가격}”, and natural food reflections on ceramic plates. - Panel 4 — 분위기: depict {분위기} through a staff member greeting politely near the entrance or service counter; include a customer coat or bag on a chair, warm ceiling lights, order counter, simple payment terminal, pickup shelf, and an in-scene caption card reading “{촬영일자} 촬영 · {매장명}”. - Unification: all four panels must share the same time of day, white balance, photographic finish, and store materials so the set feels like one real location shoot for the same business. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard SemiBold for the panel labels, 20–24px on a 1024px canvas, black or near-black text with slight letter spacing for clarity. - In-scene text: storefront sign, business hours, menu board, price tags, and contact stickers should use realistic Korean print styles, sized according to their distance from the camera. - Color palette: warm wood brown, charcoal black, soft ivory, muted beige, stainless steel gray, ceramic white, kimchi red, leafy green, and natural daylight highlights; keep saturation moderate and consistent across all four panels. - Divider/shadow: thin 1px divider lines in #E5E0D8 between panels; subtle soft shadow only if needed, 4px y-offset, 10px blur, 12% opacity. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: realistic commercial interior/exterior photography, full-frame DSLR or mirrorless look, 24mm for exterior and interior panels, 50mm for menu close-up, 35mm for the greeting scene; aperture around f/4 to f/5.6. - Lighting: consistent natural daylight look with soft window light from upper-left at about 45°, gentle fill from the front, practical warm interior fixtures, believable glass reflections, no harsh flash, no dramatic rim light; keep shadows soft and believable. - Color grade: neutral warm grade with slightly lifted shadows, ivory highlights, wood-brown mids, restrained black accents, natural food color, and realistic skin tones; avoid oversaturated reds or artificial contrast. [6. MOOD] Real Korean neighborhood restaurant editorial — reliable Naver Place featured-store photography with practical warmth, visible business information, appetizing menu detail, and a welcoming everyday dining atmosphere. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the panel labels must appear exactly as follows: 외관, 내부, 대표 메뉴, 분위기. - Korean text accuracy: visible store text must match “{매장명}”, “{업종}”, “영업시간 {영업시간}”, “{주소}”, “예약·포장 문의 {연락처}”, “{대표메뉴명} {대표가격}”, and “{촬영일자} 촬영”. - Layout invariant: all 4 panels must have equal size and consistent spacing, with no missing panel and no mismatched scene type. - Image realism: the food, tables, storefront, printed signs, staff, and lighting must look like a real photographed Korean restaurant, not an illustration or 3D render. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications / verification badges - Broken Korean characters or garbled menu text - Celebrity composites or recognizable celebrity likenesses unless explicitly requested

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean store counter order/payment 안내 사인, one canvas showing both a flat printed design and a standing countertop mockup. Print-ready BI signage for a café counter, with large Korean notice text, payment method icon row, QR code area, store information, and practical counter-use details. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Left side (about 58% width): a fully 펼친 안내 사인 시안 laid out flat on a café counter tabletop, seen from a slight top-down angle, with paper grain, printed ink texture, and realistic edge shadows. - Right side (about 42% width): the same sign standing on the counter in a clear acrylic holder, angled slightly toward camera for easy reading, with realistic paper thickness and reflection on the holder. - Use {매장명} as the main brand name, {안내 메시지} as the dominant headline, {결제 방법} as the payment row, {QR 코드 자리} as the QR placeholder label, and {추가 안내} as the small footer note. - Add realistic café-counter context around the mockup: a partial POS card reader, receipt roll edge, small loyalty stamp card, a ceramic cup rim, and warm wood surface details, all secondary to the sign. - Background: calm café counter surface with beige paper texture, subtle wood grain, printed stationery feel, and {컨셉 톤} as the visual direction. - Maintain a clear professional information hierarchy while allowing practical store details, small icons, dividers, badges, and café counter objects that naturally exist in this scene. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Top header area: place {매장명} in a compact brand mark zone, with a small caption line reading {안내 배지}; include a tiny date/store label such as {날짜 라벨} near the top corner. - Main notice area: set {안내 메시지} as the largest text block, occupying the visual center of the sign; use bold, highly legible Korean typography with strong contrast. - Payment information area: beneath the main notice, place {결제 방법} in a neat row with small rounded payment pictogram-style separators and a short label reading “결제 가능 수단”. - QR zone: allocate a clearly boxed square/rectangle area labeled for {QR 코드 자리}, with a visible code-frame grid placeholder and a small instruction line reading {멤버십 안내}; position it near the lower-right or lower-center depending on balance. - Store info band: add a slim lower information band with {영업시간}, {매장 주소}, {연락처}, and {와이파이 안내}, separated by thin dividers and tiny service icons. - Footer note: place {추가 안내} as a smaller supporting line at the bottom with polite café guidance styling, plus a small SNS tag line {SNS 태그}. - Mockup treatment: the standing version should show the exact same layout, same text hierarchy, same Korean wording, realistic thickness, paper edge shadow, and a transparent acrylic sign holder resting on the counter. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard ExtraBold for the main headline, Pretendard SemiBold for subtext and section labels, Noto Sans KR Regular for footer notes and store details; headline size should dominate clearly, with balanced tracking and crisp anti-aliased edges. - Color palette: beige #F5EBDD, warm wood brown #8B6B4A, soft green accent #6F8F6A, dark charcoal #2E2E2E, off-white #FFFDF8; apply {컨셉 톤} consistently across both the flat design and mockup. - Graphic system: thin 1px to 2px divider lines, rounded rectangle information chips, subtle green accent dots, payment icon capsules, small QR instruction arrow, and a gentle café-stationery pattern in the header or footer area. - Border/shadow: thin printed border lines, soft drop shadow with 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 14% opacity for the standing mockup, natural contact shadows under the acrylic holder and nearby counter items. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 50mm full-frame lens, f/5.6, editorial product-display framing with the flat design and the mockup both fully visible. - Lighting: soft diffused window light from upper-left at about 45°, gentle fill from right, subtle shadow under the standing sign for realism, mild highlight on acrylic edges. - Color grade: warm beige and muted green with natural wood tones, slightly desaturated for a clean print-design presentation, preserving realistic paper fibers and ink edges. - Material detail: matte coated paper, faint risograph-like ink density variation, clear acrylic holder with beveled edges, wood counter pores, small printed receipt texture, and soft reflections from the POS device. [6. MOOD] Warm Korean café stationery and retail signage — feels like a thoughtful studio mockup from a design portfolio, practical for a real counter, friendly, readable, and quietly premium. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 이미지에 정확히 보여야 함 - {매장명} - {안내 배지} - {날짜 라벨} - {안내 메시지} - 결제 가능 수단 - {결제 방법} - {QR 코드 자리} - {멤버십 안내} - {영업시간} - {매장 주소} - {연락처} - {와이파이 안내} - {추가 안내} - {SNS 태그} - The flat sign and the standing mockup must show the same layout, same text hierarchy, and same Korean wording. - Korean characters must be crisp and correctly formed; no broken jamo, no swapped syllables, no garbled line breaks. - The sign should remain the primary subject even with realistic counter objects and café texture around it. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters or garbled Hangul jamo - Incorrect or mismatched wording between flat design and standing mockup - Celebrity composites or unauthorized portrait likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Create a refined retail operating-hours sign design for a salon storefront door, suitable for print, window-sticker production, and client presentation mockup. Show a polished flat signage proof and a realistic glass-door application mockup in one vertical canvas, with accurate Korean typography, store information, and practical visitor-facing details. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Vertical 1024x1536 canvas split into two stacked presentation zones: top 52% for the flat design proof, bottom 48% for the real storefront glass-door mockup. - Top proof area should appear as a finished signage presentation board on warm off-white stock, including two coordinated design directions: a main vertical sticker layout and a compact alternate decal layout. - Bottom mockup area should show the same main design applied to a glass entrance door from an exterior street-facing angle, with realistic reflections, transparent sticker edges, door handle, sidewalk hints, salon interior silhouettes, and faint street reflections. - Keep {레이아웃} as the guiding structure, rendered as a polished client proposal board with production-ready alignment, crop marks or small measurement ticks, and material notes. - Use {매장명}, {영업시간}, {휴무}, {추가 안내}, {주소}, {전화번호}, {예약채널}, {인스타그램}, {사인하단문구} as the Korean content hierarchy. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Top proof area (upper 52%): Present a clean window-sticker design sheet with the main sign centered-left and a smaller alternate variation panel on the right or below, clearly labeled in Korean as “시안 A” and “시안 B”. 2. Main title block: Place {매장명} at the top in large bold Korean sans-serif, with wide tracking, confident spacing, and a boutique salon identity feel. 3. Sign label: Include “운영시간 안내” as a clear heading beneath or beside the store name, supported by small pictogram icons for scissors, calendar, phone, and chat reservation. 4. Hours block: Place {영업시간} underneath in a prominent readable size, divided into weekday/weekend lines if visually helpful, using thin rules, dot leaders, or pill-shaped labels. 5. Closed-days block: Place {휴무} as a distinct notice line with a subtle cream/navy badge or calendar tag so visitors can identify it quickly. 6. Extra info block: Place {추가 안내} as supporting visitor guidance near the lower portion of the proof, with comfortable line spacing and clear punctuation. 7. Contact and location strip: Add {주소}, {전화번호}, {예약채널}, and {인스타그램} in a small structured footer, separated by slim dividers or icon bullets. 8. Visitor detail elements: Add a small QR-style reservation square labeled “예약 바로가기”, a production note such as “무광 투명 시트 / 내부 부착”, and a tiny date stamp “업데이트 {업데이트일}”. 9. Bottom mockup area (lower 48%): Apply the same main design onto a real glass door on a salon storefront, positioned at eye level, with realistic vinyl adhesion, slight transparency, edge highlights, glass glare, interior warm lighting, potted plant blur, waiting chair silhouette, and street reflection. 10. Alternate composition: Ensure the top proof area visibly includes the second design direction while keeping the essential information identical and consistent with the same brand system. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for the main signage, weight 700–800 for titles and 400–500 for support text; title around 72–96px equivalent, body around 28–40px equivalent, footer around 18–24px equivalent. - Color palette: Use the brand feel of {컨셉 톤} with navy #17233D, cream #F4ECDD, muted gray #7B7F87, charcoal #222222, and a small warm beige accent #D7C6A5. - Graphic details: Use thin 1–2px divider lines, rounded information chips, subtle calendar/phone/chat icons, small QR reservation block, production crop ticks, and a refined footer band. - Sticker finish: For the door mockup, show matte translucent vinyl or cream opaque lettering on glass with soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 12–15% opacity, plus slight specular highlights from the street. - Composition rules: maintain a consistent alignment system, accurate Korean kerning, professional line spacing, and a clear signage hierarchy that remains readable in both the proof and the mockup. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Use a realistic 35mm full-frame street-level product shot for the storefront mockup, paired with a straight-on flat graphic presentation for the proof area. - Lighting: Soft daylight with gentle overcast diffusion in the mockup, mild ambient reflection on glass, warm interior salon glow, and neutral studio-style lighting for the proof area. - Color grade: Navy + cream editorial signage palette with clean neutral whites, slightly muted contrast, crisp legibility, realistic glass reflections, and tactile printed-vinyl texture. [6. MOOD] Premium Korean salon storefront signage — feels like a modern boutique beauty brand proposal board, calm and elegant but practical, with real customer-facing details such as hours, reservation channel, address, contact, and door-sticker production notes. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확한 한글로 그대로 보여야 함. - {매장명} - {영업시간} - {휴무} - {추가 안내} - {주소} - {전화번호} - {예약채널} - {인스타그램} - {사인하단문구} - 추가로 “운영시간 안내”, “시안 A”, “시안 B”, “예약 바로가기”, “무광 투명 시트 / 내부 부착”, “업데이트 {업데이트일}” 문구가 선명한 한글로 보이게 할 것. - In the mockup and proof, keep all Korean characters clear and correctly formed, with no broken jamo, missing spacing, or garbled punctuation. - The canvas must include both a flat design proof and a realistic glass-door mockup of the same main operating-hours sign. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters or garbled Korean spacing - Low-resolution, blurry, or unreadable typography - Celebrity composites or misleading endorsement imagery

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean sashimi and seafood restaurant menu board, vertical poster layout, designed for in-store wall display, storefront print, and social media sharing. A practical Korean seafood pricelist with blue ocean graphics, bold Hangul typography, item categories, prices, store information, contact details, and casual seaside restaurant charm. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main title {매장명} placed at the top center with strong visual weight, supported by a smaller tagline {대표문구} and small seafood icons. - Use {컨셉 톤} as the overall palette: white menu paper base, marine blue and teal dividers, sky-blue waves, navy outlines, and small shell/fish illustrations. - Add a realistic information strip below the header containing {주소}, {연락처}, and {영업시간}, with tiny map-pin, phone, and clock icons. - Large featured sashimi set area in the upper-middle, then a structured sashimi grid beneath, followed by boxed sections for {찌개·식사} and {주류}. - Include practical menu-board details: clear won prices, dotted leader lines between item names and prices, category labels, thin dividers, origin note {원산지표기}, and footer notice {안내문구}. - Decorative ocean elements should feel naturally present in a Korean 횟집 menu: waves, bubbles, flatfish, rockfish, shrimp, crab, shells, seaweed, and small price-tag shapes around section corners. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Header zone (top 12–16%): place {매장명} in a bold, centered headline; add {대표문구} beneath it, plus small wave, fish, and shell motifs around the title. Add a subtle signboard label such as 오늘의 신선한 활어회 near the title area. 2) Store info strip (below header 5–7%): show {주소}, {연락처}, and {영업시간} in a horizontal band with small pictogram icons and fine navy divider lines. 3) Featured menu zone (upper-middle 22–30%): create a large hero panel titled 대표 메뉴 or 인기 메뉴. Showcase {회 메뉴} and {가격} with 모듬회 emphasized as the largest sashimi option, using a highlighted blue price badge and illustrated sashimi platter icon. 4) Single-item grid zone (middle 24–34%): organize the individual sashimi items from {회 메뉴} into a tidy 2–3 column menu grid. Use item names on the left, dotted leader lines, and prices from {가격} on the right; add small labels like 추천, 신선, 제철 where appropriate. 5) Soup and meal category zone (lower-middle 14–20%): present {찌개·식사} in a separate rounded or ruled box with a heading such as 찌개 · 식사류. Include steam icons, bowl illustrations, and clear price alignment. 6) Beverage zone (lower 8–12%): list {주류} in a compact strip with bottle, glass, bubbles, and wave marks. Keep the category label bold and make each drink-price pair easy to scan. 7) Footer zone (bottom 6–9%): include {원산지표기} and {안내문구}; add a small decorative divider, tiny anchor or buoy icon, and a simple contact repeat using {연락처} if space allows. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use a heavy Korean sans-serif such as Pretendard ExtraBold or Noto Sans KR Black for headings; use Pretendard SemiBold / Medium for prices and item text; keep numerals crisp, large, and aligned. - Menu hierarchy: category headings should be navy or deep teal; representative items may use bright marine blue badges; prices should use consistent 원 formatting. - Use a blue, teal, sky-blue, and white palette based on {컨셉 톤}, with restrained navy outlines, small silver-gray accents, and warm paper tones for a printed menu feel. - Add subtle vintage print texture, slight paper grain, halftone seafood accents, thin divider rules, dotted leader lines, and small illustrated category icons. - Shadow: very soft drop shadow 3px y-offset, 10px blur, 12% opacity on the main menu blocks; avoid heavy 3D effects. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: flat graphic poster look, like an overhead editorial menu design, no photographic lens distortion; if rendered as product-style composition, mimic a 50mm normal-view layout. - Lighting: even studio-style lighting with no harsh directional shadow, as if scanned or photographed under diffuse daylight from above. - Color grade: fresh marine blue, aqua, sky blue, white, and muted sea-glass teal with light vintage paper warmth. [6. MOOD] Korean seaside sashimi restaurant menu — casual coastal diner signage meets vintage print poster, with the lively realism of a neighborhood 횟집 wall menu and the graphic clarity of a modern café pricelist. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문자열이 정확히 보여야 함. - {매장명} - {대표문구} - {주소} - {연락처} - {영업시간} - {회 메뉴} - {가격} - {찌개·식사} - {주류} - {원산지표기} - {안내문구} - The menu must clearly emphasize 모듬회 as the largest sashimi item and keep every price readable in Korean won formatting. - Hangul characters must be clean and correctly formed; no broken jamo, garbled punctuation, or missing commas in prices. - Layout must remain vertically oriented for 1024x1536 use, with seafood illustrations placed around panels and never covering menu names or prices. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Illegible prices or overlapping menu text - Photorealistic fish images that obscure the menu structure

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean ramen and Japanese-style restaurant menu board, vertical wall poster for in-store display and takeout-counter reference. Black-and-wood base with red accents, combining Korean menu clarity, Japanese-inspired signage details, item prices, shop information, and practical ordering notes in a vintage izakaya mood. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main header sits in the top 15% of the poster, centered, with {매장명} as the dominant title, {일본어부제} beneath it, and a red hanko-style decorative stamp graphic that is clearly non-official. - Menu body fills the middle 70% in a structured 2-column restaurant menu layout: left column for ramen and donburi, right column for udon, set menu, drinks, and alcohol. - Background uses dark charcoal black with visible warm wood-grain side panels, cream paper menu slips, small red divider tabs, brush texture, and slightly worn printed edges like an authentic Japanese eatery wall menu. - Use {컨셉 톤} as the overall visual direction, with clear category hierarchy, readable price alignment, subtle dividers, and realistic counter-menu details. - Footer area includes store address, contact, business hours, last order note, origin notice, and a small takeaway 안내 label. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Header zone (top 15%): place {매장명} in bold brush-calligraphy style, with {일본어부제}, a small 「本日のおすすめ」 red label, and a thin red divider rule across the poster. 2. Category block 1 — 라멘 (upper-left): list {라멘 메뉴} with {가격} aligned in a neat price column; add a small 추천 badge reading {추천메뉴} next to the best item. 3. Category block 2 — 돈부리 (mid-left): place {돈부리 메뉴} as a separate cream paper section, using small bowl icons, dotted dividers, and neatly aligned won prices. 4. Category block 3 — 우동·세트 (mid-right): show {우동 메뉴} and {세트메뉴} with matching label style, red category tags, and compact explanatory subtext. 5. Category block 4 — 음료·주류 (lower-right): place {음료·주류} in smaller text, with a subtle red accent bar, bottle/cup icons, and a softer tone to distinguish beverages. 6. Decorative illustration zone: add ramen bowl line art, steam curls, chopsticks, naruto fish cake, chikuwa, nori strips, small nobori flag illustrations, and tiny wood-burned corner marks around the menu without blocking any essential text. 7. Footer strip: include a dark footer band with wood texture, small decorative separators, {주소}, {연락처}, {영업시간}, {안내문}, and {원산지표기} in fine but legible Korean text. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: title in a bold brush/calligraphy style resembling hand-painted Japanese signage; body in Pretendard or Noto Sans KR Medium 22–28px; prices in a condensed sans style for alignment; footer information in 16–18px clean Korean sans. - Color palette: matte black #111111, dark wood brown #5A3A24, warm beige #E8DDC8, accent red #C73A2E, off-white #F6F1E7, aged ink gray #3B332B. - Border/shadow: subtle paper-edge framing, soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity; thin red rules between sections; small cream paper labels layered over dark wood panels. - Menu realism: include won symbols or comma-formatted prices consistently, small dots or leader lines between items and prices, and category labels that feel like a real Seoul ramen shop counter menu. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: front-facing straight-on poster composition, 50mm equivalent lens look, flat-on commercial menu board framing. - Lighting: soft even indoor lighting as if photographed inside a Japanese ramen shop, gentle top-front illumination with controlled natural paper sheen and warm shop ambience. - Color grade: deep black + warm wood + muted cream with restrained red accents, slightly desaturated vintage restaurant print tone. [6. MOOD] Authentic Japanese ramen shop wall menu — a vintage izakaya signage feel with the practical clarity of a modern Seoul restaurant interior, including warm wood texture, hand-painted charm, readable Korean pricing, and lively small food illustrations. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 들어가야 하는 문구: "라멘이찌", "麺屋 라멘이찌", "시오라멘 / 미소라멘 / 츠케멘 / 까라이라멘 / 카라아게 추가", "시오 9,000 / 미소 9,500 / 츠케멘 10,500 / 까라이 10,000 / 카라아게 +3,000", "가츠동 11,000 / 규동 10,000 / 오야꼬동 9,500", "우동 8,000 / 냉우동 8,500 / 튀김우동 9,500", "콜라·사이다 2,000 / 사케 6,000 / 하이볼 7,000", "미소라멘 + 카라아게 2개 세트 12,000", "검+우드+빨강 액센트, 일본 캘리그래피 한자 + 한글 mix, 빈티지 일식점". - Footer text must be readable and include: "서울 마포구 동교로 27길 12", "02-3144-0925", "매일 11:30–21:30 · 라스트오더 21:00", "포장 가능 · 매운맛 조절 가능", "쌀 국내산 · 돼지고기 국내산 · 닭고기 브라질산". - Korean jamo and spacing must be rendered correctly with no broken characters; all menu categories should remain clearly separated and readable at a glance. - Use realistic menu-board details such as red dividers, price leader dots, small food icons, and shop information while preserving the black + wood + red ramen-shop concept. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Korean interior concept visual for {공간 종류 및 크기}, rendered as a realistic lifestyle/editorial interior photograph for a designer portfolio, blog hero image, and Pinterest-style inspiration board. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main room composition: frame {공간 종류 및 크기} from {시점 및 구도}, with believable room depth extending from foreground left to back right and visible Korean apartment or small-shop architectural details such as baseboards, window frame, curtain rail, wall outlet, door trim, and ceiling light wiring. - Subject placement: the seating/rest or customer-facing zone occupies about 45% of the frame, while the desk/storage/display zone, plants, lighting, and daily objects balance the opposite side. - Background treatment: Korean interior with matte white or cream walls, light wood flooring, subtle wall texture, fabric curtains, realistic floor joints, and small lived-in details that support {인테리어 스타일}. - Spacing and framing: compose the room like an interior magazine feature with clear sightlines, natural furniture spacing, and a small editorial Korean label area integrated into the image as a caption card, sticky note, or translucent magazine-style text block. - Use {공간 종류 및 크기}, {인테리어 스타일}, {핵심 요소 및 분위기}, {주요 색상 팔레트}, {시점 및 구도}, {조명 및 시간대} as the concrete design directions. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Foreground zone: show a soft-textured rug, a low sofa, floor cushion, dining bench, or compact lounge chair; include a small side table with stacked Korean magazines, a ceramic mug, phone, remote, small tray, or linen coaster to establish domestic scale. - Main living zone: arrange the primary furniture according to {인테리어 스타일}, with warm wood surfaces, practical Korean storage, open shelving, baskets, hooks, framed prints, folded textiles, and everyday items placed naturally rather than symmetrically. - Functional detail layer: add realistic objects suited to {공간 종류 및 크기}, such as slippers near the entrance, a tiny kitchen cart, laptop on a desk, wall calendar, fabric tote bag, diffuser, bookends, table lamp, price/menu card for a store concept, or neatly displayed product samples. - Accent layer: express {핵심 요소 및 분위기} through natural lifestyle details — healthy green plants in ceramic pots, books with Korean spines, a throw blanket, cushion texture, glass vase, candle warmer, small speaker, or handmade ceramic cup. - Color application: build the palette from {주요 색상 팔레트}, with warm oak brown on furniture, cream on textiles, soft gray in metal or structural elements, off-white wall surfaces, and one muted accent color repeated in small objects such as a cushion, poster, lamp shade, or flower. - View and light: render the room from {시점 및 구도} with {조명 및 시간대} so window light, pendant light, and bounce reflections create realistic shadow falloff, highlights on wood grain, gentle fabric texture, and depth across the room. - Text overlay area: include a small Korean editorial caption in one corner or on a paper label, such as "공간 기록", "오늘의 무드", "서울 작은집 스타일링", plus tiny metadata lines like "VOL.112", "2026.05", "@home_note.kr"; the label should feel like an interior magazine caption rather than a poster headline. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, medium to bold weight for the short Korean title label, regular weight for metadata, with crisp anti-aliased Korean characters and realistic printed or screen-rendered texture. - Color palette: warm oak brown, cream #F4EFE6, soft gray #CFCBC4, off-white #FAFAF7, and one muted accent from {주요 색상 팔레트}. - Surface detail: emphasize tactile realism — woven rug fibers, linen curtains, matte ceramic, wood grain, paper edges, book covers, plant leaves, soft cushion seams, and subtle wall imperfections. - Graphic treatment: if an editorial label is present, place it on a small translucent panel, paper tag, or magazine-caption block with a fine hairline rule and soft natural shadow that matches the room lighting. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: full-frame interior photography look, 24mm wide-angle lens at f/8, angled corner composition with corrected verticals. - Lighting: late-afternoon natural light entering from one side, combined with a warm pendant lamp overhead; soft directional shadows and gentle bounce fill. - Color grade: warm cream and wood tones with slightly desaturated gray balance, clean editorial contrast, realistic texture response, and a touch of muted Seoul apartment realism. - Rendering quality: photorealistic interior photography with believable scale, accurate perspective, visible material grain, natural object placement, and magazine-quality composition for a 1536x1024 horizontal image. [6. MOOD] Korean lifestyle magazine interior spread — between Dezeen apartment reportage, a calm Kinfolk home feature, and a realistic Seoul small-space styling shoot with warm lived-in details. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following Korean strings must appear correctly in the rendered image if label text is included: "공간 종류 및 크기", "인테리어 스타일", "핵심 요소 및 분위기", "주요 색상 팔레트", "시점 및 구도", "조명 및 시간대". - Additional Korean text may appear as realistic editorial details, for example "공간 기록", "서울 작은집 스타일링", "오늘의 무드", "VOL.112", "2026.05", "@home_note.kr"; all Korean characters must be sharp and correctly formed. - Layout invariants: the space must remain clearly a small Korean interior concept for {공간 종류 및 크기}; preserve believable proportions for furniture, lighting, plants, shelving, textiles, and architectural elements. - The final image should read as an actual photographed room or store corner, not a flat layout mockup. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 - display_size_note: {비율/사이즈} [1. PURPOSE] Korean pocha / hof house night menu board poster, vertical 1024x1536 layout for in-store wall display and window signage. Create a realistic blackboard-style menu for {매장명}, using {컨셉 톤}: warm yellow bulb glow, hand-lettered Korean calligraphy, practical menu pricing, shop information, and small chalk food illustrations. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main title area at the top 14%: {매장명} placed large and centered, with a slightly hand-painted chalk or marker look and a warm tungsten halo. - Directly below the title, add a small real-store information row: {주소}, {전화번호}, {영업시간}, separated by tiny dots or short chalk dividers. - The center 58–62% is divided into three readable vertical menu sections for appetizers, meals, and alcohol, using handwritten category headers and price-aligned item rows. - Background is matte black chalkboard or black paper texture with visible chalk dust, scuffed corners, tape marks, faint erased writing ghosts, and warm bulb reflections near the top edge. - Small illustrated food icons sit around each category header and between item groups: 닭발, 곱창철판, 소주병, 맥주잔, 막걸리 사발, 라면 냄비, 김치전 조각. - Bottom 18–22% contains a practical pocha footer: set menu strip, today event note, origin notice, Wi‑Fi / 주문 안내 micro text, and a chalk divider line. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Top header band: {매장명} in large Korean brush-calligraphy, warm yellow-white ink, slightly irregular stroke edges, centered, with tiny hand-drawn bulb icons on both sides. - Subtitle under title: {대표문구} in smaller cream chalk lettering, slightly arched or written on a narrow brush-stroke ribbon. - Shop info line: {주소} · {전화번호} · {영업시간}, written small but legible like an actual neighborhood pub board. - Category block 1: “안주” section with {안주 메뉴}; each item and price should appear as a practical menu row with dot leaders, short dashes, or chalk divider marks. - Category block 2: “식사” section with {식사 메뉴}; use slightly smaller rows but keep numbers and comma pricing clear. - Category block 3: “주류” section with {주류 메뉴}; give drink options visual emphasis using small bottle, beer mug, and makgeolli bowl icons. - Bottom set strip: “오늘의 세트” followed by {세트 메뉴}, styled as a yellow chalk label or taped-on black paper strip. - Event / service note: {이벤트 문구} placed in a small amber badge or handwritten memo shape. - Footer micro information: {원산지 안내}, plus small realistic labels such as “선불/테이블 주문”, “와이파이 문의”, and “마감 30분 전 라스트오더”. - Overall layout should feel like an actual handwritten wall menu in a Korean night pocha, with lively asymmetry, practical dividers, realistic chalk smudges, and clear price hierarchy. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: hand-drawn Korean brush lettering or marker script for headers, Pretendard SemiBold or Noto Sans KR Bold for price alignment if any clean text is needed, size hierarchy 64–90px for title, 30–44px for categories, 22–30px for item lines, 14–18px for footer micro text. - Color palette: matte black #101010, warm yellow #F5C542, amber glow #FFB84D, cream text highlight #F7E9B5, muted chalk gray #B8B8B8, small red-orange accent #E85D3F for event badges. - Use chalk divider lines, dotted price leaders, small taped-paper labels, bulb doodles, hand-drawn arrows, and uneven chalk pressure to make the sign look used in a real pocha. - Border/shadow: soft outer glow around title like tungsten bulb spill; chalk dust texture around edges; subtle worn paper or board grain; no glossy plastic finish. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: front-facing straight-on poster composition, as if photographed with a 50mm lens at f/5.6 for flat, readable signage realism. - Lighting: warm practical bulb lighting from upper-left and upper-right, creating a gentle amber halo and slight uneven brightness typical of a night pocha interior. - Color grade: deep black base with warm tungsten yellow and amber highlights, slightly faded vintage chalkboard contrast. [6. MOOD] Authentic Korean night pocha wall menu — a cozy Seoul neighborhood hof pub at night, with handwritten chalk prices, warm bulbs, snack illustrations, practical shop details, and the feeling of a real menu board behind the counter. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 다음 문구가 정확히 보여야 함: “포차하루”, “오늘도 한잔하기 좋은 밤”, “서울 마포구 와우산로 21길 7”, “02-332-0824”, “매일 18:00–02:00”, “안주”, “닭발 18,000 / 곱창 22,000 / 막창 24,000 / 황태구이 12,000 / 마른안주 8,000 / 김치전 13,000”, “식사”, “라면 5,000 / 우동 6,000 / 볶음밥 7,000”, “주류”, “소주 4,000 / 맥주 4,500 / 막걸리 5,000 / 폭탄주 6,000”. - 추가 정보도 선명하게 보여야 함: “오늘의 세트”, “닭발+주먹밥+계란찜 26,000”, “소주 2병 주문 시 라면사리 서비스”, “국내산 김치 · 닭고기 국내산 · 쌀 국내산”. - 한글 자모와 숫자, 쉼표, 슬래시, 원화 가격 표기를 정확하게 유지해야 함. - Layout invariant: three category sections must remain clearly separated and readable; item names and prices must not collapse into a single paragraph. - Food illustrations, bulbs, badges, tape marks, and chalk dust are supportive atmosphere elements; menu text remains the visual priority. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Illegible pricing - Photorealistic food dominating the whole design

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean hand-lettered chalkboard menu board for a cafe or storefront exterior, designed as a vertical hero photograph for menu display and venue presentation. Street-facing blackboard sign with pastel chalk typography, realistic chalk dust, multiple menu items with prices, store details, small food doodles, and the lived-in atmosphere of a real neighborhood {매장 종류} entrance. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main chalkboard occupies about 80% of the frame, photographed vertically at {비율}; title zone at the top 18%, signature/menu list through the center 58%, price alignment column on the right 12%, and store/contact details along the lower 12%. - Hero surface is a matte black chalkboard with visible chalk smudges, erased ghost marks, fingerprints near the edges, and a slightly worn wooden or metal frame mounted outside a storefront. - Surround the board with realistic exterior context from {배경}: partial glass door reflection, window edge, brick or concrete wall, small chalk tray, clipped paper notice, planter, umbrella stand, or sidewalk texture, while keeping the menu text dominant and readable. - Include a practical cafe-menu layout: store name, category dividers, item names, prices, today’s recommendation marker, small operating-hours/contact line, and decorative chalk divider rules. - Use {매장 종류}, {메뉴 구성}, {손글씨 결}, {컬러 톤}, {레이아웃}, {배경}, {비율} placeholders exactly as provided. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Header zone (top 18%): set the main title '손글씨 칠판 메뉴판' in large hand-drawn chalk lettering, slightly uneven for a natural handwritten feel. Add a smaller store label such as '연남동 작은 카페', '{매장 종류}', or 'TODAY MENU' depending on {레이아웃}. 2. Menu body (middle 58%): place {메뉴 구성} as a stacked Korean list with realistic item names and right-aligned prices, for example '아메리카노 4,500', '카페라떼 5,000', '바닐라빈 라떼 5,800', '딸기 크림 라떼 6,500', '소금빵 3,800', '바스크 치즈케이크 6,800'. Keep spacing lively like real handwriting but make every line legible. 3. Category and price hierarchy: include chalk category labels such as '카페', '시그니처 메뉴', '디저트', and '가격'; use thin chalk divider lines, dots, arrows, and small boxes to organize the board. 4. Accent illustrations: add tiny chalk doodles around list edges in the style of {손글씨 결}, such as coffee cups, steam curls, croissant, donut, beans, milk bottle, cake slice, leaf sprigs, stars, and price-tag shapes. Let the doodles feel hand-drawn and integrated with the menu rather than printed icons. 5. Bottom information band: add realistic store details in small Korean chalk text, such as 'OPEN 10:00 - 21:00', '라스트오더 20:30', '서울 마포구 연남로 12', '@daily_cafe', and '문의 02-123-4567'. Include a small QR-code-like chalk square or reserved sticker area drawn softly, not as an official mark. 6. Board context (outer frame): show {배경} with storefront cues—doorframe, window reflection, wall texture, hanging string light reflection, metal stand legs, sidewalk, seasonal leaves, or a small potted plant—captured as part of a real cafe exterior. 7. Color balance: apply {컬러 톤} with crisp warm white chalk for structure, pastel yellow/pink/mint/sky-blue accents for highlights, and a deep charcoal-black board base that preserves texture and contrast. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: hand-drawn chalk lettering with bold brush-chalk headers, medium-weight menu lines, small caption text, and visibly varied pressure; mimic casual cafe signage written by hand rather than polished digital type. - Fonts reference: handwritten Korean chalk style inspired by Hongdae / Yeonnam cafe signage, with playful but readable Hangul proportions; avoid clean sans-serif computer text. - Color palette: {컬러 톤} plus soft pastel yellow, pink, mint, sky blue, and warm off-white chalk highlights; blackboard base should remain deep charcoal-black with natural powder buildup. - Border/shadow: use a hand-drawn double chalk border, small corner flourishes, dotted separators, and soft chalk dust halos around letters. Add natural shadow from the board frame and realistic contact shadows on the wall or sidewalk. - Surface realism: include erased previous-menu traces, chalk crumbs on the ledge, smudged fingertip corrections, slightly uneven line alignment, and tiny scratches on the frame for a photographed storefront feel. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 35mm lens, f/2.8, straight-on storefront sign framing with mild perspective realism. - Lighting: overcast diffused daylight or soft shade from upper-left, with gentle ambient fill so the chalk texture is visible without harsh glare; slight reflections on nearby glass are acceptable. - Color grade: matte black + chalk white + pastel candy accents, slightly muted for a real street-side cafe sign look, with subtle filmic contrast and natural street-environment color. - Depth and realism: board face remains sharp; surrounding storefront elements may fall slightly softer toward the edges, preserving the feeling of a real photographed exterior menu board. [6. MOOD] Editorial storefront-sign aesthetic — like a photographed Hongdae / Yeonnam cafe blackboard menu captured for a design portfolio, warm and approachable, with enough real shop details to feel ready for customers walking by. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 또렷하게 보여야 함: '손글씨 칠판 메뉴판', '카페', '시그니처 메뉴', '가격'. - Also include readable Korean menu/store microcopy such as '오늘의 추천', 'OPEN 10:00 - 21:00', '서울 마포구 연남로 12', '@daily_cafe', and at least 5 menu items with won prices like '₩4,500' or '4,500원'. - Keep Korean chalk strokes natural and legible; no broken Hangul, no gibberish characters, no scrambled line order. - Preserve a realistic chalkboard layout with clear title, menu categories, item list, right-aligned prices, and small bottom contact/address information. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Korean digital signage menu display for a cafe or food shop, designed as a large horizontal LCD menu board for in-store use. Realistic retail signage layout with appetizing menu photos, names, prices, recommendation markers, store information, category labels, and practical ordering details, optimized for fast readability from a distance. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main display uses a wide LCD-like composition with {매장 종류} as the overall store context, framed like a mounted digital menu board in a real shop counter area. - Left zone (about 28%): create a store identity and ordering-info panel with a logo-like brand block, store name, short Korean tagline, operating hours, address/contact line, and today’s recommended menu. - Right zone (about 72%): arrange {메뉴 구성} in a structured grid or signage-style auto-sliding menu-card layout with clear category grouping and readable prices. - Background treatment: dark charcoal digital screen surface with subtle matte LCD texture, soft reflections along the bezel, crisp edge contrast, and slight luminous UI glow. - Add realistic menu-board details such as small category tabs, numbered item tags, “BEST”, “NEW”, “추천” badges, temperature icons like HOT / ICE, set-upgrade notice, takeout note, and decorative divider lines that support readability. - The screen should feel like an actual commercial menu system installed in a cafe or food shop, with polished retail UI density rather than a flat poster. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Top/left header area: place the store identity block in the left zone, with a compact logo-like placeholder area, a clean separator line, and Korean store text such as “오늘의 메뉴”, “주문은 카운터에서”, “영업시간 08:00–22:00”. 2. Store info band: include small practical lines like “서울시 중구 남대문로 24”, “02-1234-5678”, “TAKE OUT 가능”, and a tiny QR/order icon area rendered as graphic UI detail, not as an official certification. 3. Main menu field: render {메뉴 구성} as 6–8 items with each tile showing an appetizing food or drink photo, Korean menu name, price, short one-line description, and a small recommendation badge when needed. 4. Menu examples to visually populate the board: “아메리카노 ₩4,500”, “바닐라 라떼 ₩5,800”, “제주 말차 라떼 ₩6,200”, “딸기 크림 프라페 ₩6,800”, “치즈 베이글 ₩4,900”, “허니 브레드 ₩7,500”, using the requested {메뉴 구성} as the primary content direction. 5. Grid logic: align items in a balanced multi-column grid or signage-style auto-slide frame, making prices easy to scan instantly; include category headers such as “COFFEE”, “NON-COFFEE”, “DESSERT”, and “SET MENU”. 6. Text hierarchy: keep the menu name larger than supporting text, make the price the most visually prominent numeric element, and use short Korean microcopy like “부드러운 우유폼”, “시그니처 블렌드”, “오늘만 추천”. 7. Footer ticker: add a slim lower information strip with Korean notices such as “샷 추가 +₩700 · 디카페인 변경 +₩500 · 텀블러 할인 ₩300 · 원산지 표기는 카운터에서 확인”. 8. Surface behavior: use a realistic LCD signage look with sharp UI edges, subtle screen glow, laminated glass reflections, and commercial UI depth. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard ExtraBold for headers, Noto Sans KR Bold for menu names, Pretendard SemiBold for prices; header 48–60px feel, item text 26–34px feel, prices 40–54px feel. - Color palette: {컬러 톤} with concrete implementation such as charcoal #1E1E22, amber #D89A3A, off-white #F5F1E8, and muted gray #A6A6A6. - Border/shadow: thin divider lines in 15% opacity white, soft screen glow, subtle shadow under menu tiles (0 6px 18px 12% opacity), and amber accent rules to mimic commercial LCD UI depth. - Menu photography: food and beverage images should look realistic and appetizing, with ceramic cups, ice cubes, foam texture, pastry crumb texture, garnish, and natural highlights inside the menu tiles. - Layout expression: follow {레이아웃} and {비율}; use {타이포} as the typographic mood while preserving strong distance readability. - Include small retail details: category chips, item numbers, price alignment guides, promo ribbon “오늘의 추천”, allergen-style tiny icons, and a clean bottom service notice band. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: front-facing product mockup look, equivalent to a 50mm lens at f/8 on a studio setup, perfectly square-on to the screen with minimal perspective distortion. - Lighting: even studio softbox lighting from upper-left with a mild fill from the right, controlled highlight on screen edges, realistic LCD glass sheen, and subtle bezel reflection. - Color grade: dark charcoal base with warm amber accents and clean white text, keeping a polished signage-system tone. - Screen realism: include thin black LCD bezel, faint mounting shadow behind the display, crisp pixel-like UI sharpness, and slight glow around bright text and menu photos. [6. MOOD] Premium in-store digital menu signage — Starbucks / Ediya LCD board aesthetic with a clean retail UI finish, warm appetizing menu imagery, and practical Korean shop information. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확히 보여야 함 - 디지털 사이니지 메뉴 디스플레이 - {매장 종류} - {메뉴 구성} - {레이아웃} - {컬러 톤} - {타이포} - {비율} - Also render realistic Korean signage microcopy where appropriate: “오늘의 추천”, “BEST”, “NEW”, “영업시간 08:00–22:00”, “샷 추가 +₩700”, “테이크아웃 가능”, “주문은 카운터에서”. - Layout invariants: wide horizontal LCD menu board framing, left logo/store-info zone + right menu grid or auto-slide zone, clear price readability, consistent menu-card spacing, and visible category structure. - All Korean characters must be cleanly rendered with no broken glyphs. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean self-service store information sign for a 24h unmanned café, self-laundry, photo studio, convenience store, or print shop. Vertical A4-style notice poster for entrance doors and interior wall placement, optimized for fast legibility at a glance and realistic in-store use. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Compose a portrait A4 notice board with a large header, five stacked guidance cards, and a practical footer containing contact, address, QR 안내, and emergency information. - Build the layout as clearly separated rounded boxed sections, each with a small pictogram on the left, a numbered accent badge, bold Korean heading, and a concise detail line using {시각 결}. - Use realistic store-sign details: store name {매장명}, store type {매장 종류}, entrance notice sticker feel, CCTV 안내, QR payment cue, emergency contact, Wi‑Fi note, and small English helper labels. - Keep the poster straight, front-facing, and readable as if printed on matte paper and taped or mounted on a glass entrance door. - Use {안내 항목 5}, {컬러 톤}, {레이아웃}, {주소}, {문의 연락처}, {비상 연락처}, {QR 안내 문구}, and {와이파이 안내} as editable content placeholders while preserving the same hierarchy. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header zone (top 15%): display a small pill label “24H SELF SERVICE” above the main Korean title “무인매장 안내”; place {매장명} and {매장 종류} beneath as a secondary descriptor, with a compact accent line or icon row. - Main body (middle 65%): divide into 5 stacked guidance boxes, each box containing one numbered item from {안내 항목 5}; place the number in a solid circle or rounded square, followed by bold Korean text, a tiny English helper label, and one short practical detail line. - Item 01: payment method box with card, QR, and mobile payment pictograms; include a small “PAY HERE” micro label and {QR 안내 문구} beside a realistic QR placeholder square. - Item 02: operating hours box with a clock pictogram and “연중무휴 / 24시간 이용 가능” support text. - Item 03: usage guide box with step icons such as 선택 → 결제 → 이용 → 정리, rendered as small arrows inside the section. - Item 04: CCTV and cleanliness box with camera and trash-bin pictograms, including a courteous cleanup reminder. - Item 05: emergency contact box with phone icon, {비상 연락처}, and a short note for machine trouble or safety issues. - Footer zone (bottom 20%): include a service note strip, address line {주소}, inquiry line {문의 연락처}, {와이파이 안내}, small “도움이 필요하면 연락 주세요” text, and a tiny page-like code such as “NOTICE-SELF-24”. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard ExtraBold for main Korean headings, Pretendard Medium for supporting text, Noto Sans KR for small English helper text; title around 44–56 px, body around 22–28 px, detail text around 16–20 px, helper text around 14–16 px. - Color palette: {컬러 톤} with a white base (#FFFFFF), charcoal text (#222222), soft gray dividers (#D9D9D9), warm light-gray section fills (#F7F7F5), and one brand accent color for numbers, icons, QR frame, and small labels. - Border/shadow: thin 1.5 px charcoal or gray rules, rounded boxes with 10–14 px corner radius, subtle paper shadow (0px 6px 14px, 10–12% opacity) for realistic printed separation. - Icon language: flat line pictograms with consistent stroke weight, simple filled accent badges, clear arrows, QR placeholder, phone icon, CCTV icon, card terminal icon, Wi‑Fi icon, and small store-operation symbols. - Print realism: matte poster texture, very slight paper fiber, precise alignment, practical notice-board spacing, and crisp ink edges suitable for a door-mounted sign. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: front-facing flat poster capture look, equivalent to a 50mm lens perspective with low distortion and perfectly parallel verticals. - Lighting: even studio softbox lighting from front-left at 45° with gentle fill from the right, no harsh glare, clean print-ready exposure. - Color grade: crisp white, charcoal, warm gray, and brand accent tones with slightly cool neutral balance; keep the palette faithful to a real in-store notice sign. [6. MOOD] Practical Korean self-service store signage — friendly, orderly, modern retail wayfinding poster with calm typography, useful micro-information, and trustworthy unmanned-store clarity. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following Korean strings must appear clearly and without corruption: “무인매장 안내”, “결제 방법 (카드·QR)”, “운영 시간 24h”, “사용법”, “CCTV·청결”, “비상 연락처”. - Additional realistic rendered text should include: “24H SELF SERVICE”, “연중무휴”, “선택 → 결제 → 이용 → 정리”, “도움이 필요하면 연락 주세요”, “NOTICE-SELF-24”. - Layout invariant: 5 vertically stacked information boxes, each visually separated and easy to scan, with bold Korean text as the primary element. - Contact and footer details must be legible: {매장명}, {주소}, {문의 연락처}, {비상 연락처}, {와이파이 안내}. - All typography must be crisp, upright, and correctly spaced; no warped letters, no mirrored text, no broken Korean characters. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Fake government or police/emergency authority marks - Celebrity composites or real-person endorsement portraits

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Korean real-estate model house / show apartment photo collage, 4-panel brochure-style presentation for listing, sales catalog, and online 분양 안내 use. Editorial interior showcase with a premium Korean developer brochure feel, designed to communicate layout, finishes, option details, and spatial quality at a glance. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - 4-panel grid fills the full 1536x1024 canvas in a balanced brochure layout, each panel occupying roughly equal visual weight with thin soft-gray separators and a polished catalog hierarchy. - Add a realistic brochure header containing {단지명_평형}, {브로슈어_날짜}, {위치_라벨}, and a small English/Korean line such as “MODEL HOUSE PHOTO TOUR / 견본주택 포토 투어”. - Panel 01 places the living room as the brightest hero space with TV wall, sofa, window, curtain fabric, coffee table styling, indoor plant, and a small caption tag. - Panel 02 frames the kitchen and dining area with sink, countertop, built-in cabinetry, pendant or recessed lighting, dining table setting, and appliance details aligned for a sales-catalog read. - Panel 03 shows the master bedroom with bed, wardrobe or dressing zone, side table, soft textiles, indirect lighting, and a warm staged residential atmosphere. - Panel 04 presents the bathroom with vanity, mirror, tile, fixtures, towel styling, glass partition, and clean realistic reflections. - Maintain the structure described by {패널_구성} while making each panel visually distinct but stylistically unified. - Include a slim bottom information strip with {면적_정보}, {옵션_메모}, {분양_문의}, page number “P.04”, and a small QR-code-like square as a brochure realism detail. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Header/title area — Present {단지명_평형} in a clean catalog headline position, aligned to the grid and sized for immediate readability; include “2026 모델하우스” style date information from {브로슈어_날짜}. 2. Sub-info line — Add {위치_라벨}, {면적_정보}, and a compact descriptor like “84A TYPE · SAMPLE HOUSE · INTERIOR GUIDE” beneath the main headline. 3. Panel 01 (living room) — Show a modern white living room with wood accents, sofa, TV unit, window light, sheer curtains, rug, side table, framed art, indoor plant, and caption “01 거실 LIVING ROOM”. 4. Panel 02 (kitchen/dining) — Show a pristine kitchen with sink, cabinets, countertop, dining table, chairs, tableware, subtle backsplash texture, and caption “02 주방·다이닝 KITCHEN”. 5. Panel 03 (master bedroom) — Show a calm bedroom with bed, side table, wardrobe, dressing mirror, fabric bedding, reading lamp, and caption “03 안방 MASTER ROOM”. 6. Panel 04 (bathroom) — Show a refined bathroom with vanity, mirror, tile surfaces, faucet, towels, glass shower partition, and caption “04 욕실 BATHROOM”. 7. Footer/catalog strip — Add brochure-like micro text: “분양문의 {분양_문의}”, “옵션안내 {옵션_메모}”, “PAGE 04 / INTERIOR CUT”, and a small contact/QR area. 8. Overall collage treatment — Keep all four panels synchronized in {인테리어_톤}, with consistent {조명_질감} and the same brochure-grade finish across the entire composition. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, bold for the main property label, medium for supporting labels, small regular text for captions, footer, area details, and contact information. - Color palette: white, beige, natural wood, and accent green from {컬러_팔레트}; keep whites slightly warm rather than clinical. - Brochure graphics: thin soft-gray separators, subtle drop shadow 4px y-offset, 10px blur, 12% opacity, small room-number badges, footer dividers, and understated architectural brochure lines. - Surface finish: smooth matte brochure print look with clean architectural edges, realistic fabrics, wood grain, tile texture, curtain folds, tabletop objects, towels, and plant details. - Text placement should feel like a real Korean 분양 catalog page: title at top, room captions inside or just below each photo, practical information in a bottom strip. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: full-frame interior photography look, 24mm wide-angle lens at f/8 for room coverage, straight verticals, realistic perspective correction. - Lighting: daylight from windows supplemented by warm recessed downlights, soft shadows, even exposure, and no harsh hotspot reflections. - Color grade: warm white + beige + light oak wood + restrained green accents, with a polished developer-showroom tone. - Rendering quality: photorealistic real-estate interior photography, credible room scale, believable furniture proportions, natural material response, and brochure-ready sharpness. [6. MOOD] Premium Korean apartment brochure interior — a refined real-estate catalog spread with the polished presentation quality of a high-end developer model home booklet, enriched with practical 분양 information and realistic staged living details. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: “{단지명_평형}” must appear correctly as the main property label. - Render the following Korean brochure text clearly where appropriate: “견본주택 포토 투어”, “01 거실”, “02 주방·다이닝”, “03 안방”, “04 욕실”, “분양문의 {분양_문의}”, “옵션안내 {옵션_메모}”. - Keep the exact 4-panel composition described by {패널_구성}. - Each panel must read as a real staged model-house interior photo with consistent perspective, straight vertical lines, and believable residential scale. - Interior styling must match {인테리어_톤}, lighting must match {조명_질감}, and palette must match {컬러_팔레트}. - Include brochure realism details such as room labels, date, location, area information, page number, contact strip, and small QR-like graphic without overpowering the interior photos. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters or unreadable room labels - Celebrity composites or recognizable public figures - Distorted room geometry or impossible architecture

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean home interior mood board, 8-style comparison layout for social sharing and design inspiration. Magazine-like editorial mood board with layered swatches, furniture, materials, small room snippets, and realistic design-note annotations in a vertical poster format. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Vertical 1024x1536 poster designed as a Korean interior magazine mood-board page: a top masthead/header, one large lead mood panel, and 8 compact style zones flowing down the page with clear editorial hierarchy. - Each zone should combine {스타일목록}, {공간}, {요소콜라주}, {텍스트라벨}, and {컬러팔레트} as a cohesive mini-board, with furniture cutouts, fabric/wood/stone samples, lighting references, plant details, and small room-detail photographs. - Background treatment: soft off-white paper texture (#F7F3EE), tactile recycled-paper grain, taped sample corners, pin marks, transparent tracing-paper overlays, and subtle catalog clipping edges. - Add realistic editorial information: {매거진명}, {이슈번호}, {발행일}, {에디터명}, {계정명}, {해시태그}, and {저장문구} placed as small printed details, so the page feels like a real shareable design guide rather than a template. - Composition should feel curated and lived-in: varied sample sizes, handwritten-style micro notes, small measurement ticks, material tags, fabric labels, and page-navigation details, while keeping every Korean label readable. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Top header band: set a concise title area reading {매거진명} / {이슈번호} / {발행일}, plus the main Korean title {메인타이틀}. Use bold Korean typography with refined magazine layout energy. 2) Lead strip under header: include a small editorial intro block with {에디터명}, {공간}, and a short Korean note about how to choose the mood by lighting, texture, and palette. 3) Main collage grid: arrange 8 style cards in a balanced vertical sequence, each card centered around one style from {스타일목록} and paired with {공간} imagery, so the comparison reads clearly from top to bottom. 4) Within each card: place {요소콜라주} as a layered arrangement of sofa/chair/table/lighting cutouts, color chips, material samples, curtain/fabric pieces, tile or wood-floor fragments, and small interior detail crops, with one dominant visual anchor per card. 5) Label zone: render {텍스트라벨} as legible caption blocks near each card, including style name, three Korean keywords, recommended room, and one tiny styling tip. 6) Palette zone: show {컬러팔레트} as horizontal chips or stacked swatches with printed color names such as 아이보리, 오크, 차콜, 모스그린, 브라스, 스톤그레이, and warm accent notes. 7) Social save footer: at the bottom, add {계정명}, {해시태그}, {저장문구}, a tiny page indicator 01/08 STYLE GUIDE, and small save/share/comment micro icons rendered as simple editorial UI marks. 8) Final polish: all content appears flatly printed or paper-layered on a curated board, with realistic paper thickness, soft shadows, tape strips, cutout edges, and precise alignment that does not obscure Korean labels. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard and Noto Sans KR for Korean labels; bold 700 for headings, medium 500 for supporting text, 18–28px for labels and 36–52px for header feel; optional small handwritten Korean memo style for material notes. - Color palette: use {컬러팔레트} as the primary color logic for each style, anchored by off-white paper, charcoal text, muted wood tones, fabric beige, stone gray, and style-specific accent swatches. - Border/shadow: thin 1px warm-gray dividers, soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity for layered cards, swatches, paper labels, transparent overlays, and cutout samples. - Editorial details: include magazine-style issue metadata, small grid numbers 01–08, page indicator, handle/hashtag line, micro captions, and tiny material callouts such as 패브릭, 우드, 메탈, 세라믹, 라탄. - Layout finish: crisp editorial alignment with tactile collage realism, varied paper layers, readable label capsules when needed, and enough visual density to look like a real interior planning board. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: overhead editorial flat lay captured like a 50mm lens on a full-frame camera, with some clipped magazine-catalog cutout realism for the interior samples. - Lighting: soft diffused daylight from upper-left at 45°, gentle fill from right, even exposure with no harsh specular highlights. - Color grade: warm neutral paper base, muted Scandinavian whites, natural oak browns, stone gray, charcoal, soft moss, terracotta, brass gold, and restrained accent colors matching each style. - Material realism: visible linen weave, oak grain, walnut grain, brushed metal, ceramic tile speckle, boucle fabric, rattan texture, matte paint chips, and translucent tracing-paper notes. [6. MOOD] High-end Korean interior editorial mood board — like a curated home-decor magazine spread mixed with a designer’s real studio planning board, warm, tactile, informative, and share-worthy. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following Korean strings must appear clearly and correctly wherever the labels are rendered: {메인타이틀}, {스타일목록}, {공간}, {요소콜라주}, {텍스트라벨}, {컬러팔레트}, {매거진명}, {이슈번호}, {발행일}, {에디터명}, {계정명}, {해시태그}, {저장문구}. - Render the 8 style card names clearly in Korean: 북유럽 내추럴, 한옥 모던, 미드센추리, 인더스트리얼, 보헤미안, 웜 우드, 소프트 럭셔리, 일본 와비사비. - Include realistic printed details in Korean, for example: VOL.247, 2026년 5월호, 에디터 김서윤, 저장해두고 우리 집 톤 고르기, #거실인테리어 #무드보드 #집꾸미기. - Ensure all 8 style cards remain consistently structured, with no broken Korean characters, no garbled typography, no missing label blocks, and no overlaps that hide the captions or palette chips. - Keep the collage treatment flat and editorial, with realistic paper cutout edges, tactile material samples, and crisp alignment across the full page. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized portrait likenesses