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[원본 음식 사진 첨부] 이 [메뉴명] 사진을 한국 [매장명]의 시즌·계절 인쇄용 포스터로 한방에 완성해줘. [유지할 것] - 음식의 본래 색감과 형태 그대로 - (매장 로고 있으면) 글자 깨짐 없이 보존 [강화할 것] - 음식 디테일·김 효과·따뜻한 amber - 소품: 약재·옹기·우드·고추 [조명/색감] - 톤 A (어두운 cinematic + amber) - 채도 +10%, 콘트라스트 +10% [레이아웃 — 시즌·계절 완성] - 3:4 세로 비율, 4K 인쇄용 고해상도 - 음식 중단 70%, 상단 20% (시즌 키워드) + 하단 10% (메뉴명·가격) [텍스트 — 한글 깨짐 없이 정확하게] - 메인 카피 (큰 글씨): "[메인 카피]" - 메뉴명: "[메뉴명]" - 부제 (한 줄): "[부제]" - 가격: "[가격]" - 기간 또는 매장 정보: "[기간/매장정보]" [폰트/색상] - 프리미엄: 붓글씨 또는 명조체 (검정·금색) / 캐주얼: 둥근 고딕 (검정·붉은색) - 가독성 최우선 [메인 카피 키워드 (참고용)] - "봄 한정" / "가을의 맛" / "제철" / "이맘때만" [금지] - 한글 글자 깨짐 X (반드시 정확하게) - 영문 오타 X - 과채도·형광등 톤 - 만화 톤 X - AI 느낌 없이, 인쇄용 디자인 포스터처럼

[원본 음식 사진 첨부] 이 [메뉴명] 사진을 한국 [매장명]의 시즌·계절 포스터 베이스 컷으로 재구성해줘. [유지할 것] - 음식의 본래 색감과 형태 그대로 - (매장 로고 있으면) 글자 깨짐 없이 보존 [강화할 것] - 라떼아트·결로·크레마·파우더·layer - 살짝 김(증기) 자연스럽게 - 소품: 흰 잔·우드 코스터·자연광 [조명/색감] - 톤 C (화이트 미니멀) + B (자연광) - 채도 +10%, 콘트라스트 +10% [레이아웃 — 시즌·계절 베이스] - 3:4 세로 비율, 4K 인쇄용 해상도 - 음식 중단 70%, 상단 20% (시즌 키워드) + 하단 10% (메뉴명·가격) - 빈 공간은 음식 톤과 어울리는 단색 또는 그라디언트 - 텍스트는 절대 추가하지 마, 빈 공간만 깔끔하게 [메인 카피 키워드 (참고용)] - "봄 한정" / "가을의 맛" / "제철" / "이맘때만" [금지] - 한글이든 영문이든 텍스트·로고·워터마크 절대 추가 X - 어두운 톤·한식 무드 - 만화·일러스트 톤 X - AI 느낌 없이, 실제 푸드 포토그래퍼 컷처럼

[원본 음식 사진 첨부] 이 [메뉴명] 사진을 한국 [매장명]의 시즌·계절 포스터 베이스 컷으로 재구성해줘. [유지할 것] - 음식의 본래 색감과 형태 그대로 - (매장 로고 있으면) 글자 깨짐 없이 보존 [강화할 것] - 박스/포장 + 조리 결과 동시·패키지 디자인 어필 - 살짝 김(증기) 자연스럽게 - 소품: 흰 배경·박스·플레이팅 [조명/색감] - 톤 C (화이트 미니멀) - 채도 +10%, 콘트라스트 +10% [레이아웃 — 시즌·계절 베이스] - 3:4 세로 비율, 4K 인쇄용 해상도 - 음식 중단 70%, 상단 20% (시즌 키워드) + 하단 10% (메뉴명·가격) - 빈 공간은 음식 톤과 어울리는 단색 또는 그라디언트 - 텍스트는 절대 추가하지 마, 빈 공간만 깔끔하게 [메인 카피 키워드 (참고용)] - "봄 한정" / "가을의 맛" / "제철" / "이맘때만" [금지] - 한글이든 영문이든 텍스트·로고·워터마크 절대 추가 X - 어수선 - 만화·일러스트 톤 X - AI 느낌 없이, 실제 푸드 포토그래퍼 컷처럼

[원본 음식 사진 첨부] 이 [메뉴명] 사진을 한국 [매장명]의 시즌·계절 인쇄용 포스터로 한방에 완성해줘. [유지할 것] - 음식의 본래 색감과 형태 그대로 - (매장 로고 있으면) 글자 깨짐 없이 보존 [강화할 것] - 시어드 마크·소스 흘림·치즈 늘어짐·버터 윤기 - 소품: 우드 도마·허브·후추·올리브오일 [조명/색감] - 톤 B (자연광) + E (시어드) - 채도 +10%, 콘트라스트 +10% [레이아웃 — 시즌·계절 완성] - 3:4 세로 비율, 4K 인쇄용 고해상도 - 음식 중단 70%, 상단 20% (시즌 키워드) + 하단 10% (메뉴명·가격) [텍스트 — 한글 깨짐 없이 정확하게] - 메인 카피 (큰 글씨): "[메인 카피]" - 메뉴명: "[메뉴명]" - 부제 (한 줄): "[부제]" - 가격: "[가격]" - 기간 또는 매장 정보: "[기간/매장정보]" [폰트/색상] - 프리미엄: Serif (Playfair, Cormorant, 검정·골드) / 캐주얼: Sans-serif (Montserrat, Poppins) - 가독성 최우선 [메인 카피 키워드 (참고용)] - "봄 한정" / "가을의 맛" / "제철" / "이맘때만" [금지] - 한글 글자 깨짐 X (반드시 정확하게) - 영문 오타 X - 어두운 톤 (양식은 밝아야) - 만화 톤 X - AI 느낌 없이, 인쇄용 디자인 포스터처럼

[원본 음식 사진 첨부] 이 [메뉴명] 사진을 한국 [매장명]의 시즌·계절 인쇄용 포스터로 한방에 완성해줘. [유지할 것] - 음식의 본래 색감과 형태 그대로 - (매장 로고 있으면) 글자 깨짐 없이 보존 [강화할 것] - 라떼아트·결로·크레마·파우더·layer - 소품: 흰 잔·우드 코스터·자연광 [조명/색감] - 톤 C (화이트 미니멀) + B (자연광) - 채도 +10%, 콘트라스트 +10% [레이아웃 — 시즌·계절 완성] - 3:4 세로 비율, 4K 인쇄용 고해상도 - 음식 중단 70%, 상단 20% (시즌 키워드) + 하단 10% (메뉴명·가격) [텍스트 — 한글 깨짐 없이 정확하게] - 메인 카피 (큰 글씨): "[메인 카피]" - 메뉴명: "[메뉴명]" - 부제 (한 줄): "[부제]" - 가격: "[가격]" - 기간 또는 매장 정보: "[기간/매장정보]" [폰트/색상] - 손글씨 또는 가벼운 산세리프 (파스텔 컬러) - 가독성 최우선 [메인 카피 키워드 (참고용)] - "봄 한정" / "가을의 맛" / "제철" / "이맘때만" [금지] - 한글 글자 깨짐 X (반드시 정확하게) - 영문 오타 X - 어두운 톤·한식 무드 - 만화 톤 X - AI 느낌 없이, 인쇄용 디자인 포스터처럼

[원본 음식 사진 첨부] 이 [메뉴명] 사진을 한국 [매장명]의 시즌·계절 포스터 베이스 컷으로 재구성해줘. [유지할 것] - 음식의 본래 색감과 형태 그대로 - (매장 로고 있으면) 글자 깨짐 없이 보존 [강화할 것] - 거품·결로·황금빛·가니쉬·얼음 광택 - 살짝 김(증기) 자연스럽게 - 소품: 호프잔·와인잔·우드 테이블 [조명/색감] - 톤 B + A (술집 무드) - 채도 +10%, 콘트라스트 +10% [레이아웃 — 시즌·계절 베이스] - 3:4 세로 비율, 4K 인쇄용 해상도 - 음식 중단 70%, 상단 20% (시즌 키워드) + 하단 10% (메뉴명·가격) - 빈 공간은 음식 톤과 어울리는 단색 또는 그라디언트 - 텍스트는 절대 추가하지 마, 빈 공간만 깔끔하게 [메인 카피 키워드 (참고용)] - "봄 한정" / "가을의 맛" / "제철" / "이맘때만" [금지] - 한글이든 영문이든 텍스트·로고·워터마크 절대 추가 X - 평평한 거품 - 만화·일러스트 톤 X - AI 느낌 없이, 실제 푸드 포토그래퍼 컷처럼

[원본 음식 사진 첨부] 이 [메뉴명] 사진을 한국 [매장명]의 시즌·계절 포스터 베이스 컷으로 재구성해줘. [유지할 것] - 음식의 본래 색감과 형태 그대로 - (매장 로고 있으면) 글자 깨짐 없이 보존 [강화할 것] - 마블링·시어드마크·기름 윤기·연기·숯 결 - 살짝 김(증기) 자연스럽게 - 소품: 무쇠팬·숯·집게·소금·로즈마리 [조명/색감] - 톤 A + E (어두운 amber + 시어드) - 채도 +10%, 콘트라스트 +10% [레이아웃 — 시즌·계절 베이스] - 3:4 세로 비율, 4K 인쇄용 해상도 - 음식 중단 70%, 상단 20% (시즌 키워드) + 하단 10% (메뉴명·가격) - 빈 공간은 음식 톤과 어울리는 단색 또는 그라디언트 - 텍스트는 절대 추가하지 마, 빈 공간만 깔끔하게 [메인 카피 키워드 (참고용)] - "봄 한정" / "가을의 맛" / "제철" / "이맘때만" [금지] - 한글이든 영문이든 텍스트·로고·워터마크 절대 추가 X - 신선도 떨어져 보임 - 만화·일러스트 톤 X - AI 느낌 없이, 실제 푸드 포토그래퍼 컷처럼

[원본 음식 사진 첨부] 이 [메뉴명] 사진을 한국 [매장명]의 시즌·계절 인쇄용 포스터로 한방에 완성해줘. [유지할 것] - 음식의 본래 색감과 형태 그대로 - (매장 로고 있으면) 글자 깨짐 없이 보존 [강화할 것] - 거품·결로·황금빛·가니쉬·얼음 광택 - 소품: 호프잔·와인잔·우드 테이블 [조명/색감] - 톤 B + A (술집 무드) - 채도 +10%, 콘트라스트 +10% [레이아웃 — 시즌·계절 완성] - 3:4 세로 비율, 4K 인쇄용 고해상도 - 음식 중단 70%, 상단 20% (시즌 키워드) + 하단 10% (메뉴명·가격) [텍스트 — 한글 깨짐 없이 정확하게] - 메인 카피 (큰 글씨): "[메인 카피]" - 메뉴명: "[메뉴명]" - 부제 (한 줄): "[부제]" - 가격: "[가격]" - 기간 또는 매장 정보: "[기간/매장정보]" [폰트/색상] - Bold Sans (검정·골드 또는 네온) - 가독성 최우선 [메인 카피 키워드 (참고용)] - "봄 한정" / "가을의 맛" / "제철" / "이맘때만" [금지] - 한글 글자 깨짐 X (반드시 정확하게) - 영문 오타 X - 평평한 거품 - 만화 톤 X - AI 느낌 없이, 인쇄용 디자인 포스터처럼

[원본 음식 사진 첨부] 이 [메뉴명] 사진을 한국 [매장명]의 시즌·계절 포스터 베이스 컷으로 재구성해줘. [유지할 것] - 음식의 본래 색감과 형태 그대로 - (매장 로고 있으면) 글자 깨짐 없이 보존 [강화할 것] - 황금빛 표면·크럼 결·매트 질감·layer - 살짝 김(증기) 자연스럽게 - 소품: 우드보드·천·밀가루 [조명/색감] - 톤 B (밝은 자연광) - 채도 +10%, 콘트라스트 +10% [레이아웃 — 시즌·계절 베이스] - 3:4 세로 비율, 4K 인쇄용 해상도 - 음식 중단 70%, 상단 20% (시즌 키워드) + 하단 10% (메뉴명·가격) - 빈 공간은 음식 톤과 어울리는 단색 또는 그라디언트 - 텍스트는 절대 추가하지 마, 빈 공간만 깔끔하게 [메인 카피 키워드 (참고용)] - "봄 한정" / "가을의 맛" / "제철" / "이맘때만" [금지] - 한글이든 영문이든 텍스트·로고·워터마크 절대 추가 X - 윤기 (빵은 매트), 어두움 - 만화·일러스트 톤 X - AI 느낌 없이, 실제 푸드 포토그래퍼 컷처럼

[원본 음식 사진 첨부] 이 [메뉴명] 사진을 한국 [매장명]의 시즌·계절 포스터 베이스 컷으로 재구성해줘. [유지할 것] - 음식의 본래 색감과 형태 그대로 - (매장 로고 있으면) 글자 깨짐 없이 보존 [강화할 것] - 결 광택·김 효과(라멘 국물)·빨간 채도(마라) - 살짝 김(증기) 자연스럽게 - 소품: 도자기·젓가락·간장 종지·죽순 [조명/색감] - 톤 C (일식 미니멀) / D (라멘 역광 김) / A (마라) - 채도 +10%, 콘트라스트 +10% [레이아웃 — 시즌·계절 베이스] - 3:4 세로 비율, 4K 인쇄용 해상도 - 음식 중단 70%, 상단 20% (시즌 키워드) + 하단 10% (메뉴명·가격) - 빈 공간은 음식 톤과 어울리는 단색 또는 그라디언트 - 텍스트는 절대 추가하지 마, 빈 공간만 깔끔하게 [메인 카피 키워드 (참고용)] - "봄 한정" / "가을의 맛" / "제철" / "이맘때만" [금지] - 한글이든 영문이든 텍스트·로고·워터마크 절대 추가 X - 한식 amber 톤과 혼동 - 만화·일러스트 톤 X - AI 느낌 없이, 실제 푸드 포토그래퍼 컷처럼

[원본 음식 사진 첨부] 이 [메뉴명] 사진을 한국 [매장명]의 시즌·계절 포스터 베이스 컷으로 재구성해줘. [유지할 것] - 음식의 본래 색감과 형태 그대로 - (매장 로고 있으면) 글자 깨짐 없이 보존 [강화할 것] - 음식 디테일·김 효과·따뜻한 amber - 살짝 김(증기) 자연스럽게 - 소품: 약재·옹기·우드·고추 [조명/색감] - 톤 A (어두운 cinematic + amber) - 채도 +10%, 콘트라스트 +10% [레이아웃 — 시즌·계절 베이스] - 3:4 세로 비율, 4K 인쇄용 해상도 - 음식 중단 70%, 상단 20% (시즌 키워드) + 하단 10% (메뉴명·가격) - 빈 공간은 음식 톤과 어울리는 단색 또는 그라디언트 - 텍스트는 절대 추가하지 마, 빈 공간만 깔끔하게 [메인 카피 키워드 (참고용)] - "봄 한정" / "가을의 맛" / "제철" / "이맘때만" [금지] - 한글이든 영문이든 텍스트·로고·워터마크 절대 추가 X - 과채도·형광등 톤 - 만화·일러스트 톤 X - AI 느낌 없이, 실제 푸드 포토그래퍼 컷처럼

[원본 음식 사진 첨부] 이 [메뉴명] 사진을 한국 [매장명]의 시즌·계절 인쇄용 포스터로 한방에 완성해줘. [유지할 것] - 음식의 본래 색감과 형태 그대로 - (매장 로고 있으면) 글자 깨짐 없이 보존 [강화할 것] - 마블링·시어드마크·기름 윤기·연기·숯 결 - 소품: 무쇠팬·숯·집게·소금·로즈마리 [조명/색감] - 톤 A + E (어두운 amber + 시어드) - 채도 +10%, 콘트라스트 +10% [레이아웃 — 시즌·계절 완성] - 3:4 세로 비율, 4K 인쇄용 고해상도 - 음식 중단 70%, 상단 20% (시즌 키워드) + 하단 10% (메뉴명·가격) [텍스트 — 한글 깨짐 없이 정확하게] - 메인 카피 (큰 글씨): "[메인 카피]" - 메뉴명: "[메뉴명]" - 부제 (한 줄): "[부제]" - 가격: "[가격]" - 기간 또는 매장 정보: "[기간/매장정보]" [폰트/색상] - Bold Sans-serif (Montserrat Bold) + 한글 명조 (검정·골드·흰색) - 가독성 최우선 [메인 카피 키워드 (참고용)] - "봄 한정" / "가을의 맛" / "제철" / "이맘때만" [금지] - 한글 글자 깨짐 X (반드시 정확하게) - 영문 오타 X - 신선도 떨어져 보임 - 만화 톤 X - AI 느낌 없이, 인쇄용 디자인 포스터처럼

[원본 음식 사진 첨부] 이 [메뉴명] 사진을 한국 [매장명]의 시즌·계절 인쇄용 포스터로 한방에 완성해줘. [유지할 것] - 음식의 본래 색감과 형태 그대로 - (매장 로고 있으면) 글자 깨짐 없이 보존 [강화할 것] - 황금빛 표면·크럼 결·매트 질감·layer - 소품: 우드보드·천·밀가루 [조명/색감] - 톤 B (밝은 자연광) - 채도 +10%, 콘트라스트 +10% [레이아웃 — 시즌·계절 완성] - 3:4 세로 비율, 4K 인쇄용 고해상도 - 음식 중단 70%, 상단 20% (시즌 키워드) + 하단 10% (메뉴명·가격) [텍스트 — 한글 깨짐 없이 정확하게] - 메인 카피 (큰 글씨): "[메인 카피]" - 메뉴명: "[메뉴명]" - 부제 (한 줄): "[부제]" - 가격: "[가격]" - 기간 또는 매장 정보: "[기간/매장정보]" [폰트/색상] - 따뜻한 산세리프 (베이지·갈색) - 가독성 최우선 [메인 카피 키워드 (참고용)] - "봄 한정" / "가을의 맛" / "제철" / "이맘때만" [금지] - 한글 글자 깨짐 X (반드시 정확하게) - 영문 오타 X - 윤기 (빵은 매트), 어두움 - 만화 톤 X - AI 느낌 없이, 인쇄용 디자인 포스터처럼

[원본 음식 사진 첨부] 이 [메뉴명] 사진을 한국 [매장명]의 시즌·계절 인쇄용 포스터로 한방에 완성해줘. [유지할 것] - 음식의 본래 색감과 형태 그대로 - (매장 로고 있으면) 글자 깨짐 없이 보존 [강화할 것] - 박스/포장 + 조리 결과 동시·패키지 디자인 어필 - 소품: 흰 배경·박스·플레이팅 [조명/색감] - 톤 C (화이트 미니멀) - 채도 +10%, 콘트라스트 +10% [레이아웃 — 시즌·계절 완성] - 3:4 세로 비율, 4K 인쇄용 고해상도 - 음식 중단 70%, 상단 20% (시즌 키워드) + 하단 10% (메뉴명·가격) [텍스트 — 한글 깨짐 없이 정확하게] - 메인 카피 (큰 글씨): "[메인 카피]" - 메뉴명: "[메뉴명]" - 부제 (한 줄): "[부제]" - 가격: "[가격]" - 기간 또는 매장 정보: "[기간/매장정보]" [폰트/색상] - Sans-serif 미니멀 (검정·흰) - 가독성 최우선 [메인 카피 키워드 (참고용)] - "봄 한정" / "가을의 맛" / "제철" / "이맘때만" [금지] - 한글 글자 깨짐 X (반드시 정확하게) - 영문 오타 X - 어수선 - 만화 톤 X - AI 느낌 없이, 인쇄용 디자인 포스터처럼

[원본 음식 사진 첨부] 이 [메뉴명] 사진을 한국 [매장명]의 시즌·계절 포스터 베이스 컷으로 재구성해줘. [유지할 것] - 음식의 본래 색감과 형태 그대로 - (매장 로고 있으면) 글자 깨짐 없이 보존 [강화할 것] - 시어드 마크·소스 흘림·치즈 늘어짐·버터 윤기 - 살짝 김(증기) 자연스럽게 - 소품: 우드 도마·허브·후추·올리브오일 [조명/색감] - 톤 B (자연광) + E (시어드) - 채도 +10%, 콘트라스트 +10% [레이아웃 — 시즌·계절 베이스] - 3:4 세로 비율, 4K 인쇄용 해상도 - 음식 중단 70%, 상단 20% (시즌 키워드) + 하단 10% (메뉴명·가격) - 빈 공간은 음식 톤과 어울리는 단색 또는 그라디언트 - 텍스트는 절대 추가하지 마, 빈 공간만 깔끔하게 [메인 카피 키워드 (참고용)] - "봄 한정" / "가을의 맛" / "제철" / "이맘때만" [금지] - 한글이든 영문이든 텍스트·로고·워터마크 절대 추가 X - 어두운 톤 (양식은 밝아야) - 만화·일러스트 톤 X - AI 느낌 없이, 실제 푸드 포토그래퍼 컷처럼

[원본 음식 사진 첨부] 이 [메뉴명] 사진을 한국 [매장명]의 시즌·계절 인쇄용 포스터로 한방에 완성해줘. [유지할 것] - 음식의 본래 색감과 형태 그대로 - (매장 로고 있으면) 글자 깨짐 없이 보존 [강화할 것] - 결 광택·김 효과(라멘 국물)·빨간 채도(마라) - 소품: 도자기·젓가락·간장 종지·죽순 [조명/색감] - 톤 C (일식 미니멀) / D (라멘 역광 김) / A (마라) - 채도 +10%, 콘트라스트 +10% [레이아웃 — 시즌·계절 완성] - 3:4 세로 비율, 4K 인쇄용 고해상도 - 음식 중단 70%, 상단 20% (시즌 키워드) + 하단 10% (메뉴명·가격) [텍스트 — 한글 깨짐 없이 정확하게] - 메인 카피 (큰 글씨): "[메인 카피]" - 메뉴명: "[메뉴명]" - 부제 (한 줄): "[부제]" - 가격: "[가격]" - 기간 또는 매장 정보: "[기간/매장정보]" [폰트/색상] - Sans-serif 미니멀 (Helvetica, Pretendard) 또는 명조 (검정·붉은색) - 가독성 최우선 [메인 카피 키워드 (참고용)] - "봄 한정" / "가을의 맛" / "제철" / "이맘때만" [금지] - 한글 글자 깨짐 X (반드시 정확하게) - 영문 오타 X - 한식 amber 톤과 혼동 - 만화 톤 X - AI 느낌 없이, 인쇄용 디자인 포스터처럼

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Cinematic close-up portrait transformation for an input photo, designed as a vertical editorial still with realistic skin detail, lived-in atmosphere, and restrained commercial finish. Close-up face-and-shoulders portrait with film-still mood, suitable for profile hero image, premium personal branding, or a character-driven editorial portrait. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Subject placement: {원본 보존} as the main hero, framed from chest-up in a straight-on eye-level composition, face centered slightly above midline with natural headroom and believable portrait spacing. - Background treatment: {배경} as a warm cinematic interior or studio backdrop with visible real-world depth: softly blurred textured wall, dark wood or fabric tones, faint practical lamp bokeh, and gentle atmospheric falloff behind the subject. - Spacing and framing: tight medium close-up crop, shoulders fully readable, hair silhouette intact, with enough surrounding environment to feel photographed in a real room rather than isolated on a flat backdrop. - Expression and pose: {표정} with natural facial tension preserved, no exaggerated smile, no beauty-pose distortion; include subtle human micro-expression in the eyes and mouth. - Angle control: {앵글} with a stable camera feel and realistic portrait perspective. - Realistic detail: include natural wardrobe texture near the collar and shoulders, soft fabric folds, a faint catchlight in both eyes, tiny flyaway hairs, and believable skin variation. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Base portrait layer: keep {원본 보존} as the identity anchor, preserving facial structure, hairstyle silhouette, and key features without beautification drift. - Face rendering: retain pore-level texture, subtle under-eye detail, natural lip texture, fine facial hair or peach fuzz where present, realistic catchlights, and organic asymmetry; avoid plastic smoothing. - Lighting block: apply {라이팅} with a single-key cinematic setup, softly shaping cheekbones and jawline while keeping shadows deep but legible. - Background block: render {배경} as a moody, low-contrast but tangible backdrop with warm wall texture, soft shadow gradients, muted furniture or curtain shapes, and one or two distant defocused practical highlights. - Color and texture block: build {컬러·텍스처} into the final grade, with fine soft grain, warm midtones, controlled highlight roll-off, tactile fabric detail, and subtle atmospheric haze. - Camera look block: emulate {카메라·렌즈} with shallow depth of field, clean subject separation, natural portrait compression, and gentle background bokeh. - Finish block: keep the image as a cinematic film still, not a glossy beauty retouch; the final portrait should feel like a captured moment from a premium indie film scene. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: no designed title overlay; incidental background marks or tiny unreadable set details may exist only if naturally part of the environment. - Color palette: warm amber, deep charcoal, dark brown, muted umber, soft skin beige, tobacco brown, aged brass, and restrained black accents. - Surface and texture: emphasize realistic skin, hair, fabric weave, slight lens grain, muted wall texture, and soft practical-light glow in the background. - Depth cues: use layered foreground-to-background separation, subtle shadow on the neck and jaw, and a believable falloff from face to shoulders. - Border/shadow: no graphic frame is required; if separation is needed, rely on photographic lighting and depth of field rather than a cutout effect. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: full-frame portrait look, Sony A7R V with 85mm f/1.4, shot around f/2.0, ISO 400, shallow depth of field, natural facial perspective. - Lighting: single warm key light from upper-left at about 45°, gentle fill from front-right at very low intensity, charcoal shadow falloff on the far cheek and neck, with a faint warm practical glow behind the subject. - Color grade: warm amber highlights, deep charcoal shadows, slightly muted brown mids, soft grain, subtle cinematic contrast, no neon, no glossy skin shine. [6. MOOD] Moody cinematic portrait — A24-style film still with restrained warmth, intimate character framing, and the feeling of a quiet late-evening interior scene. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: no intentional on-image Korean text is needed; if any tiny incidental background text appears, it must be natural, unobtrusive, and not broken. - Preserve identity exactly from {원본 보존}; do not change facial identity, age impression, or core facial geometry. - Keep the subject centered, eye-level, and recognizably human with anatomically correct neck, shoulders, ears, hairline, hands if visible, and realistic eye alignment. - Maintain a real photographic close-up portrait, with believable skin texture, wardrobe texture, background depth, and cinematic warm tone. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

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

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Create a high-fashion botanical magazine-cover portrait transformed from the attached person photo, with the face preserved and framed by dense floral elements. The result should feel like a premium Korean beauty editorial cover: realistic skin, tactile petals and leaves, cinematic daylight, and polished cover typography integrated around the portrait without hiding the facial features. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Center the face in a tight vertical close-up crop, with shoulders only slightly visible at the bottom edge and the floral frame filling the surrounding cover area. - Build a thick floral-and-foliage wreath around the face, letting leaves, petals, stems, and small buds overlap the hairline, temples, cheeks, and collar area in a natural layered way. - Keep {원본 보존} so facial identity remains recognizable, while the floral layers overlap only the outer contour areas. - Surround the frame edges with {플로럴 구성}, keeping the eyes, nose, and mouth clearly readable and emotionally expressive. - Use {구도} as the main framing logic, with the masthead and cover lines placed around the botanical frame like a real fashion magazine cover. - Add realistic magazine-cover details: large top masthead “FLORAL FACE”, small issue label “VOL.247”, date label “2026년 5월호”, barcode box near the lower corner, a small model credit line “모델: 오늘의 얼굴”, and 2–3 short Korean feature blurbs arranged along the side areas. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Face base layer: preserve the attached subject’s facial structure and likeness first, then integrate the floral overlay without warping facial proportions. 2. Botanical frame: place dense dark green leaves around the temples, cheeks, and lower jawline, with red, orange, cream-white, and small pale-yellow blossoms distributed asymmetrically for an editorial, natural look. Include visible petal veins, pollen texture, leaf serrations, tiny stems, and a few dew-like highlights for tactile realism. 3. Magazine cover layer: add a polished editorial masthead, issue number, date, barcode area, price text “₩7,500”, short Korean cover lines such as “꽃으로 완성한 얼굴”, “나다운 색의 순간”, “봄의 빛과 피부”, plus small spine/credit text along one edge. 4. Light interaction: apply {조명} so the face has dimensional separation from the foliage, with subtle rim highlights along the hairline, cheek edges, petals, and glossy leaf surfaces. 5. Color integration: blend {컬러 톤} so the flowers feel vivid but still cinematic, avoiding neon or hyper-saturated clipping. 6. Capture feel: render with {카메라·렌즈} for crisp skin detail, selective depth separation, realistic macro clarity, and tactile magazine-print richness. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: premium Korean fashion-magazine cover typography, elegant serif masthead mixed with clean sans-serif Korean blurbs; text must look professionally printed and aligned to the portrait. - Required cover text elements: “FLORAL FACE”, “VOL.247”, “2026년 5월호”, “₩7,500”, “모델: 오늘의 얼굴”, “꽃으로 완성한 얼굴”, “나다운 색의 순간”, “봄의 빛과 피부”. - Color palette: deep forest green, crimson red, burnt orange, cream white, charcoal shadow, muted skin tones; keep saturation controlled and editorial. - Border/shadow: soft natural edge falloff around the floral frame, delicate shadowing under overlapping petals and leaves, subtle printed-cover depth, realistic magazine finish. - Add small production details like a barcode rectangle, tiny credit line “PHOTO / BEAUTY EDIT”, page-style micro text, and slim vertical spine text, all integrated cleanly into the cover. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Sony A7R V look, 100mm f/2.8 macro, f/4, high-resolution portrait detail. - Lighting: soft side light from one side with light leaking through the leaves, plus a clean rim light tracing the face contour; realistic diffused daylight rather than studio gloss. - Color grade: deep green and floral primaries against cream-white highlights, charcoal shadows, restrained contrast, fashion-editorial tonal balance. - Material realism: natural skin pores, soft peach fuzz, hydrated petals, matte leaf undersides, glossy leaf highlights, tiny shadows where flowers overlap the face, and subtle magazine-print sheen. [6. MOOD] High-fashion botanical portrait — like a Vogue Italia beauty spread crossed with a Korean fine-art floral magazine cover, intimate, lush, cinematic, and premium. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: render all Korean text cleanly and legibly, especially “꽃으로 완성한 얼굴”, “나다운 색의 순간”, “봄의 빛과 피부”, “2026년 5월호”, and “모델: 오늘의 얼굴”. - Preserve the subject’s facial identity from the reference image. - Keep the floral frame dense around the face while maintaining clear visibility of core facial features. - Do not distort anatomy; eyes, nose, mouth, skin texture, hairline, neck, and shoulders must remain natural. - Magazine-cover elements must feel printed into the final design, not floating stickers. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

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

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

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Yoga and Pilates pose infographic poster, 12-step sequence, designed for health/wellness social sharing and printable guide use. Polished editorial layout that teaches a full routine at a glance with clear progression, readable pose labels, and realistic printed-poster details such as guide metadata, footer notes, studio contact text, and small wellness icons. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main composition: a vertical 3x4 or 4x3 grid with 12 evenly sized panels, each panel containing one pose illustration, pose name, breathing cue, and hold timing details. - Overall poster should feel like a real yoga studio handout: full-frame vertical sheet, warm matte paper texture, faint ink grain, subtle sage-green dividers, charcoal typography, and small editorial annotations. - Sequence title area at the top should span the full width and include {시퀀스 종류} as the primary Korean title, plus compact supporting metadata such as "12자세 시퀀스", "총 24분", "LEVEL 1–2", "VOL.12", and "2026.05 가이드". - Grid block should sit below the header with a precise, readable structure; each cell should include a small pose number 01–12, a pose illustration, Korean pose name from {자세 리스트}, English pose name when appropriate, and timing/breathing notes from {자세 정보}. - Background should be a calm matte paper texture in warm beige, with sage-green accents, muted olive section tags, charcoal text, and soft cream panel surfaces. - Add realistic guide elements around the layout: small line icons for breath / alignment / rest, tiny arrow markers showing flow direction, a footer reminder strip, a QR-code-style square, studio contact line, and a small sponsor/credit area. - Use {시퀀스 종류}, {자세 리스트}, {자세 정보}, {레이아웃}, {컬러 톤}, {인물 톤}, {비율} placeholders throughout the infographic content. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header band: place the sequence title at the top in a strong editorial headline area. Set main Korean title using {시퀀스 종류}; include small labels such as "YOGA · PILATES ROUTINE", "12 POSE FLOW", "VOL.12", "2026년 5월 업데이트", and "소요 시간 24분". - Header details: add a slim divider line beneath the title, a small subtitle such as "호흡을 따라 천천히 이어가는 데일리 루틴", and compact category chips like "초보 가능", "매트 운동", "전신 밸런스". - Grid block: render 12 pose panels in strict sequence order, reading left-to-right, top-to-bottom according to {레이아웃}, with consistent visual rhythm and clear spacing between cells. - Each pose panel: show the pose illustration centered in the upper portion, with the Korean pose name and English pose name below, followed by breathing cycle and hold time in smaller type. Use {인물 톤} and {비율} for the figure style and body proportions. - Sequence labels: make numbering clear and compact, e.g. 01–12, placed near the top-left or top-center of each cell for fast scanning. Add tiny flow arrows between selected panels so the sequence feels guided. - Timing details: keep duration and breathing notes in a smaller secondary line so the pose name remains dominant; include realistic examples such as "4호흡", "30초 유지", "좌우 3회", or content from {자세 정보}. - Micro guidance: include one short alignment cue per row or small side note such as "어깨 힘 빼기", "골반 정렬", "목 긴장 완화", "호흡 유지" without crowding the pose names. - Footer strip: use a visually lighter bottom band for a routine note, safety reminder, page metadata, and credit text. Include Korean footer strings such as "통증이 있으면 즉시 중단하세요", "© 오늘의 매트 루틴", "@wellness.studio", "문의 02-1234-5678", and a QR-code-style block labeled "루틴 영상 보기". [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for Korean labels, with Bold 700 for headings and Medium 500 / Regular 400 for body text; size hierarchy should be clear, with the title roughly 2.5–3x larger than panel text. - If English pose names appear, use a clean sans-serif such as Inter or Montserrat in small caps or regular weight. - Color palette: warm beige #F3EBDD, sage green #A9B89A, muted olive #7E8B6A, charcoal #2F3432, soft cream #FAF7F1. Apply {컬러 톤} as the guiding palette direction. - Use thin 1px separators, soft panel boundaries, subtle paper fibers, faint ink misregistration, tiny editorial symbols, and a gentle 4px y-offset, 10px blur shadow at 10% opacity where panels need separation. - Pose illustrations may be refined flat editorial figures or soft semi-realistic fitness illustrations; keep anatomy believable, joints aligned, and the same drawing style across all 12 panels. - Decorative details should support the guide: small breath icons, alignment dots, leaf-like line ornaments, calm geometric markers, and muted section labels that make the poster feel printed and practical. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: if using photoreal model references, present them like an 85mm f/1.8 portrait setup or a 50mm f/2 studio reference; if illustrated, keep the figure proportions clean and consistent with editorial fitness graphics. - Lighting: soft diffused studio light from upper-left with gentle fill from the right, natural paper shadows, mild surface texture, and no harsh specular highlights. - Color grade: muted wellness palette with beige paper, sage green accents, charcoal typography, soft cream panels, and slightly desaturated skin or line-art tones for a calm premium magazine spread feel. - Realism details: include tactile printed-poster texture, slight paper grain, crisp Korean typography, carefully aligned grid columns, subtle ink density variation, and believable small-print footer information. [6. MOOD] Premium wellness magazine editorial — like a modern yoga studio handout designed with the clarity of Kinfolk and the polish of Monocle, but with enough real guide information to feel usable, printed, and content-rich. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 표시되어야 하는 문자열 — "시퀀스 종류", "자세 리스트", "자세 정보", "레이아웃", "컬러 톤", "인물 톤", "비율". - Render Korean guide text clearly and naturally, including examples such as "12자세 시퀀스", "총 24분", "4호흡", "30초 유지", "어깨 힘 빼기", "골반 정렬", "통증이 있으면 즉시 중단하세요", "루틴 영상 보기", "2026년 5월 업데이트". - If pose names are rendered, they must be legible, correctly spelled Korean, and aligned consistently across all 12 panels. - All 12 panels must follow the same layout logic and visual hierarchy; do not vary panel structure randomly. - Keep the poster vertical at 1024x1536, with the 12-pose grid as the dominant visual subject and all added metadata serving the yoga/Pilates guide concept. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

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

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

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

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

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

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

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Travel diary memo composite over an attached trip photo, styled like a real handwritten scrapbook page for Instagram, blog, or personal diary use. Korean travel note layout with stamped date, doodles, ticket-stub details, washi tape, small captions, and kraft-paper stationery aesthetics. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - The attached photo fills the main canvas as the base layer, with a handwritten diary overlay occupying about 25% of the frame on natural paper areas, sky, pavement, table surface, or visually calm parts of the image. - Keep the travel scene clearly visible; handwritten elements should feel physically placed on top like paper scraps, transparent memo tape, ink stamps, and gel-pen marks interacting with the photo. - Use {원본 보존} as the underlying photo content, with the memo arranged in a casual but readable notebook composition. - Background paper treatment should mimic {배경 종이}, blended into the photo like a scrapbook insert with torn edges, tape corners, and slight paper curl rather than a full rigid frame. - Spacing should feel uneven and human-made: slightly tilted lines, varied margins, overlapping paper scraps, little correction marks, and a relaxed handwritten placement style. - Add a small travel-log cluster near the lower edge: tiny ticket stub, route line, page number, location pin doodle, and hashtag-style diary tags that support the trip story. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Base layer: preserve {원본 보존} as the full-color travel photo, with faithful cropping and no artificial blur or heavy vignette. - Upper memo zone: place {여행지·날짜} near the top or upper-left area in clear handwritten script, sized larger than the body note for instant recognition. - Body note zone: place {후기 한 줄} below the title/date line, written like a casual diary sentence with slightly irregular pen pressure and one natural underline stroke. - Stamp area: add {도장·스탬프} near the lower-right or beside the title, with realistic ink texture, slight offset printing, uneven pressure, and subtle smudge variation. - Decoration layer: scatter {장식} around corners, tape seams, and small paper overlaps: hand-drawn arrows, tiny flower doodles, metro-line marks, a map pin, film-frame ticks, and a small coffee-ring stain. - Paper integration: let {배경 종이} appear as layered partial overlays: one kraft memo slip, one translucent tracing-paper label, and a small torn receipt-style strip with visible notebook ruling or grid where it does not conflict with the photo. - Color application: render everything using {컬러 톤} so the handwriting, stamp, stickers, tape, paper fibers, and doodles harmonize with the travel photo. - Add realistic scrapbook details: semi-transparent masking tape at two corners, a tiny printed travel label, a small diary page indicator, and subtle paper grain that catches the same light direction as the photo. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: handwritten Korean script style, uneven marker pen and gel pen mix; title/date at about 28–36 px equivalent, body note at 18–24 px equivalent, with natural line breaks. - Supporting micro text: combine tiny printed sans-serif labels and hand-lettered Korean notes; keep micro text plausible like a personal diary, ticket memo, or photo caption. - Color palette: craft beige, matte black ink, vintage red stamp, tiny cyan accents; keep saturation muted and paper-friendly. - Paper/shadow: use faint paper-edge shadows, 2–4 px y-offset, 8–12 px blur, around 10–15% opacity; add soft torn-paper fibers, tape translucency, and realistic ink absorption. - Layout texture: allow slight overlaps between tape, paper, stamp, and doodles so the page feels assembled by hand after the trip. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: documentary travel photo look, 35mm or 50mm equivalent, natural perspective, no exaggerated wide-angle distortion. - Lighting: preserve the original photo lighting; add only subtle overlay lightness from a soft top-left daylight feel, as if written on a notebook placed near a window. - Color grade: kraft beige + black ink + vintage red + micro cyan, with slightly faded analog postcard tones and restrained contrast. - Material realism: visible paper fibers, slight ink feathering, stamped ink grain, transparent tape sheen, tiny scratches on the photo surface, and a gentle scanned-diary quality. [6. MOOD] Personal travel journal snapshot — like a Kinfolk-style scrapbook page mixed with a real handwritten memo in a Moleskine notebook, including the lived-in charm of tickets, stamps, tape, and small after-trip notes. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following strings must appear exactly as written: - "도쿄 시부야 / 2026.04.18" - "오랜만에 가본 시부야, 봄꽃이 예쁘다" - "VISITED" - Add small supporting diary text exactly as written where space allows: - "TRAVEL NOTE 03" - "시부야역 8번 출구" - "봄 산책 기록" - "#도쿄여행 #시부야산책" - The stamp must include both Korean and English city labeling as part of the vintage stamp treatment. - Handwriting must remain legible, with no broken Korean characters, no scrambled line order, and no text clipping. - Keep the original travel photo recognizable and unobscured by the memo overlay. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Korean hand-written memo overlay compositing template for social media, diary archives, and lifestyle post cards. Preserve the source photo identity while adding a readable category memo, real paper texture, date/location details, and small scrapbook objects that feel photographed together rather than pasted as a sterile graphic. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject: {원본 보존} source photo remains the visual base, occupying the full frame or a natural photo-print area, with the original identity, colors, textures, and perspective maintained. - Memo placement: {메모 내용} appears as a paper-note overlay or handwritten caption, anchored to one side, a lower corner, or slightly overlapping the image edge, covering about 18–30% of the frame while staying readable. - Category cue: {카테고리} is expressed through a small category tab, handwritten label, doodle motif, and note tone, without redrawing the original scene. - Background treatment: {배경 종이} with visible paper fiber, tiny creases, torn or softly cut edges, realistic tape, a paperclip, washi strip, or small label sticker for a natural cut-and-paste scrapbook feel. - Supporting details: include a small date/location line such as “2026.05.01 · 서울”, a tiny caption like “오늘의 기록”, a note number like “No. 024”, and 1–2 micro tags such as “#메모” or “mood note” printed or handwritten near the memo. - Framing: let the original photo read clearly while making the memo area feel tactile, layered, and intentionally arranged like a real diary page photographed from above or composited with matched shadows. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Base layer — keep {원본 보존} intact as the full-bleed or near full-bleed foundation, preserving original colors, textures, lighting direction, and composition. 2. Paper layer — place {배경 종이} as a memo sheet element near the photo edge or partially underlapping the image, with realistic thickness, paper grain, slight curl, faint smudges, and irregular handmade placement. 3. Handwriting layer — write {메모 내용} in prominent Korean handwriting, with {손글씨 톤} style, using strong contrast against the paper; add a smaller Korean line such as “작게 남겨두는 오늘” or “기록해두기” if it fits the mood. 4. Category and index layer — show {카테고리} as a tiny tab, file-label sticker, or circled header near the top of the memo; add a realistic date stamp, page mark, or small index text like “memo card / vol. 12”. 5. Doodle layer — add {장식·doodle} around the memo edge and nearby paper corners: small arrows, stars, hearts, flowers, food icons, travel marks, check boxes, underline strokes, or hand-drawn frames that match the category. 6. Scrapbook objects — include believable stationery details such as beige masking tape, transparent tape shine, a small binder clip shadow, pressed-paper sticker, receipt strip, or torn kraft label; keep them physically plausible and matched to the photo lighting. 7. Color harmony — apply {컬러 톤} consistently across ink, doodles, category tab, tape, and paper accents so the whole composition feels unified and reusable across categories. 8. Final polish — make the result look like a scanned or photographed scrapbook note pasted onto a real photo, with tactile paper edges, readable handwriting, natural shadows, and authentic lifestyle-magazine finishing. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: handwritten Korean in a marker-pen / pencil / fountain-pen hybrid feel, with small English secondary notes in Pretendard SemiBold or handwritten sans, size hint 28–54 px for the main memo and 12–18 px for tiny support text. - Text hierarchy: {메모 내용} is the largest text; {카테고리} appears as a small header or label; support text can include “오늘의 메모”, “No. 024”, “2026.05.01”, “서울 성수동”, “mood note”, or “save this moment”. - Color palette: use {컬러 톤} as the main palette, anchored by beige, charcoal ink, and coral or green accents; paper tones should stay in off-white, kraft brown, warm gray, pale butter, or recycled-paper beige. - Border/shadow: subtle real-paper drop shadow, 4px y-offset, 10–14px blur, 12–18% opacity; use tactile paper edges, tape overlaps, and ink underlines instead of hard digital outline boxes or neon glow. - Material detail: handwriting should show slight ink pressure variation, tiny pen skips, soft pencil grain, or marker pooling; paper should show fiber, compression marks, folded corners, and gentle surface imperfections. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: realistic smartphone photo or 50mm f/1.8 documentary snapshot look, depending on the source image; keep perspective natural and unwarped. - Lighting: preserve the original lighting of the source photo; if adding paper overlays, match them with soft ambient light from upper-left and a faint shadow to the lower-right. - Color grade: warm cream + beige + charcoal with small coral or sage accents, low saturation, slightly matte finish. - Realism: stationery objects, tape shine, paper curl, dust specks, and handwritten ink must share the same perspective and light direction as the source photo. [6. MOOD] Indie scrapbook journaling aesthetic — like a personal note page from a modern Korean lifestyle magazine spread, with a handmade diary feel, tactile stationery details, and a warm collected-memory atmosphere. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following verbatim Korean strings must appear correctly when used by the user: “{메모 내용}”. - If {카테고리} appears as visible text, render it accurately in Korean and make it feel like a real memo label or category tab. - Additional small Korean text may be included when appropriate, such as “오늘의 메모”, “기록해두기”, “서울”, “작게 남긴 하루”, or “다시 보고 싶은 순간”; all Korean must be legible and naturally handwritten or printed. - Preserve the source image identity, colors, and texture as much as possible; do not convert the photo into a different scene. - Handwriting must remain readable, natural, and category-appropriate, with believable human variation rather than a generic font look. - Doodles and stationery details should support the memo theme and feel hand-placed, not randomly scattered. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness replacement

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Candid high-angle street fashion snap for editorial social content, vertical full-body portrait with footwear, outfit layering, accessories, and surrounding street atmosphere clearly readable. Vogue Street-inspired fashion photography feel, suitable for lookbook, street style feed, and poster-like social post with authentic city details. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Subject placement: {모델 묘사} occupies the lower-middle 55% of the frame, with visible surrounding sidewalk geometry, storefront atmosphere, and full visibility of shoes, hemline, bag, jewelry, and hair styling. - Background treatment: {장면} with urban pavement texture, curb edges, café windows, gallery facades, street posters, crosswalk paint, a parked bicycle or scooter, small planter boxes, reflections in glass, and subtle pedestrian flow; background remains recognizable as a real street environment while the outfit stays dominant. - Framing direction: vertical composition, camera looking slightly downward from above, maintaining a spontaneous street-snapshot feel as if captured from café steps, a raised curb, or a low balcony. - Pose and motion: {포즈} while the body line stays elegant and readable; one leg slightly forward or weight shifted for movement, with natural hand placement interacting with bag strap, coat lapel, phone, sunglasses, or hair. - Angle emphasis: {앵글} so the outfit silhouette, bag shape, jewelry glints, shoe design, pavement scale, and street-layer perspective are all visible at once. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Hero subject area: {모델 묘사} centered slightly off-center, with the outfit taking visual priority and the face still clearly readable, including realistic skin texture, hair strands, fabric weave, seams, buttons, zipper lines, and accessory materials. - Street context layer: {장면} rendered as a lived-in urban fashion backdrop with realistic sidewalk perspective, curb edges, café/galleria signage, chalkboard menu details, taped event flyers, window reflections, delivery marks, fallen leaves, small puddle highlights, and a few naturally blurred passersby. - Motion cue: {포즈} captured at the peak of a casual step or pause, with natural arm position, believable garment drape, slight fabric movement, and a candid micro-expression rather than a runway pose. - Perspective control: {앵글} used to elongate the body slightly while preserving shoe detail, bag strap lines, jacket or coat structure, and the relationship between the subject and pavement lines. - Editorial street details: include small realistic city text elements such as a café sign reading "커피", a gallery poster reading "전시 중", or a tiny pavement sticker reading "성수동"; text should feel incidental to the photographed street, not like a flat graphic mockup. - Lighting pass: {라이팅} applied so fabric texture, skin tone, hair edges, metallic accessories, glass reflections, and pavement grain have soft separation without harsh shadow clipping. - Color and finish: {컬러 톤} with slightly faded contrast, gentle film grain, warm highlight bloom, authentic asphalt and concrete texture, and a polished editorial street-photo finish. - Camera look: {카메라·렌즈} with crisp subject detail, shallow-to-moderate background separation, realistic street-photography clarity, and natural lens perspective from the high angle. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: allow incidental real-world Korean signage and very small editorial metadata only if it feels photographed or tastefully printed, such as "성수동 스트리트", "LOOK 07", "2026.05.01", or "오늘의 실루엣"; keep all text short, legible, and integrated with the street fashion editorial mood. - Color palette: {컬러 톤} translated into beige, charcoal, warm amber accents, muted asphalt gray, soft off-white highlights, natural denim or leather tones, and subtle storefront reflections. - Graphic treatment: if an editorial social-post overlay is used, keep it refined and photographic — a tiny corner date/location label, small model-name credit such as "MODEL: HANA", or thin caption tag that does not hide the outfit. - Environmental realism: include natural street objects and textures such as pavement cracks, curb paint, café table edges, window glare, posters, bollards, metal grates, rain speckles, leaves, and passing silhouettes to make the shot feel captured in a real city. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Sony A7R V with a 35mm f/1.8 street-photography look, around ISO 400 and f/2.8 for sharp outfit detail and soft background separation. - Lighting: natural daylight under overcast conditions or golden hour, with soft directional light and gentle shadows that define clothing texture, facial contours, accessories, and pavement detail without flattening the scene. - Color grade: Portra 800-inspired grading, faded beige and charcoal base with warm amber lift in highlights, slightly softened blacks, gentle film grain, and realistic highlight roll-off on glass and metal surfaces. [6. MOOD] Vogue Street editorial — like a polished urban lookbook shot in a New York SoHo or Seoul Seongsu street-style spread, candid, fashionable, textured, and alive with small city details. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: any visible Korean must be correctly formed and short; acceptable examples include "성수동 스트리트", "커피", "전시 중", "오늘의 실루엣", "LOOK 07", and "2026.05.01". - Anatomy/layout invariants: body proportions must remain natural; hands and feet anatomically correct; shoes and outfit details fully visible; face readable; bag straps, sleeves, hems, and jewelry must connect logically to the body. - Realism invariants: keep the image photographic, with believable street scale, natural reflections, realistic fabric texture, and coherent high-angle perspective. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 - aspect_ratio: vertical {비율} [1. PURPOSE] Korean year-end recap and reflection card, editorial diary-style multi-category summary for books, movies, travel, food, and people. Designed as a shareable vertical social post with a magazine-meets-personal-journal feel, like a photographed printed recap page from a personal archive. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Center or slightly left-align the main title block in the upper 18% of the frame, with {결산 분야} as the headline and a compact subtitle beneath. - Use a polished {레이아웃} structure that keeps each category clearly separated, with equal visual weight, editorial rhythm, and realistic printed-card density. - Background should be a paper-like cream surface with subtle grain, faint warm shadows, tactile diary texture, and small real-world stationery details such as washi tape corners, page tabs, tiny sticker labels, pencil tick marks, and light paper overlap. - Place {Top 5} as the primary content inside the grid cells, with category icons, ranking numbers, short handwritten-feel memo tags, small thumbnail-like photo blocks, and coral highlight strokes supporting each category. - Add card-news details: slide number label “01/05”, page indicator dots, a small series tag “YEAR-END RECAP”, a date stamp “2026.12.31”, and a final CTA strip near the footer reading “저장해두고 내년에도 다시 보기”. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header area (top 18%): Set {결산 분야} in a bold Korean sans-serif title using {타이포}, centered or slightly left-aligned depending on the grid balance, with supporting lines such as “2026 연말 결산·회고 카드”, “나의 취향과 순간을 기록한 5가지 리스트”, and a tiny credit “recorded by @myyear.note”. - Main grid area (middle 72%): Build {레이아웃} as either a 2x3 card grid or a 5-panel vertical stack, with one cell per category: 책, 영화, 여행, 음식, 사람. - Each cell: Show a small category icon, the Top 1 item from {Top 5}, a one-line personal comment in compact legible type, a small ranking chip such as “TOP 1”, and a tiny metadata line such as “기억 점수 9.4”, “다시 보고 싶음”, or “올해의 장면”. - Category visual cues: 책 includes a tiny book spine thumbnail and bookmark ribbon; 영화 includes a ticket stub or film frame; 여행 includes a mini map pin and route dash; 음식 includes a receipt-like price tag or plate doodle; 사람 includes a small profile badge or conversation quote bubble. - Content logic: Keep the five categories visually parallel so the design reads as a full-year summary rather than a random collage, while allowing realistic notes, stamps, highlights, and clipped-paper layers to create a lived-in diary spread. - Accent system: Use coral highlights to mark important words, dates, emotional cues, ranking numbers, underline strokes, sticker tabs, and page indicator dots without overpowering the calm editorial structure. - Footer area (bottom 10%): Include a diary signature or year-end memo such as “올해도 잘 살아냈다”, a small page number “p.12”, the page indicator “● ○ ○ ○ ○”, and a CTA line “공유하기 · 저장하기 · 내년의 나에게 보내기”. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for the main title in bold 700–800 weight, with body text in 400–500 weight; allow a hand-drawn accent script only for tiny emphasis, not for core readability. Apply {타이포} consistently across headings, captions, ranking chips, and footer notes. - Color palette: Use {컬러 톤} while preserving the core palette: cream beige #F4EBDD, charcoal #2E2A27, coral accent #E97B6A, muted warm gray #8C837A, optional soft paper white #FAF7F2. - Border/shadow: Add thin 1px charcoal rules, rounded paper card borders, subtle divider lines, stamped labels, soft torn-paper edges, and gentle shadows with 4px y-offset, 10px blur, 12% opacity for lifted paper cards. - Realistic print details: Include tiny registration-like dots, slight ink absorption, faint paper fiber, lightly imperfect sticker placement, realistic pen underline texture, and small clipped note pieces that feel photographed rather than vector-flat. - Text hierarchy: Large title, medium category headers, readable Top 5 item text, then small captions and metadata. Keep the visible Korean text crisp enough to read at social-post scale. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Flat-lay editorial look, as if shot on a 50mm lens at f/5.6 with a slightly top-down perspective, crisp but not sterile. - Lighting: Soft diffused window light from upper-left at 45°, with a faint bounce fill from lower-right and natural warm paper shadows around layered cards, tape, and stickers. - Color grade: Warm cream + charcoal + coral, with restrained saturation and a lightly muted print-like finish. - Material feel: Matte paper stock, tactile ink, gentle paper curl at corners, tiny tape translucency, and subtle desk-surface texture around the card edges. [6. MOOD] Feels like a Kinfolk-style year-end diary spread mixed with a modern Notion recap template and a Korean social card-news carousel, calm, thoughtful, personal, and content-rich. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문자열: “연말 결산·회고 카드”, “책”, “영화”, “여행”, “음식”, “사람”. - All five categories must appear exactly once as category headers and remain clearly readable. - If {Top 5} is rendered as visible text, preserve Korean punctuation, spacing, and quoted title formatting cleanly. - Include realistic visible Korean microcopy such as “2026.12.31”, “01/05”, “YEAR-END RECAP”, “저장해두고 내년에도 다시 보기”, “올해의 장면”, and “올해도 잘 살아냈다”. - The final card must read as a finished vertical social post in 1024x1536, not as an empty template. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

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

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean neighborhood alley documentary photo, vertical travel-editorial frame for social media or poster use. Realistic street-level scene that feels like an understated magazine travel spread, grounded in everyday local life rather than a staged ad image. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main scene: {동네·시그니처} should define the alley identity, with the street lines naturally pulling the eye inward. - Framing: {구도} with the camera placed at pedestrian height, keeping the alley width tight and the perspective slightly compressed. - Subject balance: if {인물} is present, keep them small and secondary so the alley architecture remains the hero. - Everyday layer: include {생활 소품} as believable neighborhood evidence, placed casually along storefront edges, steps, walls, and curb lines. - Environmental text: integrate {간판·문구} as real shop signs, small menu boards, faded stickers, delivery labels, and wall notices within the scene. - Background treatment: aged walls, shopfronts, signboards, utility lines, potted plants, window grilles, awnings, air-conditioner units, pavement patches, and small repairs should all feel real and slightly weathered. - Seasonal detail: reflect {계절감} through light, plants, clothing silhouettes, and small street objects without making it feel like a tourist postcard. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Foreground (bottom 20%): textured pavement, curb edges, drainage cover, cracked stone or asphalt patches, a small fallen leaf cluster, and subtle street grime to anchor the frame. - Midground (center 55%): {동네·시그니처} alley corridor with layered storefronts, house fronts, signs, rooflines, utility meters, doorbells, and narrow side entrances on both sides. - Human scale layer: {인물} placed naturally along the path, small enough to support the sense of neighborhood scale rather than dominate the scene. - Local commerce layer: show a few readable Korean details such as a café standing sign, handwritten opening hours, delivery box label, or small menu strip using {간판·문구}. - Depth layer (upper third): distant alley continuation and softly receding buildings, overhead wires, roof edges, warm window reflections, and hazy late-day atmosphere. - Light behavior: {시간대·날씨} should create long, soft shadows and gentle contrast across walls, pavement, plants, and shop glass. - Color treatment: apply {컬러 톤} across concrete, wood, brick, fabric, signage, metal shutters, and plastic crates so the palette feels cohesive and film-like. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: all visible typography must be environmental Korean text physically printed or painted on signs, menus, stickers, posters, door labels, or shop windows; it should look photographed in perspective. - Local realism: add small imperfect details such as taped notices, faded paint, scuffed steps, mismatched planters, worn door handles, scooter mirrors, folded umbrellas, and utility cables where they naturally belong. - Color palette: use the tones implied by {컬러 톤}, supported by muted stone gray, worn wood brown, dusty cream, soft black, faded green plants, and sun-warmed metal. - Texture rendering: preserve tactile surfaces — rough plaster, brick seams, tiled thresholds, translucent café curtains, scratched glass, paper notices, and uneven pavement. - Shadow behavior: keep natural shadow falloff with subtle 8–12% contrast in recesses, especially under awnings, roof eaves, plant pots, and step edges. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Fujifilm X-T5, 35mm f/2 look, ISO 200, f/4, street-documentary framing with moderate depth of field. - Lighting: late-afternoon golden hour from one side, slightly low sun angle, long shadows stretching across the alley with soft ambient fill from surrounding buildings. - Color grade: faded warm amber with beige and charcoal, Portra 400-inspired film rendering, restrained saturation and gentle highlight rolloff. - Image character: realistic handheld travel-editorial still, fine film grain, natural micro-contrast, sharp enough to read nearby Korean signs while letting distant details recede naturally. [6. MOOD] Understated Korean neighborhood travel editorial — quiet, lived-in, warm, and observational, like a real city-guide photo taken while walking through a familiar alley just before evening. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: visible signs and notices must render cleanly, using plausible text such as “골목다방”, “오늘의 커피 ₩4,500”, “연중무휴”, “택배 보관함”, “조용히 닫아주세요”, “익선길 12”. - Keep the scene photorealistic: natural lens behavior, believable street scale, real material texture, and everyday Korean neighborhood clutter should be present. - If {인물} is included, face detail must stay minimal and incidental, preserving the alley as the subject. - Maintain the 1024x1536 vertical composition with a documentary street-photo feeling suitable for a Korean local travel editorial. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or recognizable public figures

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Cinematic motion-blur photography for dramatic real-world scenes, built for poster-style visuals and social-media hero images. A dynamic still that feels like a single frame pulled from a film, with streaked light, controlled blur, believable location detail, and a clear photographic exposure logic. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject placement: place the moving subject or light trail across the center third, with strong diagonal flow cutting from lower-left to upper-right or vice versa. - Background treatment: keep {배경·환경} recognizable through real location cues such as road markings, storefront lights, bus-stop glass, traffic signals, railings, wet pavement, distant windows, mist, foliage, rocks, spray, or other scene-appropriate textures softened by motion streaks. - Framing direction: wide cinematic framing in 16:9 landscape, using foreground reflections and midground action to create depth; use a vertical 9:16 crop only if the motion path benefits from a taller composition. - Motion treatment: use {장면 모드} as the central action, with {셔터스피드} to create controlled blur while keeping one anchor edge, face contour, vehicle profile, wheel shape, silhouette, or environmental landmark readable. - Realistic incidental detail: include natural supporting elements such as pedestrians in partial blur, parked scooters, taxi lights, rain droplets on asphalt, crosswalk stripes, small shop signs, lens flare from headlights, puddle reflections, exhaust haze, or drifting spray when appropriate to {배경·환경}. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Layer 1, base scene: build the environment from {배경·환경} with realistic depth, tactile surfaces, reflective highlights, atmospheric separation, and small lived-in details that make the place feel photographed rather than staged. - Layer 2, motion subject: render the moving car, cyclist, person, train, rain, river, crowd, or waterfall implied by {장면 모드} as the main kinetic element, with clear directional blur rather than random smear. - Layer 3, exposure behavior: apply {셔터스피드} logic so the brightest trails remain smooth and continuous, while key edges retain enough structure to read the scene. - Layer 4, camera behavior: simulate {카메라·렌즈} with a stabilized, deliberate photographic feel; keep perspective natural and let panning, tripod long exposure, or handheld drag-shutter behavior match the chosen motion. - Layer 5, light streaks: let {라이팅} stretch into elegant lines, reflections, rim highlights, wet-surface glints, and controlled bloom around headlights, neon edges, windows, signs, street lamps, or backlit mist. - Layer 6, color design: push {컬러 톤} into a filmic grade with deep blacks, controlled midtone contrast, and a restrained highlight roll-off. - Layer 7, final composition polish: make the motion path the strongest visual read while allowing believable secondary details in the background and foreground to add scale, place, and cinematic realism. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: do not add poster typography as a graphic overlay unless the scene naturally contains signage; if environmental Korean text appears on shop signs, bus stops, taxis, posters, or street boards, keep it short and readable, for example “심야운행”, “서울역”, “24시”, “택시”, “출구”, “오늘 밤”. - Color palette: base the grade on {컬러 톤}; support with deep charcoal #10131A, electric blue #2C6BFF, neon magenta #FF4FD8, amber #FFB347, and muted steel gray #6B7280 as needed. - Border/shadow: use a subtle 2–4px vignette and soft tonal falloff, with gentle bloom on highlight sources, natural halation, realistic grain, and smooth cinematic contrast. - Surface realism: preserve tactile materials such as wet asphalt, brushed metal, glass reflections, fabric movement, tire spray, stone, concrete, leaves, or water foam depending on {배경·환경}. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: emulate a Sony A7R V look with a 24-70mm f/2.8 GM at 35mm, ISO 100, f/11 for long exposure scenes, or handheld 1/30 for panning-style motion blur. - Lighting: combine city neon, street lamps, moonlight, interior window glow, vehicle headlights, reflections, and off-frame practical lights so the light stretches naturally with the movement. - Color grade: cinematic teal-orange or Cinestill 800T-inspired grading, with rich shadows, slightly cool blacks, restrained warm highlights, subtle film grain, and believable highlight halation. - Photographic detail: include realistic lens behavior such as mild flare, sensor-level noise in shadows, specular streaking, depth layering, and slight edge softness from long exposure rather than synthetic smearing. [6. MOOD] A film-still-like cinematic frame with the kinetic tension of a Denis Villeneuve night chase sequence and the color density of modern noir photography, grounded in real street atmosphere, weather, reflections, and human-scale environmental detail. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: if Korean signage or environmental text appears in the rendered image, it must be legible and simple, using short phrases such as “심야운행”, “서울역”, “24시”, “택시”, “출구”, “오늘 밤”, with no broken or garbled characters. - Motion anatomy/layout invariants: the blur must still read as intentional photographic motion, not AI smear; keep the dominant motion path coherent and directional. - Preserve a believable exposure structure with one clear visual anchor, whether the scene is a car trail, runner blur, rain streak, train pass, crowd motion, cyclist pan, or waterfall silk effect. - Maintain the exact intent of {장면 모드}, {셔터스피드}, {구도}, {카메라·렌즈}, {라이팅}, {컬러 톤}, and {배경·환경}; enrich the photographed world around those values without changing the subject. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Korean camping and car-camping lifestyle editorial photo, travel/outdoor magazine spread feel. Wide horizontal scene designed for lifestyle social posts and outdoor editorial use, with realistic documentary framing, lived-in campsite details, and cinematic dusk ambience. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main scene: {장면} placed in a wide landscape frame, with the tent, campfire, and seating area forming the main visual cluster across the central-left and middle of the image, while the right side continues into natural mountain air, parked car-camping setup, and atmospheric landscape depth. - Human figures: {인물} integrated naturally near the seating area, relaxed posture, not posing directly to camera, with casual interaction such as pouring coffee, turning skewers, checking a map, or wrapping a blanket around shoulders. - Vehicle element: {차량} partially visible near the tent or behind the seating area, tailgate open or side door ajar, with blankets, storage boxes, and soft practical lights suggesting real Korean car-camping use. - Background treatment: layered mountain silhouette, dim forest edge, small campsite path, distant ridge lights or faint valley glow, and a subtle sky gradient that supports {시간대} without overpowering the campsite. - Props layout: {장비·소품} arranged in a believable lived-in rhythm, including cooking tools, cups, folded jackets, storage crates, a small cooler, lanterns, and firewood pieces around the fire zone. - Korean local detail: {한국적 디테일} appears naturally as small signage, a campsite notice board, convenience-store drink packaging, a road map, or a handwritten memo, never as a graphic overlay. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Foreground (lower 20%): textured campsite ground with pine needles, small gravel, dry grass, boot marks, firewood chips, tent pegs, and a few naturally cropped gear edges to anchor the composition. - Main focus zone (center-left to center): {장면} rendered with the tent as the dominant silhouette, campfire glow as the secondary focal point, and seated figures slightly offset for a candid lifestyle look. - Car-camping zone (mid-right): {차량} and open tailgate or roof-box detail create a realistic travel narrative, with soft reflections from lanterns and dusk sky on the car body. - Food and drink detail: {음식·음료} placed around the low table or chair arms, with light steam, enamel cups, foil packets, tongs, cutting board marks, and casual crumbs for natural realism. - Atmosphere layer (upper 35%): {시간대} sky with subtle haze, faint stars or sunlit gradient depending on time, and soft separation between mountains, treeline, and sky. - Accent details: {장비·소품} should include warm practical light sources, wood grain on chairs, fabric texture on the tent, realistic ember glow around the fire, and slight soot or heat shimmer near the flames. - Color integration: apply {컬러 톤} across shadows and midtones while preserving natural flame warmth, believable skin tones, and outdoor contrast. - Camera rendering: {카메라·렌즈} look should feel like a high-resolution documentary frame, with gentle depth separation, natural lens falloff, and tactile detail in fabric, wood, gravel, and smoke. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: no editorial title overlay; only incidental real-world Korean text may appear on campsite signs, small labels, packaging, maps, or handwritten notes. - Color palette: {컬러 톤} with faded amber, sage green, charcoal gray, weathered beige, and a slight cyan lift in the deep shadows. - Composition density: allow authentic camping clutter and functional outdoor objects so the image feels inhabited, spontaneous, and grounded rather than showroom-staged. - Materials: emphasize canvas tent weave, scuffed plastic storage boxes, brushed metal mugs, matte car paint, worn chair fabric, rough firewood bark, smoke haze, and uneven natural ground. - Environmental realism: include season-appropriate traces such as condensation on cups, cool evening breath, dew on grass, wind-softened tent fabric, or smoke drifting according to the scene. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Sony A7R V, 35mm f/1.4 GM, ISO 800, f/2, documentary-style wide environmental portrait framing. - Lighting: {라이팅} with realistic firelight spill on faces, hands, tent fabric, cups, and props, plus balanced ambient fill from dusk sky or moonlight. - Color grade: Portra 800-inspired warm amber highlights, muted sage mids, charcoal shadows, and restrained cyan in the sky. - Texture rendering: detailed but natural grain, realistic smoke translucency, soft highlight bloom only from practical light sources, and believable low-light shadow detail. [6. MOOD] Outdoor travel editorial — feels like a Kinfolk x National Geographic Traveler crossover, calm and grounded with cinematic dusk realism, quiet conversation, cool mountain air, and the intimacy of a real Korean weekend camping trip. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: incidental Korean text, if visible, should be clean and readable, such as “강원 숲길 캠프”, “오늘의 자리”, “따뜻한 밤”, “분리수거”, “매점 200m”, or a small handwritten date label “2026.05.17”. - Composition must feel like a real camping or car-camping trip in Korea, with believable scale, safe fire placement, natural smoke direction, practical gear use, and anatomically correct human figures. - Include authentic lived-in details: half-used firewood bundle, thermos lid, local snack packaging, damp jacket over a chair, map corner under a cup, and lantern cords or hooks placed logically. - The image should remain photographic and documentary, not a product advertisement, showroom camping setup, or fantasy campsite. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or recognizable public figures - Distorted hands, unreadable faces, or impossible campsite physics

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Lo-fi BGM video cover for study and work, illustrated editorial YouTube thumbnail with a calm rainy-city atmosphere. Designed as a familiar study-with-me / ambient beats cover that still feels like a real uploaded video thumbnail: readable title, channel identity, cozy desk narrative, and small clickable details. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main scene: {장면 컨셉} as the central narrative, with the desk area occupying about 55% of the frame and the window/city area filling the remaining 45%. - Subject placement: desk and listening zone slightly lower-left, with the laptop glow, coffee steam, and cat forming a warm focal triangle near the center. - Background treatment: layered room interior with bookshelf edges, pinned notes, charging cable, rain-dotted window glass, neon reflections, and small signage outside for a lived-in rainy Tokyo night mood. - YouTube thumbnail layout: integrate a bold title block for {메인 타이틀} in the upper-left to top-center area, supported by {서브타이틀}, a compact channel tag {채널 핸들}, and a view-bait pill reading {시청 유도 문구}. - Add one soft accent graphic such as a rounded cyan-lilac speech bubble, small coffee emoji-style icon, or vinyl-disc sticker behind the title so the thumbnail feels clickable while staying cozy. - Keep the desk, laptop, headphones, coffee, notebook, rain window, and cat readable at thumbnail scale, with natural small objects enhancing the scene rather than flattening it. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Foreground desk zone (bottom 35%): laptop, headphones, coffee cup, small cat, open notebook, pencil, sticky notes, book stack, and a loosely coiled cable arranged as a gentle diagonal from left to right; the laptop screen is the brightest practical object. - Midground work zone (center 30%): matte wooden desk surface, warm desk lamp spill, playlist card on the laptop screen, subtle waveform graphic, tiny calendar note, and a paper tag showing {업로드 정보}. - Window zone (upper-right 40%): rainy Tokyo night view with reflected neon signage, soft apartment lights, wet street color streaks, and a few legible tiny shop-sign shapes softened by glass and rain. - Character/mascot treatment: if a seated figure is implied by {장면 컨셉}, keep it small and secondary to the room atmosphere, wearing headphones or a hoodie silhouette, matched to the classic lo-fi cover language. - Text system: {메인 타이틀} appears largest, {서브타이틀} below it, {배지 문구} inside a small rounded badge, {채널 핸들} near the lower-left or beside a tiny avatar circle, and {시청 유도 문구} as a warm callout near the laptop glow. - Style translation: {화풍} should appear as polished 2D illustration with soft cell-shaded edges, subtle gradient shadows, hand-drawn line clarity, and tactile paper grain. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard SemiBold for Korean and a clean sans serif for numerals, 42–64 px range for the main title, 22–30 px for the subtitle, and 16–20 px for channel/date microcopy, with slightly expanded letter spacing. - Color palette: draw from {컬러 톤} plus deep navy #1B2333, soft cream #F4EBDD, muted teal #6C98A8, dim neon pink #D97A9A, and warm lamp amber #E0A85A as small accents. - Border/shadow: soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity for text, stickers, laptop, and desk objects; edge highlights should feel hand-painted rather than glossy. - Surface texture: lightly paper-like illustration grain, faint brush texture in the sky, raindrop trails on glass, matte tabletop reflections, soft fabric texture on the chair or hoodie, and gentle steam from the coffee. - Thumbnail readability: emphasize large Korean title hierarchy, strong light-dark grouping around the desk, and recognizable silhouette shapes for cat, headphones, laptop, cup, and window. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 35mm equivalent, slightly elevated indoor perspective with a gentle wide-angle feel, as if framed for a YouTube thumbnail rather than a full illustration plate. - Lighting: {시간대} ambient room light from the left window side, cool neon spill from the rainy city outside, and a small warm desk lamp fill from lower-left. - Color grade: faded amber, cyan, and lilac with restrained contrast, soft blacks, slightly hazy highlights, and a calm editorial thumbnail finish. - Aspect treatment: compose for {비율}, with important title and face/desk details visible even when cropped by platform previews. [6. MOOD] Classic lofi study stream cover — quiet-focus atmosphere, rainy Tokyo night, warm desk routine, coffee steam, gentle cat presence, and a clickable but soothing YouTube music thumbnail mood. [7. CRITICAL] - Exact rendered main title: {메인 타이틀} - Exact rendered subtitle: {서브타이틀} - Exact rendered channel handle: {채널 핸들} - Exact rendered badge text: {배지 문구} - Exact rendered view-bait text: {시청 유도 문구} - Exact rendered upload/date text: {업로드 정보} - Korean text must be sharp, correctly spelled, and readable at thumbnail size. - Laptop, headphones, coffee, cat, rain window, and title block must all be immediately identifiable. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Broken Korean characters or garbled typography - Fake official seals or certification marks - Unauthorized celebrity composites or recognizable public-figure likenesses - Hyper-real CGI sheen, plastic AI-smooth surfaces, or distorted anatomy

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Macro close-up photograph focused on extreme texture, micro-detail, realistic surface depth, and believable environmental context. Designed as an editorial-grade photoreal macro image where {피사체} feels physically present, touchable, and naturally imperfect rather than staged as a sterile product mockup. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Subject placement: {피사체} fills 80–90% of the frame, with a narrow but meaningful glimpse of {배경} visible around the edges to show scale, depth, and natural setting. - Framing: partial-crop composition that shows the most informative section of the subject, including edge transitions, surface breaks, layered fibers, droplets, pores, ridges, scratches, or tiny particulate matter where physically appropriate. - Background treatment: {배경} with shallow depth of field, soft tonal falloff, and faint real-world context such as blurred surface grain, dust specks, pollen, fabric weave, stone texture, leaf veins, table marks, or subtle contact shadows depending on the subject. - Angle: slight oblique angle with micro perspective shift to reveal texture edges, pores, fibers, droplets, surface curvature, and the way light travels across raised and recessed detail. - Scattering and spacing: allow organic micro-elements around the subject—tiny crumbs, moisture beads, dust, fibers, pollen grains, mineral specks, or natural debris—only when they help scale and realism, while keeping the main subject visually dominant. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Primary macro subject: {피사체} rendered with razor-clear surface detail, emphasizing texture hierarchy, edge definition, tonal variation, natural imperfections, micro scratches, tiny residue, and physically plausible irregularities. 2) Scale control: apply {최대촬영배율} so the viewer immediately reads the image as a true close-focus macro rather than a generic close-up; include small scale cues such as dust grains, fiber strands, pollen, water droplets, or surface pores when appropriate. 3) Composition lock: use {구도·앵글} to keep the frame intimate and observational, with the subject partially extending beyond the crop and at least one clearly readable focal ridge, edge, seam, vein, or raised texture plane. 4) Optical realism: {카메라·렌즈} look with crisp focal-plane falloff, gentle depth compression, natural lens breathing, subtle focus transition, and no artificial cutout edges. 5) Light behavior: {라이팅} so specular points, translucency, wet highlights, matte roughness, fabric micro-shadows, or tiny surface reflections feel physically believable and tied to the actual material. 6) Color and finish: {컬러 톤} with restrained contrast, preserving true tonal separation in fine detail while allowing natural color variation across ridges, recesses, oxidized areas, moist patches, or translucent edges. 7) Surface environment: integrate {배경} as a believable macro setting with soft contextual texture, gentle depth layering, and contact-shadow realism, supporting the subject without turning the frame into a flat studio cutout. 8) Final polish: {포스트} with authentic high-resolution clarity, natural micro-contrast, realistic tonal rolloff, and a photographic finish that avoids plastic smoothing or overprocessed HDR. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: none; this is a pure photographic macro image with no graphic text treatment, labels, captions, or printed overlay. - Color palette: emphasize {컬러 톤}; pair subject-native hues with a faded beige / warm neutral background such as #F2E9DD, #D9CBB6, #9C8F7E, and subdued shadow brown, while preserving any natural accent colors found in the subject. - Texture language: prioritize tactile material evidence—micro ridges, cracks, pores, fibers, droplets, oils, powder, pollen, oxidation, mineral flecks, or fine dust—based on what would realistically exist on {피사체}. - Depth and shadow: use natural optical shadowing, soft contact shadows, shallow depth cues, and falloff across the background surface to make the macro scale convincing. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Sony A7R V with Sony FE 90mm f/2.8 G OSS Macro, shot at ISO 200, f/4, 1/250, with true macro optical depth and clean resolving power. - Lighting: natural side light from one side with soft reflector fill on the opposite side; allow subtle visible dust particles, tiny moisture sparkle, or light haze only if they are physically plausible for the material and setting. - Color grade: matte editorial grade with restrained saturation, subject-first color separation, warm neutral background balance, delicate highlight rolloff, and realistic shadow detail inside microscopic recesses. [6. MOOD] Editorial macro study with a National Geographic / Condé Nast macro photography feel, where tactile realism, microscopic surface beauty, and the quiet drama of real material detail are the entire focus. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: no Korean text should appear in the rendered image. - Anatomy/layout invariants when relevant: preserve natural physical structure of the subject; no warped edges, duplicated elements, impossible micro-geometry, fake symmetry, or invented surface anatomy. - Macro authenticity: texture must appear optically photographed, with real depth-of-field falloff and material-specific detail rather than painted-on sharpness. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals/certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites/unauthorized likeness

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

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 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] Cinematic photograph centered on visible light beams, using either god rays or practical lighting as the main visual subject. Designed as a vertical editorial image where atmosphere, contrast, real surface detail, and ray direction dominate the frame. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Primary subject placement: {피사체} occupies the lower-middle to center third, with the light source partially visible at the frame edge or embedded inside the scene so the beam path feels physically motivated. - Background treatment: {장면} rendered with realistic environment depth, darkened corners, and tactile material detail in {표면 질감}; include believable everyday traces such as worn edges, fingerprints, old paper, candle wax, curtain folds, scuffed wood, or foliage silhouettes when appropriate. - Layering and framing: arrange foreground silhouettes, midground subject, and background architecture so the light shaft crosses through multiple depth layers; let small objects catch highlights along the beam path without competing with the central ray. - Atmosphere control: {공기·먼지} distributed unevenly in the beam path, denser near the light source and thinner toward the far end, with visible particles suspended at different depths. - Perspective: use {구도·앵글} so the beam cuts across the composition with a strong diagonal or lateral flow, supported by shadows from window frames, shelves, leaves, lamp shades, or door gaps. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Light source zone — Render {라이팅 모드} with a believable emitter: window slit, lamp shade, candle flame, neon tube, projector beam, doorway gap, stained-glass opening, or late-afternoon sun through leaves depending on the scene; the source may bloom slightly but must remain physically readable. 2. Beam path — Shape the visible shaft of light through {공기·먼지} as a volumetric cone, diagonal band, or separated streaks, with soft edges, layered haze depth, and natural intensity falloff toward the far end. 3. Subject layer — Place {피사체} so the beam grazes hair, cheek line, shoulder, book edge, cup rim, flower petals, smoke trail, tabletop scratches, or fabric texture, creating a defined highlight strip and a deep shadow side. 4. Environmental realism — Make {장면} feel inhabited with {소품 디테일}: stacked books, a half-full cup, a folded receipt, open notebook, brass lamp switch, calendar page, candle dish, old chair, dust on shelves, wall cracks, scattered leaves, or small personal objects that naturally belong in the setting. 5. Shadow architecture — Build strong shadow geometry with crisp-to-soft transition: hard core shadows near the emitter, softer ambient shadows farther away, and visible contrast boundaries where the beam is interrupted by objects. 6. Final cinematic balance — Preserve the impression that light itself is the protagonist; the scene should feel like a real photographed moment at {시간대}, with imperfect surfaces, atmospheric particles, and motivated practical illumination. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: no graphic title overlay is required; if text appears, it should be natural environmental lettering on props such as a book spine, receipt, calendar, note, menu board, or small label. Use legible Korean in Pretendard, Noto Sans KR, or plausible printed handwriting. - In-scene Korean text examples: {인서트 텍스트} may appear on one or two small props, integrated into perspective and lighting, not floating as a design overlay. - Color palette: {컬러 톤} with warm amber #D49A3A, deep charcoal #1F1C1A, muted midnight blue #23344A, smoky beige #C9B8A4, aged ivory #E4D6BD, and soft black #0D0D0D. - Edge and shadow treatment: natural lens falloff, realistic vignette, contact shadows, dust sparkle in the beam, slight halation around the actual emitter, and filmic highlight roll-off. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: {카메라·렌즈}, vertical editorial framing, shallow-to-medium depth of field with the beam and subject kept sharp enough to read while background layers fall off naturally. - Lighting: motivated practical light with a strong directional source, such as a window slit at 45° from upper-left, a desk lamp from one side, candlelight from table height, or sun rays filtered through leaves; use visible atmospheric scattering and a slight rim on the subject edge. - Color grade: warm amber highlights, cool charcoal-blue shadows, moderate contrast, restrained saturation, filmic roll-off in highlights, slight cinematic toe in the blacks, and subtle grain that preserves texture. [6. MOOD] Moody cinematic still — quiet, tactile, and emotionally charged, as if captured between scenes in a library, chapel, forest hideout, late-night room, or candlelit café where the beam of light carries the dramatic weight of the image. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: if any prop text appears, render it cleanly and legibly in Korean, for example “빛의 기록”, “2026.05.01”, “오늘의 커피”, “창가 자리”, or “오후 6시 40분”. - Anatomy/layout invariants: if {피사체} is a person, keep anatomy natural and realistic; if hands are visible, render exactly 5 fingers per hand. - The light shaft must be clearly visible as the central visual effect, not merely a general brightness change. - The scene must remain vertically composed and cinematic, with the beam crossing the frame diagonally or laterally through real haze, dust, smoke, or mist. - Props, surfaces, and environmental details should support the direction of the light: visible contact shadows, illuminated dust, specular highlights on glass or ceramic, and falloff across paper, wood, stone, fabric, or foliage. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters or unreadable Korean prop text - Celebrity composites / recognizable public figures unless explicitly requested - Extra fingers, distorted hands, warped faces

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Editorial monochrome color-block photography for a premium magazine cover or art poster. Create a real, tactile studio image dominated by one hue, with one precise accent point that becomes the visual hierarchy peak while the surrounding cover details, props, textures, and typography stay within the base-color family. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject occupies 60–70% of the frame, with {베이스 컬러} covering 90–95% of the image and {액센트 컬러 (1점)} confined to 5–10% as a single focal point. - Use {피사체} as the central visual anchor, arranged according to {구도}, slightly off-center with a refined editorial magazine-cover balance. - Build a believable set in the {베이스 컬러} family: painted wall, fabric backdrop, matte tabletop, tone-matched clothing, paper textures, ceramic or metal props, and natural surface imperfections all harmonized into the dominant hue. - Add cover/poster publishing details as part of the photographed design: issue number, date label, barcode area, 2–3 short Korean feature blurbs, small spine/credit text, and a model-name credit, all printed or overlaid in darker/lighter tones of {베이스 컬러} so they do not create new accent colors. - Keep the accent element clearly separated from the base field so the eye reads one dominant color first, then the single {액센트 컬러 (1점)} detail. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Hero zone: build the entire frame around {베이스 컬러}, using a realistic studio set with painted backdrop, visible paper grain, soft fabric folds, subtle scuffs, controlled shadows, and editorial depth so the image feels intentionally monochrome rather than digitally tinted. - Subject block: render {피사체} as a clearly readable object or person, with wardrobe, makeup, surfaces, props, and surrounding objects all aligned to the base hue family while preserving natural material differences. - Accent point: place {액센트 컬러 (1점)} as one small but unmistakable detail only — for example a flower, lipstick, umbrella tip, fruit, ribbon, pin, earring, glove button, book tab, or accessory — positioned near the subject and integrated into the story of the scene. - Magazine/poster layer: include a masthead-like title area such as “MONO TONE”, an issue label “VOL.247”, date “2026년 5월호”, price “₩7,500”, a small barcode block, thin spine text, model credit “MODEL. {피사체}”, and short feature lines in Korean such as “한 가지 색의 깊이”, “빛으로 만든 균형”, “나다운 선택이 가장 좋은 답”. - Composition tension: use tonal blocks, shadow geometry, fabric folds, and object placement to guide the eye toward the single accent point without adding other competing color pops. - Camera treatment: capture with {카메라·렌즈} to keep editorial sharpness, realistic lens rendering, shallow-but-controlled subject separation, and clean tonal transitions. - Lighting pass: apply {라이팅} with consistent color temperature and believable falloff across face/object, wall, floor, typography, and props to avoid mixed-color contamination across the frame. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: set Korean cover lines accurately in Pretendard SemiBold or Noto Sans KR Bold, with a large clean masthead, 2–3 compact feature blurbs, small credit text, and a barcode/date/price cluster. All typography must be tonal variations of {베이스 컬러}, not a second accent. - Color palette: prioritize {베이스 컬러} as the dominant field and keep {액센트 컬러 (1점)} as the only contrasting note. Suggested tonal control: #c08858, #d3a06e, #e7c295, #f5e0b8, with accent #ff6b6b or a single chosen substitute. - Surface realism: allow visible paper stock, brushed paint, textile weave, skin texture, ceramic glaze, hair strands, product edges, small dust, and photographic shadow detail, all moderated within the same hue family. - Layout details: place barcode and micro credits near the lower edge or side spine, feature blurbs along one side, and issue/date near the masthead; make them feel like a real printed editorial cover or poster proof. - Shadow treatment: use soft studio shadow, gentle edge falloff, 8px y-offset, 20px blur, 12–18% opacity, with natural contact shadows and realistic object grounding. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: shot on Hasselblad X2D 100c, 80mm f/2.8, ISO 100, f/2.8, editorial medium-format clarity with restrained depth separation. - Lighting: single-direction studio light or flat daylight, such as a large softbox from upper-left at 45° or side key from camera-right, with color temperature kept constant for the entire set. - Color grade: precise monochrome toning with one accent color; emulate a polished fashion editorial look with warm amber, deep blue, cyan, sage, or magenta families depending on {베이스 컬러}. - Texture and finish: make the final image feel photographed on a professional set, with tangible materials, believable lens contrast, subtle halation on highlights, and {결·무드} expressed through surfaces and posture. [6. MOOD] High-fashion editorial still with Wes Anderson palette discipline and Wong Kar-wai color tension, like a real magazine cover shoot where tactile monochrome styling, elegant Korean cover text, and a single chromatic interruption create a memorable visual story. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: render all Korean text cleanly and legibly, including “2026년 5월호”, “한 가지 색의 깊이”, “빛으로 만든 균형”, “나다운 선택이 가장 좋은 답”, and any small Korean cover copy. - Maintain strict monochrome dominance: {베이스 컬러} must cover 90–95% of the frame, and {액센트 컬러 (1점)} must appear only once as the only contrasting color point. - Cover/poster details such as “VOL.247”, “₩7,500”, barcode area, feature blurbs, spine text, and “MODEL. {피사체}” must remain secondary and tonal within {베이스 컬러}. - Keep the image free of extra accent colors, duplicated focal points, or mixed-tone clutter while allowing realistic textures, props, shadows, and printed editorial details. - If {피사체} is a person, anatomy must be natural and proportionate, with realistic hands, facial structure, skin texture, hair, and posture. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Create a vertical moodboard / vision-board collage for personal goal visualization, designed like an editorial zine spread that feels hand-assembled, shareable, and Pinterest-ready. Show a 1-year life theme board with travel, health, growth, and relationships translated into layered paper snippets, photos, typography, and handwritten affirmations. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main composition: a freeform collage that fills the full page with no rigid outer frame, where the central mass occupies about 70% of the canvas and smaller clippings spread toward the edges. - Background treatment: warm cream paper base with subtle recycled-paper grain, faint fiber texture, and slightly uneven off-white tone. - Spacing and framing: use overlapping paper edges, taped corners, torn fragments, and asymmetrical clusters; keep readable negative space around the top title and a few keyword stickers. - Use {테마·목표}, {콜라주 요소}, {키워드}, {레이아웃}, {컬러 톤}, {타이포} as customizable content anchors. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Background layer — Build a full-bleed cream paper surface with light fiber grain, faint shadow pooling near edges, and a subtle scanned-zine texture. 2. Base collage layer — Arrange {콜라주 요소} as mixed clippings: travel snapshots, lifestyle photos, portrait cutouts, flowers, books, city night views, and texture swatches, each slightly tilted 3–8 degrees. 3. Goal headline area — Place {테마·목표} near the upper third as the main title block, combining bold Korean serif, small English sans-serif subline, and a hand-drawn marker accent under one key phrase. 4. Keyword cluster — Scatter {키워드} as 8–12 short sticky-note labels, stamped tags, or handwritten fragments around the central collage so they feel collected over time rather than aligned in a grid. 5. Connector doodles — Add hand-drawn arrows, circles, stars, underlines, and small check marks that visually connect goals to images, with imperfect pen pressure and casual sketch energy. 6. Layout behavior — Follow {레이아웃} by letting some paper corners curl, some photos overlap by 10–20%, and a few elements extend slightly beyond the safe margin for an authentic scrapbook feel. 7. Color application — Apply {컬러 톤} across tape, labels, icon doodles, and accent papers so the board stays cohesive even with many sources mixed together. 8. Typography treatment — Mix {타이포} with intentional hierarchy: title first, then short labels, then small caption notes, keeping the board editorial rather than poster-like. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard Bold or Noto Serif KR Bold for the main Korean title, Noto Sans KR / Inter for small notes, and a hand-drawn marker font for emphasis; title around 64–92 px, labels 22–34 px, micro-notes 16–20 px. - Color palette: cream #F5EFE6, beige #DCCDBB, coral #E89A86, sage #A9B8A1, muted brown #7A614D, soft charcoal #2F2A26. - Border/shadow: no hard box borders; use soft paper shadows with 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 12–18% opacity, plus slight natural cast shadows under taped items. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: top-down flat lay aesthetic, equivalent to a Sony A7R IV with a 35mm lens at f/5.6 for crisp paper texture and even collage clarity. - Lighting: soft window light from upper-left at 45°, diffused through sheer curtains, with a gentle secondary fill from the lower-right to preserve readable shadows. - Color grade: warm cream, beige, coral, and sage with slightly muted saturation, like an editorial scrapbook photographed for Kinfolk or The Creative Independent. [6. MOOD] A personal editorial vision board with a Kinfolk magazine spread feel — thoughtful, tactile, and quietly aspirational rather than commercial. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following Korean strings must appear exactly and cleanly if used in the design: "천천히", "진심", "여행", "운동", "독서", "새로운 사람", "꽃", "휴식". - The collage must feel hand-assembled and layered, not like a rigid poster grid. - Keep all Korean characters fully legible and correctly formed; no broken syllables, mirrored glyphs, or substituted Latin letters. - Avoid any element that makes the board feel like an ad banner or a corporate presentation slide. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Hard outer frame boxes or repetitive panel borders - Corporate ad-copy styling - Synthetic CG-looking bokeh or plastic shine - Overly perfect symmetry - Text that is unreadable, misspelled, or mixed with garbled characters

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

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Instagram profile mockup poster for a personal influencer page, designed as a realistic mobile UI screenshot-style editorial composition. A believable, content-rich profile page visualization that makes the account feel like an active lifestyle influencer presence, complete with native app details, story highlights, feed thumbnails, handle text, hashtags, and micro interaction icons. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Full-screen smartphone profile UI fills the frame vertically, with a realistic status bar and app header at the top, the profile header occupying the top 26%, the bio and stats block 18%, highlights 13%, tab/navigation area 4%, and the 3x3 grid preview filling the lower 39%. - Background is a real mobile app canvas in warm white with subtle gray separators, native UI chrome, tiny status indicators, bottom navigation icons, and screen-capture-like precision so the interface feels authentic. - Place {아이디·이름} prominently in the profile header, {자기소개} directly beneath it, {팔로워·팔로잉} in the stats row, {9그리드 컨셉} across the nine-post preview, and {하이라이트 5개} as five circular highlight icons under the bio area. - Include realistic Instagram profile details: top status bar time “오전 9:41”, Wi‑Fi/battery icons, username handle line, small “프로필 편집” and “공유하기” pill buttons, tiny add-person icon, grid/reels/tagged tab icons, save/share/heart/comment micro icons visible within selected feed thumbnails, and a bottom nav row. - Add short Korean metadata details around the UI where natural: small category label “디지털 크리에이터”, link-style text “linkin.bio/seoul-days”, hashtag-like text “#서울카페 #여행기록 #OOTD”, and tiny caption previews on two grid posts such as “오늘의 카페 기록” and “주말 산책룩”. - Keep the profile content aligned to a centered mobile column and left-aligned text blocks following standard Instagram spacing, with realistic density and readable UI hierarchy. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Top header area: show a native app status bar, a top username row with {아이디·이름}, a down-chevron, notification/menu icons, and an avatar circle on the left with a warm lifestyle portrait-style thumbnail or soft abstract profile photo. 2) Identity block: beside and beneath the avatar, show {아이디·이름} as the main identity line, a small handle-style variant beginning with “@”, the category label “디지털 크리에이터”, and compact action buttons labeled “프로필 편집”, “공유하기”, and a small person-add icon button. 3) Bio block: set {자기소개} under the name in two to three natural short lines, with realistic line breaks, secondary gray text, link-style blue-gray text, location pin text, and hashtag-like descriptors that look native to a Korean influencer profile. 4) Stats row: render {팔로워·팔로잉} as a balanced numeric row with bold counts and lighter labels, using the exact proportions of a mobile social app profile; include “게시물”, “팔로워”, and “팔로잉” labels clearly. 5) Highlight row: display {하이라이트 5개} as five evenly spaced circular covers, each with a tiny white ring, soft shadow, and realistic thumbnail art matching its topic: travel scenery, cafe cup, outfit mirror shot, book flatlay, and tips note card. 6) 9-grid preview: visualize {9그리드 컨셉} as an exact 3x3 square grid with uniform gutters, warm beige and sage tone continuity, varied lifestyle content, and polished influencer-feed realism: cafe table photo, Seoul street travel shot, OOTD mirror selfie, skincare shelf, book-and-coffee flatlay, brunch plate, quiet room corner, travel bag detail, and a soft portrait/selfie tile. 7) Micro UI details: add tab icons above the grid, a thin active-tab underline, tiny carousel/reels markers on appropriate thumbnails, small like/comment/save glyphs on one or two visible post tiles, and a bottom navigation bar with home/search/create/reels/profile icons. 8) Overall UI treatment: use {화면 톤} as the visual basis, keeping divider lines, icon weights, text blocks, and feed spacing accurate to a real social platform interface while allowing naturally rich photo content inside the grid and highlights. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for the UI text, with semibold for the username, regular for bio text, medium-bold for counts, and compact caption-weight text for hashtags and micro labels; size hierarchy should mimic a real phone app profile screen. - Color palette: pure white #FFFFFF, soft gray #E9E9E9, medium gray #8E8E93, charcoal #1C1C1E, warm beige #DCCCB8, sage #B8C6B1, muted sand #CBB89D, soft cream #F7F2EA, and subtle link blue-gray #57758A. - Border/shadow: subtle 1px divider lines, highlight circles with a 2px white ring, native pill-button borders, soft thumbnail contrast, and a gentle screen shadow with 3px y-offset, 10px blur, 12% opacity. - Photo-tile treatment: each grid image should feel like a real smartphone lifestyle photo, with natural shadows, fabric texture, ceramic cups, paper grain, street signage blur, mirror reflections, and warm daylight color consistency. - UI realism: preserve native app spacing, tap-target proportions, icon scale, status bar alignment, and bottom navigation balance; text should look rendered by an actual mobile interface rather than placed as poster typography. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: front-facing screen-capture aesthetic with a 50mm equivalent neutral perspective, straight-on composition, no perspective warp, no tilt. - Lighting: evenly lit digital screen presentation with a matte device-screen feel, soft ambient realism in the embedded photo thumbnails, and no harsh reflections or glare hotspots over legible UI text. - Color grade: neutral white interface with warm beige and muted sage accents, softened contrast, natural photo warmth, and subtle lifestyle editorial cohesion. - Detail rendering: high-resolution Korean UI text, clean vector-like icons, crisp gutters, realistic thumbnail imagery, and small but legible micro labels such as “게시물”, “릴스”, “태그됨”, “프로필 편집”, “공유하기”, “저장”, and “공유”. [6. MOOD] Premium social-media brand identity mockup — calm Korean lifestyle influencer page with an Aesop-inspired warm beige and sage aesthetic, but with enough native UI density, feed variety, captions, hashtags, and micro-interactions to feel like a real active Instagram profile screenshot. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 다음 한국어 문자열이 그대로 선명하게 보여야 함: "게시물 1,247 · 팔로워 102K · 팔로잉 312", "📍 Seoul / 일상·여행·카페 / DM 환영", "카페·여행·OOTD·셀카 위주, 통일된 따뜻한 베이지·세이지 톤", "🌸 Travel / ☕️ Cafe / 👗 OOTD / 📚 Books / 💡 Tips". - Also render native Korean UI microcopy clearly where included: "프로필 편집", "공유하기", "디지털 크리에이터", "게시물", "릴스", "태그됨", "오늘의 카페 기록", "주말 산책룩", "#서울카페 #여행기록 #OOTD". - Layout invariants: 9-grid must be exactly 3x3 square posts, highlight icons must be exactly 5 circles, and the interface must resemble a real Instagram profile screen with accurate spacing, status bar, tab row, and bottom navigation alignment. - Text rendering must be crisp and fully legible, with no broken Korean characters, no distorted UI labels, and no misspelled numbers or symbols. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Photoreal device mockup for a personal brand, creator portfolio, online class page, or profile banner, showing a laptop or tablet with a custom screen insert that feels photographed in a real workspace. Use for social profile headers, landing-page hero images, portfolio presentations, creator media kits, and personal branding visuals. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main device occupies 55–65% of the frame, angled slightly toward camera for clear screen visibility while keeping realistic perspective. - Build a lived-in editorial desk scene around the device: oak or walnut desk surface, ceramic coffee cup, notebook with handwritten marks, slim pen, small plant, charging cable, phone, glasses, paper clips, and a few layered paper cards that support the personal-brand workspace mood. - Background treatment: warm indoor workspace with tactile surfaces, soft shelves or wall art in shallow depth, realistic household details, and natural depth separation behind the screen. - Keep the screen area as the visual focal point; place {디바이스} so the display is fully readable and not clipped. - The screen content must be inserted with crisp perspective matching the device tilt, using {화면 컨텐츠}; if it contains a portrait, personal photo, portfolio page, or social profile design, make it look like it is actually displayed on glass. - Add small real-world desk details that enhance scale and realism: a sticky note reading “오늘 업로드”, a notebook date label “2026.05.01”, a tiny tab sticker “PORTFOLIO”, and a small caption card near the device reading “작업 기록”. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Foreground hero area: {디바이스} on a desk, shown as a realistic product mockup with matte metal finish, accurate bezels, thin glass layer, hinge or tablet edge detail, keyboard/trackpad or stand structure when applicable. - Screen insert layer: {화면 컨텐츠} centered within the device display, with correct edge alignment, slight perspective warp, native screen brightness, soft glass reflection, and readable UI or photo details. - Screen context details: include believable browser/app chrome if appropriate, such as a slim top bar, small icons, thumbnail strip, profile badge, Korean UI labels like “프로필”, “작업물”, “문의하기”, and tiny metadata text such as “Last updated 2026.05”. - Environment layer: {환경} arranged to frame the device naturally, with plant leaves, stationery, cable curves, fabric coaster, paper texture, and desk objects placed lower and to the sides so the screen remains visible. - Lighting layer: {라이팅} rendered as believable indoor daylight, producing gentle contact shadow under the device, subtle edge highlights, screen-glass reflection, and soft dimensional shadows from nearby props. - Color layer: apply {컬러 톤} across props, desk, background, stationery, and screen-adjacent details so the mockup feels cohesive and editorial, like a real photoshoot rather than a flat template. - Format layer: {비율·구도} preserved for a 1536x1024 horizontal composition suitable for hero banners and social headers, with the device, props, and background distributed in a polished lifestyle layout. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: visible Korean text may appear on small desk notes, UI labels, portfolio tabs, and stickers; keep it modern, readable, and naturally integrated, using contemporary sans-serif styling on screen and casual handwritten styling on paper notes. - Color palette: use warm beige, natural oak brown, soft cream, charcoal gray, muted sage accents, and any palette direction from {컬러 톤}; allow small accent colors from stationery, thumbnails, or the screen design. - Border/shadow: soft realistic contact shadows and ambient occlusion; device shadow should feel physically grounded on the desk, with gentle edge falloff and plausible glass highlights. - Surface finish: matte desk texture with visible paper grain or wood pores; device body should read as anodized aluminum with subtle bevels, fingerprints, and micro-scratches where light catches. - Prop realism: coffee surface, ceramic glaze, notebook paper fibers, cable rubber, plant leaf veins, keyboard legends, trackpad edge, and tablet/laptop ports should have authentic material detail. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: full-frame 50mm lens at f/2.8 for a natural product-lifestyle perspective, or 35mm lens if a slightly wider desk scene is needed. - Lighting: soft window light from upper-left at about 45°, with mild fill from right and a faint shadow falloff across the desk; realistic reflections on the device glass and metal edges. - Color grade: warm cream + oak brown + charcoal device, with slightly lowered saturation, natural skin/photo tones if present in {화면 컨텐츠}, and clean editorial contrast. - Rendering quality: photoreal commercial still life, accurate perspective, tactile materials, realistic exposure balance between screen brightness and ambient room light. [6. MOOD] Premium lifestyle tech mockup — editorial studio still with a Kinfolk x Aesop workspace aesthetic, personal creator desk atmosphere, calm productivity, and refined portfolio-brand presentation. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: preserve all Korean text inside {화면 컨텐츠} exactly; additional small Korean labels must be legible, for example “오늘 업로드”, “작업 기록”, “프로필”, “작업물”, “문의하기”, “PORTFOLIO”. - Screen content must remain legible, proportionally scaled, and aligned to the device perspective with believable screen luminance and glass reflection. - If {화면 컨텐츠} includes a personal photo or portrait, keep facial features natural, realistic, and undistorted; avoid waxy skin or mismatched reflections. - Hands are optional; if any human element appears in the scene, screen content, or reflection, keep it anatomically correct and realistically lit. - Device details must match {디바이스}; if it is a laptop, show believable keyboard/trackpad/hinge; if it is an iPad or tablet, show believable bezel, stand, pencil or case detail when appropriate. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

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

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

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

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean ion beverage advertising poster, vertical A4-style promotional key visual for a refreshing sports-drink campaign. Editorial commercial poster with photoreal product hero, dynamic splash action, energetic beach-running lifestyle context, and polished Korean typography for print, subway lightbox, convenience-store POP, and social use. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Overall layout: {레이아웃} with a strong vertical split; left column for campaign copy, runner scene, and small promotional details, right side for the oversized bottle hero, and a white bottom band for logo, availability, QR/coupon area, and legal copy. - Subject placement: the bottle hero occupies about 42% of the frame height on the right, angled slightly toward camera; left text column takes about 34% width; bottom band about 11% height, with realistic print-ad micro text and a small barcode/QR-style coupon box. - Background treatment: cool sky-blue to white gradient field with a subtle water mist texture, condensation droplets, refractive splash particles, and a distant beach-and-sky morning scene anchored in the lower-left area with promenade details, flags, hydration station cups, and soft sunlight on the sand. - Spacing and framing: keep the headline, bottle label, and footer readable while allowing natural advertising details such as campaign date, small sponsor/retail information, tiny product-size callouts, and realistic poster production marks. - Use {브랜드·제품명}, {메인 한글 헤드라인}, {부카피}, {3대 가치}, {hero 비주얼}, {배경 군중}, {컬러 톤}, {하단 슬로건·로고}, {fine print} as the content variables. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Top campaign strip: add a slim upper-left label reading "2026 SUMMER HYDRATION CAMPAIGN" and "VOL. 06 / BEACH RUN EDITION" in small type, with a tiny date label "2026.06.01–08.31". 2) Left copy block: set {메인 한글 헤드라인} large at the upper-left, followed by {부카피} in smaller body text, with {3대 가치} stacked beneath as three compact icon-led bullets; include small blue divider lines and tiny water-drop icons that feel like printed campaign graphics. 3) Left lower visual block: place {배경 군중} beneath the copy, blending them into the scene as a lifestyle runner group with clear silhouettes and energetic motion, realistic race bibs, sweat-darkened athletic fabric, morning beach haze, and a small hydration point in the background. 4) Right hero block: render {hero 비주얼} as a photoreal translucent PET bottle with crisp label readability, visible condensation beads, cap grooves, transparent liquid refraction, and high-speed water splash arcs with bright refractive highlights. 5) Promotional detail layer: near the lower middle, add realistic poster callouts such as "500ml / 1.5L", "전국 편의점·마트에서 만나요", "상쾌한 수분 밸런스 체크", a small QR coupon box labeled "스캔하고 오늘의 수분 루틴 받기", and a tiny handle "@pocarisweat_kr". 6) Background integration: wrap the entire poster in {컬러 톤}, using the sky-blue area behind the runners and a whiter, brighter zone behind the bottle for contrast; add layered splash droplets that cross the split subtly so the scene feels physically connected. 7) Bottom band: place {하단 슬로건·로고} on the left and center, with {fine print} in very small but legible type along the bottom edge; include a narrow barcode-style retail mark, production code "AD-ION-2026-06", and small recycling/PET sorting icons as realistic packaging-ad details. 8) Brand hierarchy: {브랜드·제품명} should be visually dominant on the bottle label and echoed in the footer branding, while the main headline remains the emotional campaign message. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard Black or Cafe24 for the main headline at very large size; Pretendard SemiBold for subcopy; Noto Sans KR for fine print; use confident Korean sans-serif forms with tight tracking for the hero headline, compact captions for micro information, and more open tracking for footer copy. - Color palette: sky blue #1AA3E8, white #FFFFFF, ice blue #DDF4FF, deep cobalt #1E5FA8, and soft silver-gray #D9E2EC. - Border/shadow: use a subtle soft shadow under the bottle, 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity; add a faint white glow around splash highlights for separation. - Decorative graphic elements: use translucent water-drop badges, cobalt divider rules, tiny wave-line motifs, and print-realistic registration/crop micro marks near the edges, all integrated into the commercial poster design. - Product realism: the bottle plastic should show molded seams, label wrap curvature, condensation, slight cap texture, and believable liquid thickness; splashes must interact with the bottle and foreground light. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: commercial product-photo look shot on a Phase One IQ4 with an 80mm lens at f/8 for the bottle, paired with a 35mm editorial framing feel for the full poster composition. - Lighting: bright studio key from upper-left at 45° with a cool fill from the right, plus hard specular catches on the bottle and splash edges; the runners should be lit with soft daylight consistent with a beach morning scene. - Color grade: crisp cyan-white commercial grade with cool aqua mids, clean whites, and slightly boosted clarity on the splash droplets. - Material detail: droplets should have individual highlights and shadows, beach air should feel slightly humid, and the printed typography should sit naturally over the photographic layers like a finished outdoor ad. [6. MOOD] Premium Korean sports-drink campaign visual — modern Seoul outdoor ad aesthetic with refreshing summer energy, beach-run realism, crisp hydration cues, and a high-end beverage poster finish. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 렌더링되어야 하는 문구: "몸이 원하는 / 수분 밸런스", "땀 흘린 만큼, 포카리스웨트", "체액과 가장 가까운 수분 밸런스, 포카리스웨트가 당신의 하루를 가볍고 상쾌하게 채워줍니다.", "💧 체액과 가장 가까운 수분 밸런스", "🏃 땀으로 손실된 전해질 빠르게 보충", "❤️ 남녀노소 누구나 안심하고 수분 보충", "30년 이상, 변하지 않은 진심 / 수분 보충은 포카리스웨트", "ION SUPPLY DRINK". - Additional small Korean/English poster details may include: "2026 SUMMER HYDRATION CAMPAIGN", "VOL. 06 / BEACH RUN EDITION", "2026.06.01–08.31", "500ml / 1.5L", "전국 편의점·마트에서 만나요", "스캔하고 오늘의 수분 루틴 받기", "@pocarisweat_kr", "AD-ION-2026-06". - Bottle label must read exactly POCARI SWEAT with the white serif logo treatment, white curve mark, and the small ION SUPPLY DRINK text. - Human figures in {배경 군중} should look anatomically correct, natural-running posture, and the group must contain exactly 4 people with a 2 male / 2 female balance as described. - Keep splash motion photoreal and physically plausible, with droplets and arcs driven by bottle movement rather than abstract CG ribbons. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

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

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

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

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

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