프롬프트 미리보기 — 채우는 순간 반영
[INPUT]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1536
[1. PURPOSE]
Portfolio cover page for a Korean designer/developer/marketer/PM career deck, A4-portrait editorial cover with a strong typographic hierarchy, modular visual system, and realistic portfolio-publication details.
Designed to read instantly as a polished self-branding cover for presentation, PDF export, recruiter screening, or Behance case-study landing image, with enough secondary information to feel like a real professional deck cover rather than a blank mockup.
[2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION]
- Main title block occupies the upper 22% of the canvas, with {이름·연도} set as the primary focal point and {직군} as the secondary descriptor directly adjacent or just beneath it.
- Add a compact magazine-cover style metadata strip near the header: "PORTFOLIO", "VOL.2026", "2026년 업데이트", "CAREER DECK", and a small issue/date label such as "No. 03 / Seoul".
- Center visual system fills the middle 48%: {시그니처 비주얼} arranged as a structured collage or diagram-like composition with realistic portfolio artifacts such as UI frames, code snippets, product roadmap cards, campaign thumbnails, wireframe nodes, analytics tiles, sticky-note labels, or process diagrams depending on {직군}.
- Include 2–3 short Korean feature blurbs around the center grid, for example "대표 프로젝트 6선", "문제 정의부터 출시까지", "성과와 과정 기록", set as small editorial cover lines that reinforce the role and theme.
- Supporting info line sits in the lower 12%, aligned to the same left edge grid as the title, containing {추가 정보} in smaller type, plus a small QR-code-like square, barcode area, document version label, page mark "COVER / 01", and micro credit text such as "Designed by {이름·연도}".
- Overall framing should feel like a premium magazine cover grid with real print-production details: precise columns, numbered markers, crop-like ticks, thin divider lines, page code labels, and tactile paper texture while keeping the main reading order clear.
- Use {직군}, {이름·연도}, {시그니처 비주얼}, {컬러 톤}, {타이포}, {추가 정보}, {비율} as editable content placeholders.
[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1. Header zone (top 22%): place {이름·연도} in the largest type on the page, bold and condensed enough to dominate the top half of the composition, with {직군} nearby as a clear role label. Add small header metadata: "PORTFOLIO COVER", "VOL.247", "2026년 5월호", and a tiny category tag like "디자인 · 개발 · 기획".
2. Visual anchor (mid 48%): construct {시그니처 비주얼} as a refined editorial centerpiece — a grid of wireframe shapes, code-card fragments, mobile UI screenshots, kanban cards, product strategy diagrams, campaign-image tiles, metric widgets, color chips, or component sheets depending on the chosen role, all locked to the same visual system and spacing.
3. Hierarchy reinforcement: introduce thin rules, rectangles, alignment marks, small index numbers, timeline ticks, sticker-like role tags, and caption labels around the title and visual anchor to make the page feel like a finished design portfolio cover with documented context.
4. Feature blurb layer: add three concise Korean cover-line captions in smaller but readable type, such as "핵심 역량", "프로젝트 인덱스", "협업 기록", each paired with a one-line subcaption or numeric marker like "01", "02", "03".
5. Support line (bottom 12%): place {추가 정보} as a compact contact/footer line with restrained size and wide tracking, keeping it readable but clearly secondary. Include realistic footer details: email/website style text, "PDF EXPORT", "A4 PORTRAIT", "LAST UPDATED 2026.05", a barcode block, and page number "01".
6. Format confirmation: maintain {비율} as a tall portrait layout with a professional flat front-facing cover composition, no perspective warp, and a consistent editorial grid.
[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: Pretendard or Helvetica Neue for the main title in ExtraBold/Bold, with {직군} in slightly smaller Semibold and {추가 정보} in Regular or Medium at 22–32 px equivalent on a 1024x1536 canvas. Use condensed uppercase English for metadata and crisp Korean for all cover lines.
- Color palette: follow {컬러 톤} with concrete palette control such as charcoal #1C1C1E, cyan #00D1FF, white #F7F7F5, black #0B0B0C, neon yellow #DFFF3A, beige #E8DCCB, coral #FF7A6B as applicable.
- Surface and print detail: add subtle paper grain, faint ink density variation, slightly embossed keylines, realistic printed barcode marks, QR-code-like micro pattern, small registration marks, and layered translucent panels that make the cover feel physically printed and professionally produced.
- Border/shadow: use precise editorial styling — thin 1px rules, keyline frames, modular panels, small caption boxes, and a soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity if any shadow is needed.
- Graphic language: keep all added elements connected to portfolio storytelling: project index, skill tags, timeline fragments, product screenshots, system diagrams, code blocks, metrics, and case-study labels rather than unrelated ornament.
[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: clean studio-like graphic composition, equivalent to a top-down 50mm flat graphic layout with no exaggerated perspective; if photographic elements are present, keep them as crisp cutouts, printed case-study thumbnails, device-screen crops, or document fragments integrated into the cover grid.
- Lighting: even, diffuse studio illumination with no harsh hotspots, resembling a design-book cover photographed under large softboxes and flattened for print clarity, with believable paper texture and soft contact shadows on layered cards.
- Color grade: editorial neutral base with high contrast and controlled accent tones, tuned toward charcoal/cyan, monochrome/neon, or beige/coral variants depending on {컬러 톤}.
- Detail density: medium-high professional editorial density, with readable Korean labels, small metadata, project-card thumbnails, and structured information panels that reward close viewing while preserving the top-to-bottom title hierarchy.
[6. MOOD]
Premium design portfolio cover with a design-studio magazine spread feel, similar to a Kinfolk x Wired editorial hybrid where identity, system, process, and career evidence are immediately legible. The cover should feel confident, current, and ready for a real hiring presentation, with tactile print realism and smart professional details.
[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: the following verbatim Korean strings must appear correctly in the rendered image when included by the chosen arguments: 포트폴리오 표지, 직군, 헤더, 비주얼, 컬러, 타이포, 정보.
- Additional Korean cover text should be short and readable, such as "대표 프로젝트", "핵심 역량", "작업 범위", "성과 요약", "협업 기록", "업데이트", "연락처", and must not appear as broken or nonsensical characters.
- Layout invariants: the page must remain a vertical A4-like cover, with the title hierarchy at top, the signature visual in the center, and the contact/footer line at the bottom; do not scatter the elements.
- Keep {직군}, {이름·연도}, {시그니처 비주얼}, {컬러 톤}, {타이포}, {추가 정보}, {비율} visible as the controlling content concept, and make all added details subordinate to that self-branding structure.
- The result must look like a real exported portfolio cover: sharp alignment, readable typography, credible printed metadata, consistent role-specific visuals, and no warped or unreadable text.
[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters
- Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness