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

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean chicken restaurant menu board, vertical poster for in-store wall display, takeaway ordering, and delivery counter signage. Friendly neighborhood franchise-style price board with bold item names, clear won pricing, store information, operating hours, delivery notices, and energetic yellow-red visual hierarchy for instant ordering decisions. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main layout: tall vertical poster with the header occupying the top 15%, a featured combo ribbon across the next 10%, the main chicken menu grid centered across 42% of the frame, side menu and beverage blocks across 17%, and store/order information in the bottom 16%. - Background treatment: saturated warm yellow base with red accent panels, subtle paper grain, halftone dots, sauce-splash shapes, small fried-chicken crumb patterns, and clean vector poster finish. - Retail signage details: thick dividers, rounded price boxes, coupon-like cut lines, small category labels, spicy-level icons, delivery badge row, and a practical bottom strip for address, phone, hours, and origin notice. - Use {매장명}, {슬로건}, {대표혜택}, {메인메뉴가격표}, {세트사이드가격표}, {음료가격표}, {주문방법}, {주소}, {전화번호}, {영업시간}, {원산지안내}, {공지문구}, {컨셉톤} to customize the menu content and style emphasis. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Header zone (top 15%): place {매장명} in a large centered masthead with a red outer stroke and cream highlight. Add {슬로건} directly below in a smaller ribbon. Flank the masthead with a chicken drumstick icon, beer mug icon, and tiny sparkle marks in flat cartoon style. 2. Promo ribbon zone (upper 10%): render {대표혜택} inside a bright red coupon banner with yellow dashed cut marks, a small “오늘의 추천” label, and a circular “HOT” sticker overlapping the right edge. 3. Main menu zone (middle 42%): render {메인메뉴가격표} as the primary focus in a bold 2-column menu list. Each row should have a menu name on the left, a short descriptor or spicy icon in the center, and the price aligned to the right in large readable numerals with ₩ or 원 styling. 4. Set / side / beverage zone (lower-middle 17%): place {세트사이드가격표} in a red rounded rectangle with yellow outline on the left and {음료가격표} in a cream price card on the right. Add dividers, mini icons for fries, tteokbokki, cola, pickled radish, and dipping sauce. 5. Ordering and store info zone (bottom 16%): place {주문방법}, {전화번호}, {주소}, {영업시간}, {원산지안내}, and {공지문구} in compact but legible info blocks. Include phone, pickup, delivery, map-pin, clock, and QR-placeholder micro icons, plus delivery-app style placeholder badges with generic Korean labels. 6. Tone and decoration zone (throughout): apply {컨셉톤} with playful chicken and beer illustrations in corners, small starbursts, sauce strokes, crispy crumb motifs, and energetic retail accent shapes that frame the text without covering prices. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard ExtraBold or Noto Sans KR Black for headers, Pretendard Bold for menu items, Pretendard SemiBold for prices, size hierarchy with title around 92–110 px, promo ribbon 46–60 px, menu items 40–54 px, prices 42–58 px, support text 24–34 px. - Color palette: vivid yellow #FFD400, strong red #E53935, dark brown-black #2B1B10, warm cream #FFF6D8, white #FFFDF7, orange accent #FF8A00, and a small green accent #17A65A for fresh/pickup labels. - Border/shadow: thick 4–6 px red outline on key boxes, 2–3 px dark brown inner stroke for price tags, subtle soft shadow 4 px y-offset, 10 px blur, 15% opacity for lifted sticker-like panels. - Menu realism: show realistic Korean won prices, category separators, spice marks such as “맵”, “HOT”, or “반반 가능”, and small footnote typography for origin and packaging notices. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: flat poster design rendered like a commercial menu board, orthographic front-facing layout, no perspective tilt, equivalent to a 50mm normal-view product shot. - Lighting: even studio-style diffuse illumination, crisp readability, slight top-left brightness gradient for visual energy, gentle paper texture visible in yellow areas. - Color grade: high-chroma yellow and red with clean white and cream text balance, slight warm paper tint to avoid neon clipping, sharp vector edges for menu board readability. [6. MOOD] Friendly Korean chicken franchise menu board — lively K-food street shop energy, casual beer-and-chicken night atmosphere, cheerful neighborhood takeout counter design, and practical delivery-menu readability. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확히 보여야 함. - {매장명} - {슬로건} - {대표혜택} - {메인메뉴가격표} - {세트사이드가격표} - {음료가격표} - {주문방법} - {전화번호} - {주소} - {영업시간} - {원산지안내} - {공지문구} - Layout invariants: main chicken menu must be the most visually prominent section, prices must remain aligned with menu items, promo ribbon must be clearly separated from the main list, and the bottom store information must read like a real Korean menu board. - All Korean characters must be clean, legible, and properly spaced; no missing spaces, broken syllables, or garbled text. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Fake government or award badges - Unauthorized celebrity composites

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean traditional market documentary photo, vertical editorial travel image. Documentary street-market scene for travel magazine use, with realistic everyday activity, dense merchandise, handwritten signage, and tactile street-level visual texture. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main scene: a narrow Korean market alley photographed from a walking eye-level perspective, with {시장명} visible as the clear setting through an entrance sign, hanging banner, or shopfront signboard. - Subject density: foreground shoppers, midground vendors, steam-filled food stalls, handwritten price tags, and background signboards layered to create a deep, crowded, believable market feel. - Background treatment: weathered awnings, red and green vinyl canopies, hanging signs, exposed amber bulbs, plastic crates, stainless prep tables, tiled floors, drainage covers, old posters, tape marks, and worn surfaces with natural grime and patina. - Framing direction: guide the eye forward along the alley so the viewer feels like they are walking through {시장명}; allow overlapping people, merchandise, and signage to fill the vertical frame naturally. - Include everyday market micro-details: reusable shopping bags, black plastic produce bags, a vendor counting cash, paper cups, chopsticks, steam from pans, wet pavement reflections, delivery boxes, small price cards, and taped notices. - Use {시장 모티프} as the dominant visual cue across stalls, carts, trays, menu boards, and storefront displays, while surrounding it with complementary items typically found in a Korean traditional market. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Foreground (bottom 20%): a few market-goers partially entering frame, such as an elderly shopper holding vegetables, a vendor’s gloved hands packing food, and a blurred shoulder or shopping bag near the lens; natural motion blur is acceptable when realistic. - Left side stalls (35%): food vendors and displays related to {시장 모티프}, with steam, trays, metal bowls, cutting boards, tongs, oil sheen, handwritten menu boards, plastic-wrapped ingredients, and price tags visible in a documentary way. - Right side stalls (35%): produce crates, snack counters, clothing racks, household goods, or dried-food bins depending on the market composition, with dense merchandising, taped labels, stacked baskets, and hanging scales. - Center corridor (vertical path): a narrow walking lane leading deeper into {시장명}, with overlapping pedestrians, scooters or delivery carts parked at the edge if appropriate, hanging signs, and layered stall fronts creating strong perspective depth. - Mid/background (upper 45%): older shop façades, signboards, awnings, electrical wires, ceiling beams, fluorescent tubes, pendant bulbs, ventilation ducts, and market arcade structure visible where appropriate, grounded in real Korean market architecture. - Atmosphere layer: emphasize the active rhythm of {시간대·날씨}, including the sense of crowd movement, vendor chatter, food steam, damp air, and lived-in neighborhood street energy. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: visible signage should look like real Korean market lettering: printed vinyl banners, laminated menus, handwritten marker price tags, faded shop signs, and taped notices; keep Hangul legible, natural, and slightly worn. - In-scene text examples to include naturally where relevant: “{시장명}”, “오늘만 세일”, “국산 배추 한 단 ₩3,000”, “따끈한 어묵 3개 ₩2,000”, “순대·튀김”, “카드 가능”, “현금 환영”, “직접 담근 반찬”. - Color palette: use {컬러 톤} with faded amber, charcoal, red canopy accents, dull stainless steel, green produce tones, warm bulb highlights, and muted skin tones; keep saturation controlled and photographic. - Edge treatment: let the frame crop naturally through people, bags, awnings, and stall edges, as in a candid street photograph; use natural shadowing from awnings and overhead bulbs with subtle contrast separation between stalls and people. - Surface detail: preserve realistic paper-thin wrappers, oil sheen on pans, steam haze, reflective metal, condensation on plastic covers, damp tile reflections, rough awning fabric, worn cardboard boxes, and scuffed floor texture. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: shot on Fujifilm X-T5, 23mm f/2, ISO 400, f/4, documentary street photography framing with moderate depth of field. - Lighting: natural daylight mixed with warm pendant shop lights and fluorescent tubes, lightly diffused by {시간대·날씨}, with gentle contrast, believable shadows under awnings, and realistic mixed color temperatures. - Color grade: Portra-style film tonality with faded amber, charcoal, soft reds, muted greens, and restrained highlights; preserve authentic market color imbalance instead of overly clean correction. [6. MOOD] Candid documentary travel editorial — like a National Geographic street-market feature with a subtle Portra 400 film look, full of everyday human presence, food aroma, weathered surfaces, and neighborhood market warmth. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: all visible Korean signage must remain fully legible and natural; render Hangul cleanly in signs such as “{시장명}”, “오늘만 세일”, “국산 배추 한 단 ₩3,000”, “따끈한 어묵 3개 ₩2,000”, and “카드 가능”. - The image must feel like a real Korean traditional market scene, with no staged commercial polish and no artificially arranged symmetry. - Maintain realistic crowd scale, stall proportions, food handling details, and market clutter consistent with an operating neighborhood market. - Keep {시장 모티프}, {시간대·날씨}, {구도·앵글}, {라이팅}, {컬러 톤}, and {카메라·렌즈} visually reflected in the final scene while preserving the Fujifilm X-T5 documentary feel. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Korean convenience-store new dessert SNS poster, square 1:1 promotional ad with cute but premium food-photography finish. Designed for Instagram, in-store display, blog thumbnails, product-launch banners, and a realistic convenience-store dessert-week promotion. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject placement: {원본 보존} as the hero element, centered and occupying about 58–62% of the frame, with the cut surface clearly visible and appetizing. - Composition direction: follow {음식 구도}; either a vertical 3-stack of the dessert or a single hero cutaway angle that makes the interior layers easy to read, with a lively retail-poster crop. - Background treatment: {배경 컬러} smooth promotional backdrop with subtle rounded graphic panels, small sparkle accents, diagonal color blocks, and convenience-store campaign energy. - Props and spacing: lower area anchored by a white ceramic plate; scattered pistachio crumbs, chocolate fragments, kadaif strands, tiny cocoa dust, and a partially opened dessert wrapper around the base; add {소품·배경} naturally as supporting food-styling elements. - Rear depth layer: softly blurred chocolate bar, white cup, folded napkin, mini spoon, and small shelf-card or price-pop shape in the rear with shallow depth separation. - Text layout: top title block, mid-lower subtitle, price badge, benefit bubbles, date/event strip, sponsor/store area, and small footer information placed around the hero without covering the most important cut surface details. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Hero area (center 60%): extract the dessert cleanly from {참고 이미지} and composite it sharply onto the poster background, preserving the original cocoa powder matte tone, the kadaif yellow interior, pistachio green, and white chocolate details. 2. Base layer: place a glossy white porcelain plate slightly below center, with pistachio pieces, chocolate shards, thin kadaif strands, cocoa powder speckles, and a few cream-colored crumbs naturally scattered near the front edge for realistic retail-food styling. 3. Rear depth layer: add softly blurred supporting props behind the dessert—one chocolate bar, one white cup, a folded receipt-like strip, and a small convenience-store shelf label—kept lower in contrast so the dessert remains dominant. 4. Title zone (top 15–20%): render {메인 타이틀} in a large Korean ad-style headline with strong stroke presence and shadow, centered or slightly arced for campaign energy; apply {텍스트 톤} to the lettering personality. 5. Subtitle zone (under title): place {서브 카피} in smaller, clean sans-serif type with enough tracking to stay readable on a square social post. 6. Tag/bubble zone: place {말풍선·태그} as small promotional stickers around the hero, not overlapping the cut face; use them as price/benefit callouts together with short tags such as “NEW”, “4,800원”, “리얼 카다이프”, and “피스타치오 진함”. 7. Event information strip: add a compact lower or side ribbon with realistic poster details: “출시 기념 05.01–05.14”, “전국 편의점 순차 입고”, “냉장 디저트 코너”, “1인 2개 한정”. 8. Sponsor / retail footer: add a small sponsor-style area at the bottom with micro text, barcode-like product block, QR-style square, contact line, and store notice text such as “신상 디저트 위크”, “문의 1588-0000”, “일부 매장 제외”. 9. Decorative graphic elements: add rounded sticker shapes, small hearts, sparkles, check marks, soft halftone dots, and cream/chocolate swooshes that match the color palette and make the poster feel printed and campaign-ready. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use bold Korean sans-serif such as Pretendard ExtraBold or Noto Sans KR Black for the main title, paired with a handwritten accent only if needed for emphasis; subtitle in Pretendard Medium or Noto Sans KR Regular at compact size. - Color palette: {배경 컬러} as the primary base, plus cocoa brown, pistachio green, cream white, warm chocolate beige, and small yellow highlight accents; keep contrast high and retail-friendly. - Border/shadow: use a soft drop shadow under the dessert with about 4px y-offset, 12px blur, and 15% opacity; title can have a thick dark-brown outline and a subtle 2–3px shadow for sticker-like legibility. - Surface finish: polished commercial poster texture with believable printed-ad details, clean product reflections, subtle paper/poster finish, and crisp digital campaign graphics. - Retail realism: include readable micro-layout details such as product price, release period, store notice, mini barcode block, tiny social handle “@duzzonku_official”, and small footer credit “PHOTO BY DESSERT LAB”. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 85mm f/2.8 product-photo look or 70mm macro-style product framing, tight composition with shallow depth of field. - Lighting: bright studio softbox from upper-left at about 45°, with gentle fill from the front-right and a faint rim light to separate the dessert from the background; natural shadow edges, no harsh specular blowout. - Color grade: fresh pistachio green + cocoa brown + milk-white commercial grade, slightly warm and vivid, with crisp contrast suitable for a convenience-store launch poster. - Food texture: cocoa powder should look velvety and dry, pistachio spread should look thick and rich, kadaif should show crisp fibrous strands, and white chocolate detail should have a creamy satin finish. [6. MOOD] Korean convenience-store launch campaign — playful retail dessert ad with a polished commercial food-photography feel, like a real Instagram product poster for a new refrigerated dessert release. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문구: “두바이초코 쿠키의 정석”, “리얼 카다이프로 완성한 오리지널 두쫀쿠”, “4,800원”, “피스타치오 함량이 높은 RICH PISTACHIO SPREAD”, “두 번 구워 고소한 REAL KADAIF”, “NEW”. - Add realistic Korean poster details where they fit: “출시 기념 05.01–05.14”, “전국 편의점 순차 입고”, “냉장 디저트 코너”, “1인 2개 한정”, “신상 디저트 위크”, “문의 1588-0000”, “일부 매장 제외”, “@duzzonku_official”. - Preserve the dessert identity exactly: cocoa powder tone, kadaif yellow layer, pistachio green layer, and white chocolate detail must remain faithful to the reference image. - The cut surface must stay clearly readable, with headlines, bubbles, price badges, and props arranged around the layers rather than blocking them. - If multiple pieces are stacked, all pieces must match the same dessert identity and color structure. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness

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

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean watercolor food illustration for a recipe book, cafe menu, and printed menu-board editorial page, featuring one main dish with side dishes, menu labels, store information, and small decorative food-note graphics. Soft, refined culinary illustration that presents {일러스트 용도} with a balanced, ready-to-print vertical composition and realistic Korean menu details. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject: {메인 음식} placed slightly below center and sized to occupy about 42% of the frame width, with the side dishes arranged around it in a gentle semicircle. - Supporting dishes: {곁들임 음식} positioned as complementary components, visually separated but close enough to read as one meal set. - Tableware: {식기 재질} arranged asymmetrically so the main dish sits in the visual anchor area while the smaller dishes create rhythm around it. - Background treatment: {배경 및 소품} on an off-white or pale beige watercolor paper field with visible paper grain, warm pigment stains, and light tabletop hints. - Menu information: include a neat header with {매장명}, a category label {메뉴 카테고리}, the main label {한글 라벨 내용}, and a small pricelist area showing {추가 메뉴 목록}. - Store details: place {주소}, {연락처}, and {운영 시간} near the lower portion like a real cafe or cookbook menu footer, separated by fine hand-drawn dividers. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Hero dish area (center-lower 42%): {메인 음식} rendered with realistic ingredient color variation, soft watercolor blooms, fine pen outlines, visible toppings, sauce highlights, steam hints, and edible texture. - Side-dish cluster (around hero): {곁들임 음식} painted in smaller scale with distinct shapes and colors so each item remains identifiable in a balanced meal layout. - Tableware layer: {식기 재질} shown with subtle reflective highlights, gentle contour shading, rim thickness, and believable contact shadows integrated naturally under and beside the food. - Prop layer: {배경 및 소품} include a spoon, chopsticks, a folded napkin corner, tiny flower stems, sesame seeds, chili flakes, and a few watercolor ingredient sketches that support the food story. - Text layer: {한글 라벨 내용} set as a crisp menu label panel, paired with {매장명}, {메뉴 카테고리}, {추가 메뉴 목록}, {주소}, {연락처}, and {운영 시간} in readable Korean typography. - Divider and note layer: add thin hand-drawn rule lines, small dot separators, a tiny “추천” tag, and a short caption {짧은 메뉴 설명} to make the page feel like a realistic printed cafe menu. - Overall finish: preserve visible paper texture, watercolor diffusion at the edges, controlled pigment pooling, delicate ink definition, and a warm artisanal hand-painted look. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: clean sans-serif Korean font such as Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for menu text, medium weight for prices, slightly larger header for {매장명}, precise spacing and sharp anti-aliased edges. - Color palette: warm natural hues with off-white #F7F3EB, beige #E9DDC9, muted red #C95A4A, soft green #8FA57A, earthy brown #8B6A4A, gentle gold #B08A57, and ink gray #3F3A34. - Menu graphics: use fine divider lines, small watercolor dots, tiny ingredient icons, and light beige label blocks; shadows may appear softly under plates and paper elements, 4px y-offset, 10px blur, 12% opacity. - Layout hierarchy: store name at top, illustrated meal as the hero, price and menu notes near the food, additional menu items and store details toward the bottom with consistent alignment. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: top-down editorial food composition, as if photographed with a 50mm lens on a high-resolution studio setup, then translated into watercolor illustration with controlled perspective. - Lighting: soft diffused daylight from upper-left at about 45°, with very mild fill from the lower-right to maintain ingredient visibility and avoid harsh contrast. - Color grade: warm cream, soft terracotta, muted herb green, and gentle beige with low saturation and natural pigment variation. [6. MOOD] {전체 분위기} — calm cookbook illustration with the charm of a small Korean cafe menu, hand-painted food notes, and a warm printed-paper editorial finish. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following strings must appear exactly as written: "햇살분식", "떡볶이", "₩6,000", "김치볶음밥 ₩7,500", "인절미 와플 ₩5,800", "유자에이드 ₩4,500". - Store detail text must appear legibly: "서울 종로구 익선동 12-4", "02-1234-5678", "매일 11:00–20:30", "추천", "쫄깃한 떡과 달큰한 고추장 소스". - The label, menu list, address, phone number, and operating hours must be fully readable, correctly spaced, and rendered without broken Korean characters. - Food anatomy and tableware proportions must remain believable; no distorted bowls, no floating utensils, and no overlapping text over the main dish. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or real-person likeness misuse - Text that is blurry, misspelled, or partially cut off

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Korean food delivery app new-menu launch card news series, 5-slide square carousel set for social media and in-app promotion. Designed to feel like a polished Instagram carousel and delivery-app campaign, combining appetizing spring food photography with practical order information, coupon cues, and page-by-page storytelling. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Overall format: {레이아웃}, consistent 12-column square grid, repeated top header bar, slide number badge, page dot indicator, and footer micro navigation across all slides. - Main subject: {신메뉴명} presented as the hero menu item, photographed with realistic rice, spring greens, sesame, gochujang sauce, ceramic bowl, chopsticks, linen napkin, and small side dish details that naturally belong to a Korean meal scene. - Background treatment: soft off-white paper grain, pale green and ivory panels, soft yellow highlight labels, hand-drawn herb doodles, subtle coupon perforation lines, app-card UI blocks, and food-safe tabletop textures. - Information design: every slide includes a clear hierarchy with headline, supporting copy, small English subcopy when useful, price or benefit blocks, and realistic microcopy such as store handle, delivery label, event period, and CTA. - Copy hierarchy: use {텍스트스타일}; main headline must be bold and readable, supporting lines smaller but crisp, with one hand-written accent phrase per slide at most. - Narrative flow: follow {카드흐름} so the carousel reads as a sequential campaign from launch announcement to food appeal, offer explanation, coupon event, and final order action. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Slide 1 — Launch opener: large headline 신메뉴 OPEN for {신메뉴명}, top label {배달앱표기}, store name {브랜드명}, slide badge 01/05, date stamp {이벤트기간}, spring herb illustration, and page dots showing the first slide active. 2) Slide 2 — Hero food close-up: realistic plated {신메뉴명} in a ceramic bowl, glossy but natural ingredients, visible rice grains, fresh greens, soft boiled egg or seasonal garnish, small caption label 오늘의 봄맛, and slide badge 02/05 with page dots. 3) Slide 3 — Price / discount info: prominent price {가격}, discount block {할인혜택}, comparison-style benefit card, small delivery fee note, app-like rounded information tiles, divider lines, and slide badge 03/05. 4) Slide 4 — Coupon / event slide: coupon ticket graphic for {쿠폰명}, event period {이벤트기간}, usage note 첫 주문·포장 주문 가능, stamp-style visual accent, share/save micro icons, and slide badge 04/05. 5) Slide 5 — CTA close: strong 주문하기 button, {브랜드명} store card, address line {매장주소}, order deadline {주문마감}, hashtag strip {해시태그}, page indicator 05/05, and a final end-card CTA encouraging immediate ordering. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard and Noto Sans KR for main copy, 700 weight for headlines, 400–500 weight for body, 28–42px headline scale on 1024px canvas, small hand-drawn accent lettering only for seasonal emphasis. - Color palette: spring green #7FB77E, ivory #F6F1E6, soft yellow #F2E4A1, deep herb green #2F5D50, warm gray #6E6A63, with occasional red-orange sauce accent #D95B3D. - Border/shadow: thin 1px separators, rounded cards with 20px radius, soft drop shadow 0px 6px 18px at 12% opacity, coupon perforation details, UI-style pill buttons, and small sticker labels for price and event cues. - Text styling: crisp Korean typography, balanced line breaks, short delivery-app microcopy, legible numerals and won symbols, natural hand-drawn accents, readable slide numbers, and consistent footer indicator placement. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: studio food photography look, 50mm macro at f/4 for close-up panels, top-down 35mm flat-lay feel for info panels, sharp but natural detail. - Lighting: soft diffused window light from upper-left at about 45°, gentle fill from right, controlled highlights on the food, realistic ceramic and sauce reflections, warm daylight tone. - Color grade: fresh spring palette with light cream base, muted greens, pale yellow accents, appetizing herb contrast, and slightly desaturated shadows for app-friendly clarity. [6. MOOD] Fresh premium delivery-app editorial — like a modern spring food campaign with a clean commerce UI, warm neighborhood restaurant personality, coupon-card realism, and appetizing Korean home-meal styling. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문구: 배달앱 신메뉴 출시 카드뉴스 시리즈, {신메뉴명}, 신메뉴 OPEN, 주문하기, {가격}, {할인혜택}, {쿠폰명}. - 각 슬라이드에 01/05, 02/05, 03/05, 04/05, 05/05 중 해당 번호와 하단 페이지 도트를 정확히 넣고, 마지막 장에는 엔드카드 CTA 문구 지금 바로 주문하기를 포함한다. - 실제 렌더링용 예시 문구를 함께 배치: {브랜드명}, {배달앱표기}, {이벤트기간}, {매장주소}, {주문마감}, {해시태그}. - 모든 5장은 같은 디자인 시스템, 컬러 팔레트, UI 버튼 스타일, 푸터 위치, 음식 촬영 톤을 공유해야 한다. - 음식은 자연스럽고 먹음직스럽게 보여야 하며, 밥알·나물·소스·고명 형태가 왜곡되지 않고 가격·쿠폰·CTA 텍스트가 선명해야 한다. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters or garbled pricing - Celebrity / real-person composites

[INPUT] language: Korean output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean vegan and healthy food magazine editorial photo, vertical cover-style composition for wellness, plant-based lifestyle, and recipe-feature use. Premium real-food photography with natural ingredients, tactile surfaces, cover typography, issue metadata, feature blurbs, barcode area, and realistic print-magazine details. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main dish cluster occupies the lower 62% of the frame, with {음식·식재료} arranged as the visual hero and secondary elements supporting a layered magazine cover layout. - {구도} with deliberate asymmetry: the main plate or bowl sits slightly off-center while the upper third carries the magazine masthead, issue label, short feature lines, and small editorial credits. - Background surface uses {배경·소품} on a matte, tactile setting such as pale oak, warm stone, washed linen, ceramic tile, parchment, cotton napkin, wooden spoon, glass cup, herb bundle, seed bowl, or recipe note with visible material texture. - Include believable food-styling details: scattered sesame, quinoa, oat flakes, herb leaves, citrus wedges, olive oil sheen, sauce smear, crumbs, condensation on a glass, and handmade plate imperfections where suitable. - Add a small barcode area near the lower-left or lower-right edge, a price/date line, a short spine-style vertical credit strip, and a compact cover-food credit that does not obscure the hero dish. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Hero food area: {음식·식재료} presented in a polished editorial arrangement, with crisp ingredient separation, visible freshness, natural irregularity, and a slightly elevated styling treatment. 2) Supporting surface styling: {배경·소품} placed naturally around the hero, including realistic crumbs, seeds, herb leaves, folded linen, a small bowl of dressing, handwritten recipe card, or cutlery to create a lived-in magazine shoot atmosphere. 3) Cover architecture: {구도} used to create a strong focal path from masthead to headline blurbs to the main dish; integrate magazine elements such as masthead, issue number, date label, price, barcode, feature callouts, photo credit, and small section markers. 4) Light behavior: {라이팅} should shape gentle highlights on glossy ingredients like avocado, tomato, citrus, olive oil, yogurt alternatives, or sauce while preserving soft shadow detail under the plate and props. 5) Capture look: {카메라·렌즈} with a high-end medium-format editorial clarity, shallow-to-moderate depth of field, and finely controlled texture rendering across grains, greens, linen weave, ceramic glaze, and matte paper. 6) Palette and finish: {컬러 톤} with a matte print-like finish, subtle contrast, and natural saturation so the image reads as premium wellness media. 7) Magazine copy system: {텍스트 (선택)} may appear as the main cover line near the top or upper-right, supported by short Korean feature blurbs, a date/issue label, and small credit text such as “푸드 스타일링: 김하루” and “사진: 이서윤”. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for Korean, medium to bold weight, masthead 72–96px equivalent, headline 34–46px equivalent, feature blurbs 20–28px equivalent, micro credits 10–14px equivalent; small English subcopy in Inter or Helvetica Neue at 16–22px equivalent. - Color palette: use {컬러 톤} anchored by soft cream #F5F1E8, leaf green #7E9B6A, oat beige #D9CBB7, and coral accent #D98C76 where appropriate. - Cover typography: add a realistic Korean magazine masthead such as “비건 라이프”, issue marker “VOL.247”, date label “2026년 5월호”, price “₩7,500”, and 2–3 short feature blurbs such as “제철 채소 한 접시”, “비건 소스 12가지”, “단백질 든든 샐러드”. - Editorial details: include a small barcode box with black bars and tiny numbers, a compact credit line “커버 푸드: 그린볼 05”, a vertical spine-style line “PLANT-BASED WELLNESS MAGAZINE”, and a small page/section cue like “RECIPE SPECIAL”. - Border/shadow: subtle soft drop shadow, 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 12–16% opacity; cover elements should feel printed on matte magazine stock, not floating like stickers. - Paper/print feel: matte magazine stock texture, slightly muted ink density, gentle halftone-like print softness in typography, realistic crop edges. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: shot on Hasselblad X2D 100c or equivalent medium-format look, XCD 90mm f/2.5, ISO 100, f/4, precise food-detail rendering. - Lighting: natural window light from upper-left at 45° with a soft fill from the opposite side, producing gentle shadow falloff and realistic ingredient texture. - Color grade: natural editorial grade with green-beige-coral accents, slightly warm whites, controlled contrast, and a matte magazine finish. - Surface realism: preserve pores in citrus, fibrous greens, grains, toasted seeds, sauce thickness, ceramic micro-scratches, linen weave, wood grain, and slight printing texture over the final cover. [6. MOOD] Kinfolk x Bon Appétit wellness spread feel — premium plant-based editorial with calm, modern, Scandinavian-influenced food styling, but with the full visual richness of a real Korean monthly magazine cover. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: “오늘의 건강한 한 끼” must appear exactly if {텍스트 (선택)} is included as the main cover line. - Korean text accuracy: include intact Hangul for magazine details such as “비건 라이프”, “2026년 5월호”, “제철 채소 한 접시”, “비건 소스 12가지”, “단백질 든든 샐러드”, “푸드 스타일링: 김하루”, and “사진: 이서윤” when used. - Korean text accuracy: any Korean food labels, headline text, date labels, or credits must render with intact Hangul, no broken syllables, no mojibake. - Food anatomy/layout: ingredients must remain visually recognizable and appetizing without artificial deformation, excessive gloss, or CG-like smoothness. - Composition invariant: keep the hero food as the dominant subject while integrating a believable magazine cover system with masthead, issue information, feature blurbs, barcode, and editorial credits. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean low-cost coffee brand advertising poster, vertically structured A4-style campaign sheet for social feed, counter display, window posting, and in-store menu promotion. Photoreal commercial poster that sells value, size, cold refreshment, and everyday accessibility with a bold MEGA concept, enriched with realistic franchise-ad details such as promo dates, store information, menu snippets, small legal copy, QR/app order callout, and campaign micro-labels. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Poster format: tall vertical sheet with a left-branding column and right hero-product column, using {레이아웃} as the base structure. - The top-left area carries {브랜드명·로고} as a compact logo lockup, while the main headline occupies the upper-left 22% of the frame with a real franchise-poster masthead feel. - The center-left column stacks the headline, handwritten subcopy, the three value statements, a short seasonal promo label, and a compact menu/pricelist strip with tight editorial rhythm and clear hierarchy. - The right half is reserved for {hero 음료}, shown as the main visual anchor with crisp product edges, realistic condensation, visible ice geometry, meniscus line, cup lid detail, and natural reflections on the transparent cup. - The lower band contains {가격·태그} with a strong promo block, QR-style app/order callout, ticket-like coupon detail, and small store/contact information aligned to the bottom-right. - Include a small supporting lifestyle cut based on {인물·lifestyle 컷}, integrated as a secondary campaign image with a realistic photo-card border, tiny caption, date/location label, and natural storefront atmosphere. - Use {컬러 톤} as the core background split and accent system, with subtle paper grain, printed poster texture, coffee splash marks, ice-cube accents, hand-drawn marker strokes, and small menu-divider graphics that feel appropriate for a real coffee chain advertisement. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Brand zone: Place {브랜드명·로고} at the upper-left in a compact commercial logo treatment, sized to feel like a real coffee-chain poster masthead. Add tiny campaign metadata nearby: "SUMMER VALUE CAMPAIGN", "VOL.247", "2026.05", and a short branch line such as "전국 매장 동시 진행". 2. Main headline zone: Set {메인 헤드라인} beneath the logo in a rough stencil-style English headline with hand-marked emphasis on the word “size,” using a yellow marker effect. Add a small Korean kicker above or beside it: "오늘도 크게, 부담은 작게". 3. Handwritten message zone: Add {손글씨 부카피} under the headline in casual handwritten Korean, with the fine-print line rendered small but fully legible. Include small annotation arrows and a marker underline that point toward the hero drink. 4. Value list zone: Stack {3대 가치} as three short editorial rows, each with the MEGA term leading and the explanatory Korean sentence following it. Use small icons or badges for size, price, and taste, plus tiny separators like "01", "02", "03". 5. Hero product zone: Show {hero 음료} on the right side as a photoreal commercial drink shot, with transparent cup material, ice detail, cold condensation, realistic logo print placement, straw/lid detail if appropriate, and a subtle contact shadow on the poster surface. Add a small flavor note tag near the cup: "2 SHOT", "ICED", "DAILY PICK". 6. Lifestyle support zone: Insert {인물·lifestyle 컷} as a natural supplemental image or connected secondary visual, keeping the same campaign lighting and camera realism. Frame it like a small printed campaign snapshot with caption text: "출근길 한 잔", "서울 성수점 앞", "2026.05.01 08:42". 7. Promo / price zone: Place {가격·태그} in the lower-right area with a strong price emphasis, QR-style square, and a short utility line. Add realistic order details: "APP ORDER", "매장 픽업 가능", "쿠폰은 결제 전 제시", and a tiny barcode-like strip. 8. Background / balance zone: Use a split-field poster background from {컬러 톤}, with the left side calmer and the right side more saturated. Add tactile realism through printed paper fibers, mild fold impression near the lower third, small coffee-ring texture, tiny dotted grid accents, and practical in-store poster details such as a small footer address line: "서울시 강남구 테헤란로 123 · 고객센터 1588-0000". [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use bold stencil-style English for the main headline, Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for Korean body lines, and a handwritten brush style for the subcopy; headline weight should feel heavy and poster-like, body text medium to semibold, small print crisp and readable. - Color palette: cream ivory #f5ebd6, mustard yellow #fdc433, black #1a1a1a, with subtle warm off-white and muted coffee-brown accents; keep strong contrast for legibility. - Border/shadow: use realistic editorial shadows, soft product drop shadow with 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity, small inset shadows around coupon/QR blocks, and natural printed-poster depth where paper overlaps photo-card or label elements. - Add believable commercial-poster details: small campaign labels, dotted dividers, coupon perforation marks, simple illustrated ice cubes, marker strokes, menu tabs, app-order micro icons, and a compact price/menu strip without changing the provided main copy. - Include a secondary mini menu/pricelist area with realistic Korean text, for example: "카페라떼 2,900원", "바닐라라떼 3,400원", "아이스티 2,000원", "디저트 세트 +1,500원"; keep it subordinate to the required hero price. - Maintain a polished Korean franchise advertising look, practical and approachable rather than luxury; every graphic element should support the value-forward coffee campaign. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Hasselblad X2D 100c with XCD 80mm f/2.8 for the hero drink, or Sony A7R V with 50mm f/1.4 for the lifestyle support image; shoot with commercial advertising precision and shallow-but-real depth. - Lighting: soft diffused studio light from upper-left at roughly 45°, gentle fill from the right, and a subtle rim highlight on the cup edge; lifestyle cut should feel like natural storefront daylight or overcast outdoor light. - Color grade: warm cream + mustard + black with realistic coffee browns and cool ice highlights, avoiding HDR punch and avoiding oversaturated neon tones. - Image rendering should feel like a photographed and printed real campaign poster with believable ink, paper texture, product photography, and in-store promotional design details, not an illustration or CG composite. [6. MOOD] Mainstream Korean coffee-chain campaign — practical, value-forward brand poster with the energetic commercial realism of a real franchise advertisement: bold price appeal, iced coffee refreshment, everyday commute mood, and friendly neighborhood-store accessibility. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문구 — "일상에 메가*", "행복에 메가*", "*MEGA가 일상을 더 크고 행복하게 합니다", "MEGA SIZE", "MEGA PRICE", "MEGA TASTE", "BIG SIZE 2 SHOT", "아메리카노(ICED) 1,500원", "메가의 메뉴가 궁금하다면?" - Additional small Korean poster text may appear and must be sharp: "오늘도 크게, 부담은 작게", "전국 매장 동시 진행", "출근길 한 잔", "서울 성수점 앞", "APP ORDER", "매장 픽업 가능", "카페라떼 2,900원", "바닐라라떼 3,400원". - Keep all Korean and English text sharp, correctly spaced, and free of broken characters or jamo errors. - The hero drink must remain a realistic transparent cup with ice and condensation, not a stylized illustration. - The lifestyle person(s) must look candid and natural, with photoreal skin texture and no camera-aware posing. - Layout must preserve a strong left-text / right-product hierarchy with a lower price strip, QR area, promo/date/store footer, and compact menu details. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters, jamo breakup, or font fallback artifacts - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Instagram-style handwritten cafe tour journal card composited over a real food photo. Keep the original dish photo photoreal and appetizing while adding a believable physical memo, date/location label, subtle social-post details, and cafe diary decorations that make the image feel like a saved personal recommendation post. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - The attached food photo stays as the main hero, occupying about 72% of the frame, with the memo layered naturally on one side or slightly overlapping the top edge depending on the photo composition. - Preserve the original image exactly with {원본 보존}, including color, texture, plating, crumbs, glaze, steam, cup reflections, and realistic lighting; avoid repainting the food itself. - The memo area should feel like a physical note pasted on top of the photo, with soft paper edges, slight rotation of 2–4 degrees, a believable contact shadow, and visible paper grain around {메모 내용}. - Handwritten text should read clearly at a glance, with {손글씨 톤} as the primary style and a small secondary English note integrated subtly. - Add realistic cafe-journal details: a small date/location label such as “2026.05.01 · 성수동 카페 투어”, a tiny handle “@cafe.note”, 2–3 hashtag-style Korean captions like “#카페투어 #오늘의디저트 #혼카페”, and tiny save/share/heart micro icons near the lower edge. - Decorative doodles from {장식 일러스트} should appear as hand-drawn accents near corners, along the memo border, or on a tiny sticker/tape piece, while the food remains the appetizing focal point. - Background paper treatment should use {배경·종이 톤}, with translucent washi tape, a receipt-strip detail, a faint coffee-ring mark, or a notebook-fiber texture so the overlay feels naturally placed in a real cafe journal. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Hero layer: Keep the original food photo intact as the full visual base; retain the exact dish shape, plating, surface texture, sauce shine, pastry flakes, cup rim, garnish, and natural highlights from {원본 보존}. - Memo overlay: Place a note card, receipt scrap, or torn notebook-paper shape over the photo, sized to roughly 28–38% of the canvas, with a soft shadow and lightly worn edge so it looks physically placed on the image. - Main handwritten line: Set {메모 내용} in the center of the note, using bold but casual Korean handwriting; the main phrase should be the most legible element on the page. - Secondary text balance: Add a tiny English helper phrase beneath or beside the main line in a smaller, lighter handwritten script, such as “sweet little break” or “cafe tour memo”, keeping it subordinate to the Korean memo. - Social card details: Add a slim top or bottom metadata strip with “@cafe.note”, “저장하고 싶은 카페 기록”, “2026년 5월”, and a small page-like indicator “01 / CAFE LOG”. Use micro icons for heart, comment, share, and save in a hand-drawn Instagram-card style. - Caption details: Include one short Korean review line in small writing, for example “다음엔 라떼랑 같이 먹기” or “창가 자리 추천”, plus hashtag-like text “#카페투어 #디저트기록 #오늘의메모”. - Decorative accents: Add 2–4 doodles from {장식 일러스트}, plus optional tiny sticker tabs, washi tape corners, a pencil underline, star marks, or a small coffee-bean sketch, using uneven hand-drawn strokes and light ink fill. - Paper/background integration: Use {배경·종이 톤} with subtle paper grain, notebook texture, receipt fiber, and slight edge shadow; ensure the note visually separates from the food while still feeling naturally composited. - Color emphasis: Apply {컬러 톤} to ink, doodles, sticker tabs, icon marks, and minor accent underlines only; keep the original food tones natural with a gentle cohesive cafe-journal grade. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Handwritten Korean in a marker-pen or pencil-note look, closest to a casual Pretendard-like clean structure but visibly hand-drawn; primary text bold 34–44px equivalent, secondary English 14–18px equivalent, metadata and hashtags 10–13px equivalent. - Korean text elements should feel like real cafe diary writing: “오늘의 카페 기록”, “성수동 카페 투어”, “창가 자리 추천”, “다음엔 또 오기”, “#카페투어 #오늘의디저트”. - Color palette: Use warm beige, charcoal ink, and coral accent from {컬러 톤}; paper can stay kraft brown, cream, or off-white with slight desaturation. - Border/shadow: Add a soft drop shadow with 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity; memo edges can have a torn-paper, receipt-paper, or rounded-corner feel, with realistic fiber texture and slight edge curl. - Realistic embellishments: Add translucent tape, a tiny folded corner, faint pencil guide marks, a small coffee stain, and hand-drawn sticker-like tags in a way that supports the cafe-tour story. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Realistic food-photo look, like an 85mm f/1.8 editorial close-up or 50mm f/2.8 casual cafe snapshot, with shallow depth of field if the source image supports it. - Lighting: Preserve the original photo lighting; if the memo needs its own feel, match it with soft diffused window light from upper-left and a faint fill from the lower-right to avoid cutout seams. - Color grade: Warm cream, beige, charcoal, and muted coral with a gentle cafe-journal tint; keep food tones natural and photoreal. - Material realism: Paper fibers, ink bleed, tape gloss, slight shadow falloff, and uneven hand pressure should be visible enough to make the overlay feel photographed rather than digitally pasted. [6. MOOD] Indie cafe journal aesthetic — like a stylish handwritten page from a Kinfolk-style café diary spread, mixed with a warm saved Instagram recommendation post from a real neighborhood cafe tour. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: “오늘은 이 한 잔이 위로” must appear exactly if that memo option is used; any food name, date label, hashtag, handle, or short review text in {메모 내용} must be rendered with broken-character-free Korean. - Include realistic small Korean text details such as “2026.05.01 · 성수동 카페 투어”, “@cafe.note”, “#카페투어 #오늘의디저트”, or “창가 자리 추천” when they fit the layout. - The original food photo must remain photoreal and recognizable; do not distort the dish, plate, cup, garnish, surface texture, or original lighting direction. - The memo, stickers, icons, and doodles should support the cafe tour story and never cover the key identifying part of the food or the main phrase. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 - format: Instagram vertical carousel card-news, 7 slides total, 1024x1536 per slide [1. PURPOSE] Korean Instagram carousel card-news series for alcohol-and-side-dish pairing, magazine-style food photo layout. The series introduces {시리즈 제목} with six realistic pairing cards, designed for direct social posting with strong food photography, readable Korean typography, slide indicators, handle, hashtags, save/share micro icons, and a final CTA. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Overall format: 7-card vertical carousel: 1 cover slide + 6 pairing slides, each built as an editorial Instagram food card with a strong hero close-up, caption area, slide number, and social UI details. - Main subject placement: food and drink duo occupies the central 60–66% of the frame, with a top title area, mid-card pairing label, and footer strip containing handle, hashtag, page indicator, and CTA. - Background treatment: warm beige paper surface with visible matte grain, faint sauce rings, small salt flakes, crumbs, folded napkin edges, chopsticks, coasters, bottle reflections, and deep-tone accent blocks that change subtly by pairing. - Instagram card details: include {계정명} at the upper-left or footer, small save/share/comment line icons, hashtag-style text using {해시태그}, and a carousel page mark such as 01/07, 02/07, etc. - Content system: use {시리즈 제목}, {페어링 목록}, {톤·컬러}, {타이포}, {발행일}, {계정명}, {CTA 문구}, {해시태그}, {브랜드명}, and {비율} as the design source. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Slide 1 / cover: headline-led opener with {시리즈 제목} in large Korean type, a compact collage of two or three representative pairings, date label {발행일}, account label {계정명}, page indicator 01/07, and a small editorial tag reading “PAIRING NOTE”. - Slide 2: 막걸리×김치전. Show a cloudy ceramic makgeolli cup beside a golden kimchi pancake with crisp edges, red kimchi flecks, soy dipping dish, scallion pieces, and chopsticks. Add a short pairing comment and page indicator 02/07. - Slide 3: 소주×삼겹살. Show a clear soju glass and grilled pork belly slices with sear marks, sesame oil salt dish, garlic, ssamjang, lettuce edge, steam, and glossy fat highlights. Keep title block strong and left-weighted, page indicator 03/07. - Slide 4: 맥주×치킨. Show a chilled beer glass with condensation and fried chicken pieces with craggy batter texture, pickled radish cube, sauce cup, and amber accent shape. Add compact pairing note, page indicator 04/07. - Slide 5: 와인×치즈 플래터. Show a stemmed wine glass, cheese wedges, grapes, nuts, dried fruit, cracker fragments, and a small cheese knife on a linen cloth. Make it premium and balanced, page indicator 05/07. - Slide 6: 위스키×다크 초콜릿. Show lowball whiskey glass with ice, dark chocolate squares, cacao nibs, toasted nuts, moody brown shadow, and subtle rim light. Use a darker editorial palette, page indicator 06/07. - Slide 7 / end card: 사케×사시미. Show a small sake cup, carafe, sashimi slices on a pale ceramic plate, wasabi, shiso leaf, ginger, and a refined light-toned surface. Include final CTA band with {CTA 문구}, {계정명}, {해시태그}, save/share micro icons, and page indicator 07/07. - Text hierarchy on every slide: drink name first, food name second, one-line pairing comment third, social footer last. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: title in bold sans-serif such as Pretendard ExtraBold or Noto Sans KR Bold, 42–56px range; accent phrases in hand-drawn or brush-script style at 20–28px; body note in Pretendard Medium 22–26px; footer metadata in Pretendard SemiBold 16–20px. - Color palette: {톤·컬러}; base colors warm beige #F4EBDD, cream #FFF8EF, deep brown #4A342C, charcoal #222222, muted wine #7A3E3A, olive #78866B, amber #C98B2B, ink gray #3A332E. - Card decoration: soft editorial shadow 0px 6px 18px rgba(0,0,0,0.12), thin divider line in #D8CBB8, subtle rounded corners 28px, sticker-like slide number tab, small handwritten pairing memo, and tiny social icons in line-art style. - Graphic rhythm: each slide uses one deep-tone accent block, one small circular or ribbon label, and a footer metadata row so the carousel feels like a cohesive saved Instagram guide. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 50mm or 85mm prime food photography look, f/2.8 for shallow depth of field on the hero dish; top-down only for the cover collage if needed. - Lighting: soft diffused studio light from upper-left at 45°, gentle fill from right, slight specular highlights on glass, ice, sauce, oil, and glossy food surfaces. - Color grade: warm cream base with deep-toned accents, slightly desaturated magazine food editorial finish, natural food contrast, realistic reflections, and tactile paper-and-tableware texture. [6. MOOD] Premium food editorial Instagram carousel — like a Korean magazine pairing guide with appetizing close-up photography, practical saved-post utility, warm home-bar atmosphere, and polished card-news design. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 렌더해야 하는 문구: - 이 술엔 이 안주 — 술별 페어링 가이드 6가지 - 막걸리×김치전 - 소주×삼겹살 - 맥주×치킨 - 와인×치즈 플래터 - 위스키×다크 초콜릿 - 사케×사시미 - 궁합 포인트 - 저장하고 오늘 메뉴 고르기 - @prompts3 - #안주페어링 #홈술메뉴 #푸드가이드 - 2026.05.01 - 01/07, 02/07, 03/07, 04/07, 05/07, 06/07, 07/07 - All 7 slides must keep the same editorial structure, accurate Korean typography, readable hierarchy, consistent footer metadata, and Instagram save/share/comment micro icons. - Food should look appetizing and realistic, with responsible adult dining context, no intoxication cues, no binge drinking, and no explicit drinking behavior. - Maintain vertical 1024x1536 readability for mobile viewing; text must remain legible at Instagram carousel scale. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity face composites or unauthorized celebrity likeness - Underage drinking cues or school-like settings

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean retail POP price-tag card for an individual menu item, showing both a polished print design draft and a realistic in-store bakery/café mockup on one portrait canvas. Print-ready small promotional menu price card with rich retail details, clear pricing hierarchy, store identity, item notes, and a believable counter-placement scene suitable for bakery display, café shelf, or dessert showcase. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Single portrait canvas split into two coordinated areas: left side for the finished POP card design draft, right side for the real-life placement scene beside a bakery display shelf, counter tray, or acrylic menu stand. - Left design area occupies about 52% of the frame: front-facing card presentation with crisp printed edges, visible paper grain, rounded corners, subtle thickness, and a refined editorial layout. - Right mockup area occupies about 48% of the frame: the same card placed physically on a light beige tabletop or in a small wooden/acrylic stand, shot at a slight 10–15° angle for realistic depth. - Background surface should use warm cream paper texture, beige tabletop, cocoa-brown accents, real café counter materials, soft crumbs, bakery tray edge, linen napkin, small tongs, blurred pastries, and a distant menu board to create an authentic retail environment. - Keep typography legible at small scale; use {메뉴명}, {가격}, {포인트 카피}, {추가 정보}, {컨셉 톤}, {레이아웃}, {비율/사이즈} exactly as configurable content. - Add realistic price-card information around the main content: store name, category label, small item code, date label, address line, contact number, decorative divider rules, and small badge elements such as “TODAY”, “BEST”, or “추천”. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Left panel (design draft): build a polished POP price card with a small store header such as “BROWN OVEN BAKERY / 브라운오븐 베이커리” at the top, then {메뉴명} as the largest headline, {가격} directly beneath it in bold, and {포인트 카피} as the supporting line in a hand-written accent style. - Left panel main card details: include a compact category line such as “BAKERY MENU · TODAY SPECIAL”, a small date label such as “2026.05”, a tiny item code such as “ITEM 024”, and a subtle badge reading “BEST” or “추천 메뉴”. - Left panel sub-block: place {추가 정보} as a compact detail row or small footer line, separated with a thin decorative divider rule; add realistic micro-copy such as “매장 제조 · 당일 판매”, “알레르기 정보 매장 문의”, or “TAKE OUT 가능” in small Korean type. - Left panel footer: include store contact and location details in tiny but readable text, for example “서울 성동구 카페거리 12 · 02-1234-5678 · @brownoven”. - Left panel styling: create a warm BI-inspired palette using cream, beige, and brown, with balanced spacing, rounded card corners, small label-card proportions, light paper fibers, cocoa ink texture, and tasteful decorative dividers. - Right panel (mockup): show the same card physically placed beside a bakery tray, cake dome, menu board, shelf tag rail, or tabletop stand according to {레이아웃}; include realistic paper thickness, slight perspective tilt, soft contact shadow, and tiny imperfections along the printed edge. - Right panel environment: suggest a believable bakery or café counter area with warm pastries, a croissant or roll tray, kraft paper bag, ceramic plate, linen napkin, wooden shelf edge, small price tags in the distance, and softly blurred background objects while the main card stays visually dominant. - Layout logic: keep the two panels visually linked through the same color palette, same typography system, consistent line weights, matching badge shapes, and repeated divider motifs, so the design draft and mockup feel like one coherent brand package. - {레이아웃} should guide whether the card is shown as a tabletop card, shelf tag, or standing sign, while preserving the split-view composition. - {비율/사이즈} should influence the apparent card proportions and print scale, while the overall canvas remains a 1024x1536 portrait composition. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard Bold for {메뉴명}, Pretendard SemiBold or Noto Sans KR Bold for {가격}, and a hand-drawn style or Nanum Pen Script for {포인트 카피}; size hierarchy should be strong and instantly readable. - Supporting typography: use Pretendard Regular or Noto Sans KR Medium for store name, item code, date label, address line, contact number, and {추가 정보}; micro text should look like real printed retail stationery, not filler blocks. - Color palette: cream #F6F0E6, beige #E8DDCF, warm brown #8A5A3C, dark cocoa #3E2A22, soft gray #B9B0A7; adapt this with {컨셉 톤} while preserving warm bakery retail identity. - Border/shadow: use thin 1.5px brown outline, soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity, with subtle paper edge texture and fine printed ink variation. - Graphic details: add small dividers, rounded label tabs, tiny corner marks, dotted price leader lines, tasteful badge stickers, and café stationery motifs such as wheat lines, small bean icons, or bakery stamp-style shapes without making them look like official certification seals. - Card styling should feel print-ready, premium, commercially usable, and rich with believable menu-card information. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 50mm prime lens, f/4, editorial product-photo framing for the mockup side; clean orthographic-like front view for the design side. - Lighting: soft window light from upper-left at about 45°, with gentle fill from the right, producing warm café-counter realism, soft shadows under the stand, and natural paper highlights. - Color grade: warm cream + beige + cocoa with slightly muted saturation, similar to a polished bakery editorial still life. - Material realism: matte coated paper, faint fiber texture, slight corner rounding, printed ink density variation, tabletop grain, pastry surface texture, and shallow depth-of-field blur in the right-side environment. [6. MOOD] Premium Korean bakery stationery aesthetic — Kinfolk-style editorial meets a warm café brand system, with realistic retail POP details, appetizing counter atmosphere, and a handcrafted yet professional printed-card feel. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확한 한글로 보여야 함: {메뉴명}, {가격}, {포인트 카피}, {추가 정보} - Additional Korean text rendered in image should be clean and realistic, such as “브라운오븐 베이커리”, “추천 메뉴”, “매장 제조 · 당일 판매”, “TAKE OUT 가능”, “서울 성동구 카페거리 12”, “02-1234-5678”, “2026.05”, “오늘의 메뉴”. - Layout invariant: both left design draft and right mockup must be visible in the same canvas. - Typography hierarchy invariant: {메뉴명} largest, {가격} second largest, {포인트 카피} smaller accent, {추가 정보} smallest detail. - Printability invariant: all Korean characters must be clean, properly spaced, and free of broken jamo. - Realism invariant: the right-side card must match the left-side design exactly in menu name, price, point copy, colors, badge style, and footer details. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

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

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

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Seasonal limited-menu delivery app card for social media and in-app promotion, designed as a vivid square Korean food advertisement with real delivery-app detail, appetizing food photography, and season-specific campaign storytelling. Korean menu marketing graphic that highlights a hero dish, seasonal motif accents, limited-time pricing, store/app UI microcopy, and quick-scan ordering information for a realistic mobile promotion card. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Square 1:1 layout optimized for 1024x1024 mobile feed and in-app banner use, with the main food hero occupying about 50–55% of the frame, seasonal motif accents and real food-side details around it, and text blocks stacked in a clear app-card hierarchy. - Center the dish slightly below midpoint so the top area can hold the season/theme headline and campaign label, while the bottom area can hold {가격·기간}, a CTA button, and small delivery-app information. - Background treatment should change with the season using a realistic tabletop or tray surface: cool white ceramic or pale cyan tile for summer, warm ivory paper with amber highlights for winter, soft pastel mint-pink café surface for spring, and muted brown-gold wood or kraft paper for autumn. - Add natural food context around the hero dish: small sauce cup, garnish pieces, condensation droplets, napkin corner, disposable spoon/chopsticks, receipt slip, delivery sticker, or seasonal ingredient accents that fit the theme without blocking the headline or price badge. - Use {시즌·테마}, {메뉴}, {시즌 모티프}, {가격·기간}, {컬러 톤}, {레이아웃} as customizable placeholders while enriching the card with realistic Korean delivery-app micro text. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Header zone (top 18%): set {시즌·테마} as the main title in a bold app-promo style. Add a compact campaign line such as "시즌 한정 메뉴", "이번 주 추천", or "오늘 주문 가능" near the title. 2. Store/app info strip (upper side or under header): include realistic microcopy such as "배달 25–35분", "리뷰 4.8", "무료배달 쿠폰", "NEW", and a small handle-style store label like "@season_kitchen" or "우리동네 인기메뉴". 3. Hero zone (center 55%): present {메뉴} as the visual anchor, plated or packaged like a real delivery item with realistic food texture, glossy sauce, crispy edges, visible garnish, steam for warm seasons/winter comfort food, or condensation/chill for summer items. Add a soft natural shadow beneath. 4. Seasonal accent zone (around hero edges): place {시즌 모티프} as graphic stickers, small illustrated badges, or physical accents around the dish, balanced with ingredient crumbs, herbs, ice cubes, citrus slices, snowflake tags, flower petals, autumn leaves, or warm spice details depending on the season. 5. Price/time zone (bottom 15%): display {가격·기간} in a clear badge or pill label, paired with small Korean text such as "한정 판매", "앱 주문 전용", "소진 시 종료". 6. CTA and menu detail zone: add a rounded button reading "지금 주문하기" or "장바구니 담기", plus 2–3 short supporting lines such as "단품", "세트 구성", "사이드 추가 가능", with small price-like micro labels if appropriate. 7. Layout system: follow {레이아웃} with a structured, modular delivery-menu composition that remains legible at thumbnail size, including decorative dividers, small icons, and app-card panels. 8. Color application: adapt the main surface, badge, CTA button, dividers, and accent stickers to {컬러 톤}, using strong contrast for text readability and realistic color harmony with the food. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for headline and body, bold 700–800 for title, medium 500–600 for supporting text, with headline size dominance, compact line spacing, and app-style rounded Korean letterforms. - Color palette: derive from {컬러 톤}; use season-specific combinations such as summer cyan #67D7E8 + white #FFFFFF, winter amber #D98A3A + red #D94B4B, spring pink #F7A8C9 + mint #BFE8D0, autumn brown #8A5A3C + gold #D8B15A. - Card styling: rounded delivery-app card panels, subtle 2px border in a slightly darker tint of the palette, soft drop shadow with 6px y-offset, 18px blur, 12% opacity, plus small sticker labels and coupon chips that feel like real app UI. - Food realism: emphasize real ingredients, tactile packaging, sauce sheen, crispy texture, steam, condensation, sesame seeds, herbs, crumbs, and seasonal garnish details. - Decorative elements: use tasteful seasonal icons, ingredient illustrations, handwritten-style mini labels, small dotted dividers, coupon tabs, and delivery receipt snippets to make the card feel content-rich and commercially realistic. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: top-down food photography look with a 50mm lens and f/4 for the hero dish, or a 35mm lens if a slightly angled app-card composition is preferred. - Lighting: soft studio softbox from upper-left at 45°, with a gentle fill from lower-right; add crisp highlights for summer chill or warm glow for winter steam as seasonally appropriate. - Color grade: clean commercial food-promo grade with season-tuned temperature shifts — cool and bright for summer, warm and saturated for winter, fresh pastel for spring, earthy and golden for autumn. - Rendering quality: realistic Korean delivery advertisement, sharp readable typography, appetizing food surface detail, balanced UI hierarchy, and polished mobile-commerce finish. [6. MOOD] Commercial delivery-app menu card — polished Korean food advertising aesthetic with the clarity of a modern Coupang Eats / Baemin-style seasonal promo graphic, but filled with believable ordering details, appetizing props, coupon chips, and seasonal campaign energy. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: render the supplied placeholder values exactly and clearly for {시즌·테마}, {메뉴}, {시즌 모티프}, {가격·기간}, {컬러 톤}, {레이아웃}. - Include short Korean app-card microcopy such as "시즌 한정 메뉴", "지금 주문하기", "배달 25–35분", "리뷰 4.8", "소진 시 종료" where it fits the design. - Layout invariant: the food hero must remain the largest element, and the price/time badge must stay clearly separated from the title. - Seasonal consistency: visual props, food temperature cues, decorative stickers, and color palette must match the chosen seasonal variant without mixing conflicting season cues. - All Korean text must be clean, correctly spaced, and readable at thumbnail size. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 배달앱 리뷰 요청 카드 디자인, 매장 동봉용 미니 인쇄 카드와 1:1 SNS 공유용 정사각 포맷에 맞는 따뜻한 실물감의 그래픽. 고객에게 별점 5점과 한 줄 리뷰를 자연스럽게 부탁하는 안내 카드로, 동네 맛집에서 실제 포장 봉투 안에 넣어줄 법한 친절한 브랜드 톤을 전달. 카드 안에는 리뷰 혜택, 쿠폰 코드, QR 안내, 주문번호 메모, 매장명·주소·연락처, 짧은 감사 문구, 작은 음식 일러스트가 함께 보여 실제 홍보물처럼 완성도 있게 구성. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - 중앙 메인 타이포 영역이 프레임의 약 48–52%를 차지하고, 상단에는 {매장명} 라벨과 사장님 인사 비주얼, 하단에는 {혜택·인센티브} 쿠폰 박스·{쿠폰코드}·QR 영역·매장 정보를 안정적으로 배치. - 배경은 {컬러 톤}을 바탕으로 한 크림 베이지 종이 질감으로 처리하고, 카드 가장자리에는 인쇄물 특유의 미세한 종이 섬유, 살짝 눌린 모서리, 부드러운 그림자를 더해 실제 포장 봉투 안에 들어 있던 카드처럼 보이게 함. - 텍스트는 중앙 정렬을 기본으로 하되, {레이아웃}에 따라 상단 라벨, 본문, 별점 라인, 혜택 박스, 하단 안내 바가 카드형 인쇄 레이아웃처럼 자연스럽게 이어지도록 구성. - {요청 메시지}, {혜택·인센티브}, {비주얼}, {대표 메뉴}, {음식 카테고리}를 각각 독립된 시각 요소로 분리하고, 작은 배달 봉투 스티커, 리뷰 별점 라인, 쿠폰 배지, QR 박스, 주문 메모, 매장 연락처 등 현실적인 부가 정보를 함께 배치. - 카드 하단에는 작은 안내 텍스트로 “리뷰 작성 후 주문번호를 남겨주세요”, “쿠폰코드 {쿠폰코드}”, “{채널핸들}”, “{매장주소}”, “{연락처}” 같은 마이크로 카피를 넣어 실제 매장 카드의 정보 밀도를 살림. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Header visual area: 상단 15%에 손 흔드는 사장님 캐릭터 또는 작은 조리 모자 아이콘을 배치하고, 옆에는 “오늘도 따뜻하게 준비했어요”, “{매장명} REVIEW EVENT CARD”, “주문 감사 카드” 라벨, 작은 별 아이콘 2–3개를 함께 배치해 친근한 첫인상 형성. 2) Main message area: 화면 중앙 40–44%에 {요청 메시지}를 굵은 산세리프 타이포로 배치, 자간은 살짝 넓게 두고 한글 가독성을 최우선으로 구성. 바로 아래에는 5개의 노란 별 라인을 크게 넣고, “한 줄 리뷰가 큰 힘이 됩니다”라는 보조 문구와 “{대표 메뉴} 맛있게 드셨나요?”를 작은 크기로 추가. 3) Benefit area: 하단 20–22%에 {혜택·인센티브}를 절취선이 있는 쿠폰 박스 또는 둥근 배지 형태로 넣고, “다음 주문 1,000원 쿠폰”, “쿠폰코드 {쿠폰코드}”, “유효기간 {유효기간}까지”가 읽히도록 숫자와 코드 영역을 강조. 4) QR and action area: 하단 오른쪽에는 실제 스캔 가능한 느낌의 작은 QR 코드 박스를 넣고, 바로 아래에 “{QR문구}” 캡션을 배치. QR 옆에는 “리뷰 작성 후 {주문번호 예시}를 남겨주세요”라는 주문 확인 메모와 작은 체크박스 그래픽을 추가. 5) Decorative area: {비주얼}을 문구 주변의 보조 그래픽으로 사용해 별 5개, {음식 카테고리} 음식 doodle, 배달 봉투, 말풍선, 하트 스티커, 작은 영수증 조각, 손그림 느낌의 포인트를 배치하고, 인쇄 카드에 어울리는 작은 잉크 번짐과 종이 질감을 더함. 6) Layout framing: 전체 카드 테두리는 1px charcoal 라인과 안쪽 점선 쿠폰 라인으로 감싸고, 모서리는 약하게 라운드 처리. 하단 왼쪽에는 {매장명}, {매장주소}, {연락처}, {채널핸들}을 작은 명함형 정보 블록으로 배치. 7) Realistic micro details: 작은 주문 메모처럼 “포장 전 한 번 더 확인했어요”, “리뷰 확인 후 쿠폰은 다음 주문에 사용 가능해요”, “{감사문구}” 같은 짧은 한국어 텍스트를 보조 요소로 넣어 생활감 있는 배달앱 리뷰 요청 카드로 완성. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard Bold for 핵심 문구, Pretendard Medium for 혜택 설명, Pretendard Regular for small coupon details and micro captions, size hint 30–44px for main text, 18–24px for benefit headline, 12–16px for support text. - Color palette: {컬러 톤} 기준으로 cream beige #F6EFD9, warm yellow #F5C94A, charcoal #2F2F2F, soft brown #A97B5A, plus subtle off-white paper highlight #FFF8E8. - Border/shadow: 1px charcoal border, inner dotted coupon divider, rounded coupon badge, shadow는 4px y-offset, 10px blur, 10% opacity의 부드러운 인쇄 카드 그림자. - Graphic finish: warm risograph-inspired ink texture, slightly imperfect printed edges, tiny paper fibers, hand-drawn icon accents, friendly neighborhood shop aesthetic, realistic small-batch printed flyer feel. - Information hierarchy: main request phrase first, 5-star line second, coupon amount third, QR/contact/order detail fourth, so the viewer can understand the offer immediately. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: top-down flat graphic composition, 50mm equivalent framing 느낌의 정돈된 정사각 레이아웃. - Lighting: soft diffused studio light from upper-left, gentle paper shadow around the card, paper texture is visible but subtle. - Color grade: warm cream + honey yellow + charcoal, slightly muted like a small neighborhood café or delivery restaurant flyer. - Render quality: realistic printed-card surface, crisp Korean typography, tactile matte paper, warm editorial food-service promotional design. [6. MOOD] 소규모 동네 맛집의 손글씨 안내문 같은 친근함과, 따뜻한 카페 플라이어·배달 포장 동봉 카드의 현실적인 인쇄물 감성을 함께 가진 디자인. 고객에게 부담스럽게 강요하기보다, 정성스럽게 만든 음식을 보낸 사장님의 감사 인사처럼 느껴지는 부드럽고 믿음직한 분위기. 작은 쿠폰, QR, 주문번호, 매장 연락처가 들어가 있어 실제 배달 봉투 속에서 꺼낸 리뷰 이벤트 카드처럼 생활감 있고 신뢰감 있게 보이도록 함. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문구는 다음과 같음: "맛있게 드셨다면 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 별점 5점 부탁드려요", "별점 5점 + 한 줄 리뷰 시 다음 주문 1,000원 쿠폰". - Additional Korean text should be short and legible: "리뷰 작성 바로가기", "쿠폰코드 리뷰천원", "유효기간 2026.05.31", "감사합니다 사장님 드림", "@우리동네맛집", "서울시 마포구 동교로 12", "02-1234-5678". - 별 아이콘은 5개가 명확히 인지되어야 하며, 한글 문구는 깨짐 없이 완전한 형태로 렌더링되어야 함. - 카드형 인쇄물 비율이 자연스럽고, 메인 요청 문구와 혜택 금액이 다른 정보보다 작아지지 않도록 유지. - {매장명}, {요청 메시지}, {혜택·인센티브}, {비주얼}, {컬러 톤}, {레이아웃}, {쿠폰코드}, {유효기간}, {대표 메뉴}, {음식 카테고리}, {매장주소}, {연락처}, {채널핸들}, {주문번호 예시}, {QR문구}, {감사문구} placeholders must remain visually represented according to their values. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Korean delivery-app food close-up, mukbang/insta-food tone, texture-forward square hero image for menu browsing. Create a real photographed menu hero that feels freshly delivered, hot, glossy, and ready to eat, with believable tabletop context, appetizing details, and social-share impact. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main dish occupies about 85–90% of the frame, shot at a slight oblique 45° angle so the food surface, height, steam, and sauce texture are all visible. - {메뉴} is the clear hero subject, centered or slightly off-center according to {구도·앵글}, with the most delicious bite area placed on the strongest focal point. - Surround the dish with realistic delivery-food context: a warm tabletop, partial takeout tray or ceramic plate edge, a small sauce cup, chopsticks or spoon partly entering the frame, a folded napkin, and a subtle delivery receipt/sticker near one corner. - Use {구도·앵글} as the framing logic, keeping the dish dominant edge-to-edge while allowing natural foreground and background details that make the image feel like an authentic Korean delivery-app photo. - Include small signs of freshness and scale: tiny sesame grains, scallion pieces, chili flakes, oil sheen, condensation on packaging, sauce drips on the rim, or steam wisps where appropriate to {메뉴}. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Hero food area: {메뉴} presented as the dominant focal object, with appetizing plate/bowl/tray edges, visible depth, and a clearly readable serving volume. - Texture highlight layer: {식감 효과} emphasized across the most appetizing surface zones, especially where cheese, sauce, crispy crust, broth, steam, or gloss naturally catches light. - Delivery context layer: add a small paper receipt or sticker with short Korean text such as '오늘의 인기 메뉴', '리뷰 4.9', '따뜻할 때 드세요', and a tiny time label like '18:42 픽업완료'; keep it secondary and partially cropped if needed. - Tabletop realism: include believable surface grain, ceramic shine, paper fibers, foil crinkles, sauce droplets, crumbs, sesame seeds, and subtle utensil reflections. - Shadow and separation: subject lifted from the background with a controlled contact shadow under the dish and natural occlusion from utensils or packaging, not a dramatic cutout, to preserve realism. - App-thumbnail readability: maintain a strong central food read at small size, with the highest contrast and sharpest texture on the hero bite area. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: if a receipt, delivery sticker, or small label appears, use Pretendard SemiBold 24–32px for Korean text, clean black ink on off-white paper or white ink on a small dark label; text must look printed or sticker-like, not floating over the food. - Optional Korean microcopy on props: '오늘의 인기 메뉴', '리뷰 4.9', '따뜻할 때 드세요', '배달완료', '주문번호 247'. Keep these small, realistic, and secondary. - Color palette: deep red #B3262E, cheese yellow #F4D35E, warm brown #6B3F2A, charcoal #1F1F1F, neutral cream #F6F1E8; align overall tone with {컬러 톤}. - Border/shadow: natural tabletop contact shadow, soft reflections on sauce and ceramic, and layered depth from utensils, packaging, or garnish; no graphic frame treatment is required. - Food styling: emphasize abundant portions, fresh garnish, glossy sauce, crisp edges, melted or stretched elements, and slight asymmetry that makes the dish feel real rather than studio-perfect. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Hasselblad X2D 100c, 90mm f/2.5, f/2.8, tight close-up with shallow depth of field and crisp focal plane on the most textured bite area. - Lighting: {라이팅}; strong key light from upper-left at about 45°, with a small warm fill from front-right to keep steam, gloss, sauce highlights, crispy texture, and cheese strands readable. - Color grade: high-contrast food editorial grade with rich reds, molten yellows, warm browns, creamy highlights, and slightly deepened shadows; preserve natural saturation without neon overshoot. - Depth of field: shallow but physically believable, with the primary bite area tack sharp and secondary props gently softened, as if captured for a premium delivery-app listing. - Material realism: sauce viscosity, oil glints, char marks, crispy crumbs, melted cheese, steam haze, condensation, ceramic glaze, paper receipt fibers, and utensil reflections should all feel photographic. [6. MOOD] Premium delivery-food editorial — similar to a high-end mukbang thumbnail with Eat This, Not That-level punch and a cinematic Korean food-photography finish. The image should feel hot, generous, craveable, and freshly opened on a real table right before eating. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: any visible Korean text must be short and correctly formed, such as '오늘의 인기 메뉴', '리뷰 4.9', '따뜻할 때 드세요', '배달완료', or '주문번호 247'. - Anatomy/layout invariants: the dish must remain the hero; cheese stretch, steam, sauce flow, crispy edges, garnish placement, and highlight reflections must look physically plausible, with no broken food shapes or duplicate mains. - Preserve {메뉴}, {식감 효과}, {구도·앵글}, {라이팅}, {카메라·렌즈}, {컬러 톤}, and {비율} as the controlling inputs for subject, texture, framing, lighting, equipment intent, palette, and square composition. - The final image must read instantly as a Korean delivery-app food close-up at 1024x1024, with rich real-world context and appetizing texture detail. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Broken Korean characters - Fake official seals / certifications - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness - AI-smooth plastic food texture

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 배달앱 단품 메뉴 썸네일용 photoreal food image. Rich, clickable single-dish presentation optimized for app grid visibility, with realistic tabletop context and a small delivery-menu information treatment that feels like an actual app listing photo. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main dish hero centered and fills about 75–80% of the frame, with the food surface occupying most of the square while still allowing realistic tabletop details to support the scene. - Compose the plate so {메뉴명} reads instantly at thumbnail size, with the strongest visual mass in the lower-center area and side dishes, sauce sheen, rice, egg, and toppings arranged to balance the composition. - Background should use {배경 톤} with a realistic tabletop surface: subtle wood grain, ceramic texture, small sauce marks, chopstick rest, folded receipt edge, or a tiny napkin corner that naturally belongs in a delivery-food setting. - Keep spacing tight and appetizing, allowing practical margins for app cropping and a small lower-corner menu-info strip without covering the most delicious part of the food. - Add a realistic delivery-app product card cue: a compact bottom or side label area integrated into the photo frame, not a floating poster, showing menu information such as {메뉴명}, ‘대표메뉴’, ‘리뷰 4.8’, ‘₩8,900’, and ‘배달 25–35분’ in small Korean UI text. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Hero dish: Render {음식 비주얼} as the main subject, with rice grains, sauce gloss, egg yolk texture, scallion cuts, sesame flecks, meat fibers, and side-dish detail clearly visible in a high-resolution photoreal style. - Plate and surface: Place the meal on a simple but believable plate, bowl, or tray that suits {배경 톤}, using a grounded tabletop look with ceramic rim detail, faint scratches, paper liner texture, or warm takeout-tray cues where appropriate. - Menu-thumbnail information: Include a small app-style information band or placard near the lower edge with Korean text: ‘{메뉴명}’, ‘대표메뉴’, ‘₩8,900’, ‘리뷰 4.8’, ‘배달 25–35분’, plus tiny save/share/cart micro icons; keep it readable but secondary to the food. - Restaurant realism: Add a small store-name line such as ‘온기식당’, an address/contact micro line such as ‘서울 마포구 와우산로 24 · 02-1234-5678’, and a simple divider line in the label area to make the thumbnail feel like a real menu listing. - Angle and framing: Use {구도} so the viewer can immediately recognize the dish shape and toppings; keep the food visually dominant, appetizing, and centered with realistic perspective. - Texture emphasis: Make the rice fluffy, the meat richly coated, the vegetables freshly cut, and the egg slightly runny or freshly set; include natural steam, oil sheen, and sauce pooling only where physically plausible. - Thumbnail readability: Ensure {메뉴명} remains the clear focal identification for the menu item through food form, color contrast, plating, and the small UI label, while avoiding oversized poster typography. - Camera realism: Simulate {카메라·렌즈} with crisp food detail, controlled depth, and natural perspective suitable for a premium app thumbnail. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: if text appears, use accurate Korean UI typography in Pretendard or Noto Sans KR; make {메뉴명} bold and readable, with supporting labels smaller and lighter, as a realistic delivery-app menu card overlay. - Color palette: natural food tones with warm amber accents, soft off-white, light wood brown, muted beige, subtle soy-sauce brown, fresh green garnish, and appetizing red-orange sauce notes from {컬러 톤}. - Border/shadow: if needed, use a soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity under the food or the app-card strip to lift elements from the background without looking composited. - Surface detail: include believable tabletop grain, ceramic glaze, paper receipt fibers, stainless spoon reflection, or chopstick texture in small amounts to add realism and scale. - App-card details: keep the label area compact and functional, with tiny iconography, price, review score, delivery estimate, and a short store line; the graphic treatment should feel like a cropped real delivery-app thumbnail, not a separate advertisement. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Hasselblad X2D 100c look, XCD 90mm f/2.5, ISO 100, f/4, with sharp food texture and moderate depth separation. - Lighting: natural window light from upper-left at 45°, gentle fill from the right, realistic soft shadow falloff, warm reflections on sauce and egg, and controlled highlights on ceramic or metal surfaces. - Color grade: warm amber-balanced food color, natural white rice, subdued matte highlights, slightly magazine-editorial but still practical for delivery app use. - Realism cues: shallow but not excessive depth of field, visible rice-grain separation, believable sauce thickness, tiny sesame seeds, garnish shadows, tray contact shadows, and subtle handheld tabletop asymmetry. [6. MOOD] Premium Korean delivery-app food thumbnail — appetizing editorial product photography with real restaurant-table energy, Baemin-style menu-card clarity, and warm everyday lunchtime realism. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: if text appears, render Korean cleanly and legibly, especially ‘{메뉴명}’, ‘대표메뉴’, ‘리뷰 4.8’, ‘₩8,900’, ‘배달 25–35분’, ‘온기식당’, ‘서울 마포구 와우산로 24’, and ‘02-1234-5678’. - All food components should look anatomically and proportionally plausible as real plated food: rice mound, meat portions, side dishes, garnish, sauce, and egg must be naturally formed and physically believable. - The dish should remain instantly recognizable at small thumbnail size, with the added UI label and tabletop details supporting clarity rather than covering the food. - Maintain {비율} square delivery-app composition and keep the final image suitable for 1024x1024 cropping. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

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

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

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Cookbook recipe magazine spread for a single featured dish, designed like a real editorial recipe feature with generous food photography, ingredient list, cooking method, chef note, captioning, issue metadata, and magazine production details. A premium double-page layout suitable for a printed cooking magazine or recipe book, with the richness of a photographed editorial spread rather than a sterile mockup. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Left page: large food photo occupies about 60% of the full spread width, framed edge-to-edge with a narrow inner gutter and a realistic printed-page crop. The dish from {음식 사진} should feel freshly plated, with visible sauce sheen, pasta texture, steam warmth, table surface detail, and natural food styling elements that support {요리명·국가}. - Right page: structured editorial column stack with title, ingredient list, cooking steps, chef comment, prep metadata, and magazine sidebars, aligned on a neat 12-column grid using {레이아웃}. - The overall layout should clearly separate the hero dish from the text-heavy recipe information while still feeling like one cohesive magazine spread with a visible center gutter, page numbers, section labels, and subtle paper fold realism. - Background treatment: soft paper-like off-white base with subtle magazine print texture, faint fiber grain, realistic ink density variation, and gentle page curvature near the center fold. - Use {요리명·국가} as the main recipe title hierarchy at the top of the right page, with strong visual emphasis and a small editorial kicker above it. - Use {재료} in a readable list block, and place {셰프 코멘트} as a highlighted pull-quote or side note. - Add recipe-magazine details: issue label, date label, page numbers, section marker, small barcode/pricing area, photo caption, chef credit line, difficulty/time/serving badges, and a short Korean recipe intro paragraph. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Hero image area (left page): present the dish from {음식 사진} as the main visual, filling the page with realistic food texture, shallow depth impression, crisp highlight control, glossy sauce detail, herb flecks, plate rim detail, and an editorial tabletop scene that naturally belongs in a cookbook shoot. - Left-page overlay/caption: add a small caption block near the bottom or outer margin with Korean editorial text such as "천천히 끓인 라구의 깊은 풍미", a photographer credit "Photo. Studio Table", and a page number like "p.034". - Title block (right page top): set {요리명·국가} in a large serif headline with magazine-style spacing, aligned to the top grid and separated by thin rules. Above it include a small section label: "RECIPE JOURNAL · PASTA SPECIAL" and issue/date text: "VOL.247 · 2026년 5월호". - Metadata strip: beneath the title, include compact badges or labels in Korean: "조리시간 2시간 30분", "난이도 중", "2–3인분", "예상비용 ₩18,000". - Ingredients block (right page upper-middle): display {재료} as a compact but highly legible list, with consistent line spacing, small circular bullets or short separators, and a small heading "INGREDIENTS / 재료". - Recipe body block (right page middle): reserve space for step-by-step cooking instructions in clean short paragraphs, numbered 01–04, using realistic Korean placeholder copy such as "향채소를 잘게 다져 약한 불에서 볶는다", "고기를 넣고 갈색빛이 날 때까지 익힌다", "와인과 토마토 페이스트를 넣어 졸인다", "우유를 더해 천천히 끓인 뒤 파스타와 버무린다". - Chef note block (right page lower): place {셰프 코멘트} in an italic or quoted editorial box with a subtle tinted background, fine border, quotation mark detail, and label "CHEF'S NOTE". - Sidebar elements: include a small "PAIRING TIP" box with Korean text like "산미가 있는 레드와인과 잘 어울립니다", plus a tiny nutrition-style row "칼로리 620kcal · 단백질 28g · 소금 1.4g". - Footer area: include magazine-like metadata styling, page number treatment, barcode/pricing area, small caps labels, section marker "DINING / WEEKEND TABLE", and editorial credit text such as "Recipe. 편집부 테스트 키친 · Styling. 한지우". [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use {타이포}; title in Noto Serif KR or Nanum Myeongjo Bold, 42–56 px equivalent; body in Pretendard or Noto Sans KR Regular, 18–24 px equivalent; small caps labels in a condensed sans style; numerals and issue labels may use a refined editorial grotesque. - Color palette: {컬러 톤} with fade beige #E8DDCF, charcoal #2B2B2B, warm amber #C98A3A, tomato brown #7A3E25, herb olive #6F7A3A, and paper white #F6F1E8. - Border/shadow: thin 1px charcoal rules, very light print grain, subtle shadow under the photo panel only, 8px blur, 12% opacity; include faint registration-like crop ticks, small divider lines, and realistic ink-on-paper softness. - Layout detailing: use visible magazine hierarchy with kicker, headline, dek paragraph, ingredient list, numbered method, pull quote, captions, credits, barcode block, and page folios. Keep all text blocks aligned to the editorial grid while allowing the food photograph to feel abundant and tactile. - Decorative graphic elements: warm amber rule lines, small circular bullets, recipe category tags, tiny icons for time/serving/difficulty, and subtle page fold shading that reinforces the printed double-page spread. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: editorial food photography look, 50mm lens at f/2.8 or 85mm macro at f/4, clean top-down or slight 30° angle depending on plated composition. - Lighting: soft natural window light from upper-left, gentle fill from right, controlled specular highlights on sauce and pasta, realistic shadow falloff across the plate, table linen, utensils, and page surface. - Color grade: warm editorial paper tones, beige + amber + deep brown balance, slightly muted contrast like a high-end cookbook spread. - Food realism: emphasize authentic ingredient detail from {재료}, including browned meat sauce, tomato paste depth, pasta strands or ribbons, grated cheese dusting if appropriate, tiny herb garnish, sauce cling, and natural plating imperfections. - Print realism: include slight paper grain, barely visible halftone texture in the photograph, ink absorption around Korean text, center gutter compression, and page-edge shadows to make the spread feel physically photographed or scanned from a premium magazine. [6. MOOD] Premium cookbook editorial — feels like a high-end food magazine spread with warm kitchen storytelling, appetizing realism, and the polished recipe design of Bon Appétit, Kinfolk-style paper tactility, and a contemporary Korean lifestyle magazine sensibility. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문자열이 정확히 보여야 함. - "라구 알라 볼로네제 (이탈리아)" - "다진 소고기 300g / 양파 1개 / 당근 1/2개 / 셀러리 1대 / 토마토 페이스트 3T / 레드와인 1컵 / 우유 1컵 / 파스타" - "2시간 천천히 끓이는 인내가 깊은 맛의 비결입니다." - Additional Korean editorial text should be readable and magazine-realistic, including examples such as "VOL.247 · 2026년 5월호", "조리시간 2시간 30분", "난이도 중", "2–3인분", "INGREDIENTS / 재료", "CHEF'S NOTE", "Recipe. 편집부 테스트 키친", and "p.035". - Layout invariant: left page is image-dominant, right page is text-dominant, both aligned as a single cohesive magazine spread with visible center gutter and printed-page realism. - Korean and English typography must be clean and correctly rendered with no broken characters. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] 8K hyper-real food editorial advertising poster, vertical 3:4 format for social media, store display, and digital campaign use. Create a premium food feature page that combines magazine-cover polish with practical advertising information: product hero, seasonal campaign copy, price, event details, store contact, and small editorial callouts. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - The main hero subject occupies the center 55–60% of the frame, with {식품} styled as the dominant focal point and {제품브랜드} treated as supporting packaging, label, or brand presentation. - Composition should follow a refined vertical editorial poster layout: top masthead and headline band, central food hero zone, side caption tags, and bottom information strip with price, date, venue, and contact details. - Background treatment: warm white or soft beige seamless surface with subtle natural paper, matte ceramic, linen, or stone texture, plus realistic shadow falloff that makes the food feel physically present. - Add natural food-ad details around the hero: ingredient fragments, crumbs, droplets, seeds, garnish, a small spoon, folded linen, sample card, barcode sticker, or tiny tasting note card that supports the product story. - Use {구도} as the structural composition guide, but keep the layout polished, commercial, and easy to read at mobile poster scale. - Use {레이아웃} as the text zoning guide, with visible separation between headline, tagline, editorial feature bullets, and lower purchase/event blocks. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Top zone (top 15–20%): place a magazine-style masthead label reading {상단라벨}, issue/date text reading {발행정보}, a bold main Korean campaign headline reading {메인카피}, and a compact English tagline reading {영문태그라인}. Add a small barcode-style block or campaign code reading {캠페인코드} near the top-right or lower-right edge. 2. Hero zone (middle 55–60%): render {식품} with crisp surface detail, vivid natural texture, realistic moisture, powder, sugar, skin, crumb, or juice details depending on the food. If {제품브랜드} is a package, show it as a secondary object with realistic label placement, folds, reflections, and accurate perspective. 3. Editorial callout zone: integrate 2–3 small feature headlines in Korean, such as {특징카피1}, {특징카피2}, and {특징카피3}, placed as small caption cards, circular sticker tabs, or thin-line annotation labels pointing toward the food. 4. Lower information zone (bottom 15–20%): place {가격}, {행사일시}, {장소}, {티켓정보}, {매장명}, {주소}, and {연락처} in a tidy infographic row or stacked micro-card system, using thin dividers, small icons, and clear alignment. 5. Sponsor and social zone: include a small sponsor/support line reading {스폰서문구}, hashtag text reading {해시태그}, and micro social icons for save/share/scan as printed graphic elements. 6. Text layering: use {텍스트톤} for the main typography style, with Korean micro-copy integrated as supporting captions, ingredient notes, price tags, and event labels. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard Bold or Inter Bold for the headline, Noto Sans KR Medium for Korean subtext, and a strong size hierarchy that clearly favors the hero image while keeping campaign information readable. - Color palette: use the natural tones of {컬러톤}, with off-white #F4F0E6, warm beige #E9DDC8, soft shadow gray #B9B1A4, and product-specific accent colors derived from the food. - Graphic system: add refined editorial dividers, small sticker labels, barcode/campaign-code typography, price tags, ingredient callout cards, and a compact sponsor area that feels like a premium printed advertising poster. - Border/shadow: apply soft poster-card depth with 4px y-offset, 12px blur, and 15% opacity, plus tactile paper grain and subtle ink-like typography edges. - Layout polish: align all text blocks to a consistent grid, use generous line spacing for Korean captions, and make every price, date, and contact line legible. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: medium-format studio food photography look, Phase One IQ4 with 80mm lens at f/8 for sharp texture and controlled depth, or a 100mm macro look for close detail. - Lighting: softbox key light from upper-left at 45°, gentle fill from the front-right, subtle rim light on the far edge, creating clean realistic shadows on the background. - Color grade: premium editorial grade with warm cream highlights, rich natural product saturation, and slightly muted beige shadows; maintain clean contrast with appetizing food color and realistic print-ready tones. [6. MOOD] Premium food magazine editorial — like a Kinfolk meets Bon Appétit campaign spread, with refined studio styling, appetizing realism, market-poster usefulness, and high-end commercial polish. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following Korean strings must appear exactly as rendered text when used in the design: "{메인카피}", "{한글보조카피}", "{특징카피1}", "{특징카피2}", "{특징카피3}". - Practical poster information must remain legible and correctly spelled in Korean: "{가격}", "{행사일시}", "{장소}", "{티켓정보}", "{매장명}", "{주소}", "{연락처}". - Any ingredient, packaging, barcode-style campaign code, sponsor line, and hashtag text must remain clean, readable, and visually integrated with the food editorial layout. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or face swaps

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

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean wine cellar / sommelier recommendation card series, magazine-style vertical poster for Instagram, wine bar menu book, or cellar tasting sheet. Create a real-looking premium 4-card editorial layout that presents each wine bottle with concise tasting notes, origin details, pairing suggestions, and practical purchase information in a refined sommelier recommendation format. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Overall layout: 4-card series arranged as a polished editorial 2x2 grid, with {레이아웃} guiding the main structure, consistent gutters, and a realistic printed-menu feel. - Physical scene: show the vertical recommendation sheet as a premium matte paper page photographed on a dark walnut wine bar table, with subtle surrounding cellar details such as corks, a brass wine key, folded tasting memo, faint wine-ring marks, and soft shadows near the page edges. - Each card: bottle photo occupies the left 42–48% of the card, while the detail text block occupies the right 52–58%, creating a balanced catalog feel with enough room for Korean tasting notes and price lines. - Header zone: top 12–15% reserved for {브랜드·시리즈} as a prominent magazine-style masthead, with thin gold rules, a small issue/date line, and editorial metadata such as “VOL.247 · 2026년 5월호 · SOMMELIER PICK”. - Footer zone: include a discreet store/contact strip with Korean microcopy such as “와인 셀러 추천 리스트”, “문의 02-000-0000”, “서울 강남구 와인로 24”, “@winecellar_note”, and a small barcode-style price label area. - Background treatment: warm cream paper texture with visible subtle grain, deep wine-red accent blocks, fine gold linework, small divider ornaments, and tactile print texture for a refined cellar-inventory look. - Keep all four cards visually aligned in rhythm, with identical bottle scale logic, framing direction, text hierarchy, and editorial spacing. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Card 1 (top-left): {와인 4종} 중 첫 번째 와인을 realistic bottle cutout or premium bottle photo, placed left; right side shows {카드 디테일} in 4–5 compact lines, plus one small highlight line for style and pairing such as “추천 페어링 · 한우 스테이크”. - Card 2 (top-right): second wine in the same layout, matching scale and text density, so the series reads as a unified sommelier selection set; include a small tag like “오늘의 셀러 추천” or “BEST WITH CHEESE”. - Card 3 (bottom-left): third wine, keep bottle height consistent with Card 1; use a small accent label and thin divider line to separate 산지, 품종, 도수, 가격, and 시음 노트. - Card 4 (bottom-right): fourth wine, similar balance and spacing; include a short pairing suggestion line at the bottom of the text block and a small availability cue such as “잔여 수량 12병”. - Title treatment: {브랜드·시리즈} appears above the 4-card grid in a premium editorial header, with the series name slightly larger than the body copy and supported by short Korean cover-line text: “이달의 소믈리에 셀렉션”. - Typography hierarchy: apply {타이포}; each wine name in bold serif, secondary specs in small sans-serif, tasting notes in light-weight text with clear line breaks, and micro labels in small caps 느낌. - Realistic printed details: include page number “P.04”, section marker “CELLAR NOTE”, small rating-style taste indicators such as “산도 ●●●○○”, “바디 ●●●●○”, and short price examples like “₩38,000”, “₩52,000” where appropriate. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: serif headline in Noto Serif KR or Nanum Myeongjo Bold 28–34px; body in Pretendard or Noto Sans KR Regular 14–18px; captions in 11–12px small caps 느낌; use {타이포} as the primary typographic direction. - Color palette: {컬러 톤} as the primary palette, supported by off-white #F5F0E8, charcoal #2B2725, muted burgundy #5A1F2B, and metallic gold #B08D57. - Border/shadow: thin 1px gold rules, soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 14% opacity under each card, plus natural paper-page shadow on the tabletop. - Card surface: matte paper texture, slightly warm, with crisp alignment, visible print grain, foil-like antique gold accents, and restrained luxury styling. - Decorative editorial elements: include fine divider lines, small section labels, understated grape-vine line art, cellar inventory numbers, and a barcode/QR-style block rendered as decorative graphic texture rather than a scannable code. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Canon EOS R5 with 85mm f/1.8 lens look, studio product photography for the bottle cutouts, shallow depth of field on the surrounding table props, sharp label area, clean commercial detail. - Lighting: softbox key light from upper-left at 45°, faint fill from right, controlled specular highlights on glass, realistic reflections on bottle shoulders, readable labels, warm ambient bounce from the wooden table. - Color grade: deep burgundy + cream ivory + antique gold, with slightly desaturated shadows, polished editorial contrast, and warm cellar-bar atmosphere. - Material realism: glass bottles should show subtle transparency, curved highlights, foil capsule reflections, paper label fibers, cork texture, and natural contact shadows. [6. MOOD] Premium Korean wine magazine spread — The New York Times Wine School meets Kinfolk editorial layout, photographed as a refined wine cellar tasting menu with mature sommelier catalog atmosphere. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확히 렌더되어야 함 - {브랜드·시리즈} - {와인 4종} - {카드 디테일} - Additional Korean text should be short and realistic, such as “이달의 소믈리에 셀렉션”, “와인 셀러 추천 리스트”, “산지”, “품종”, “도수”, “가격”, “시음 노트”, “추천 페어링”, “VOL.247”, “2026년 5월호”, “문의 02-000-0000”, “@winecellar_note”. - Layout invariants: all 4 cards must remain in a consistent 2x2 series grid, each with bottle on the left and text on the right. - Keep the tone strictly adult 20+ and editorial; the image should feel like a premium wine bar recommendation menu or sommelier catalog. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness

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

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 - canvas: {비율/사이즈} [1. PURPOSE] Korean recipe card editorial layout, vertical social-media infographic with a large finished dish photo, ingredient list, practical quantities, and step-by-step cooking panels. Designed like a polished Korean home-cooking blog recipe card that can be saved, shared, printed, or posted as an Instagram/Pinterest-style cooking guide. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Top header zone (about 18%): centered {요리명} as the main title, with a small subtitle line for {난이도/시간}, {인분}, and {날짜} in compact rounded labels; add a tiny series mark "{레시피번호}" near the upper corner. - Hero image zone (about 32%): large plated finished-dish photo for {완성 사진 컨셉}, framed in a rounded cream photo card with realistic food styling details such as garnish, sauce gloss, scattered sesame seeds, tongs, linen napkin edge, and warm tabletop context. - Middle content zone (about 24%): ingredient list for {재료} and {재료상세}, arranged in two structured columns with small circular ingredient icons, quantity markers, pantry labels, and a tiny shopping-checklist treatment. - Bottom zone (about 26%): 4-step cooking process for {조리 단계}, each step paired with a small illustrated icon, short note, temperature/time badge, and hand-drawn arrow cue. - Background: warm beige paper texture with visible fiber grain, subtle wood-grain accents, cream blocks, soft brown separators, small washi-tape corners, handwritten memo marks, spoon/fork/leaf stickers, and realistic recipe-card decoration. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header area: place {요리명} in a large headline at the top center, with smaller badges below showing {난이도/시간}, {인분}, {칼로리}, and {작성자}; include "{레시피번호}" and "{날짜}" as small editorial metadata. - Hero photo area: show the completed dish based on {완성 사진 컨셉} as a bright appetizing food photo, with glossy highlights, caramelized chicken skin, visible garnish, roasted vegetables, sauce pooling naturally, and a wooden cutting-board or rustic plate context. - Caption strip: add a short one-line caption under the hero image using {요약문구}, aligned center, with a small heart/save/share micro-icon row on the right. - Ingredient block: present {재료} as the quick ingredient summary, then show {재료상세} as practical quantities in two columns; use checkboxes, tiny ingredient pictograms, and thin brown dividers for scanability. - Step 1 panel: render the first part of {조리 단계} with a prep illustration, a step number badge "1", and a concise explanation beneath it. - Step 2 panel: render the second part of {조리 단계} with a marination bowl icon, badge "2", and a small sticky-note label showing "양념이 스며들게". - Step 3 panel: render the third part of {조리 단계} with an air-fryer illustration, badge "3", and a clear temperature/time visual for 200℃ and 15분. - Step 4 panel: render the fourth part of {조리 단계} with a turning/finishing icon, badge "4", and a final plating note with a garnish sparkle accent. - Footer labels: place {보관팁}, {요리팁}, and {채널핸들} near the bottom edge as small recipe-note tags, plus page-style footer text "저장해두고 다시 보기". [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard Bold for {요리명} at large headline size, Pretendard Medium for badges and labels, Noto Sans KR for dense list text, and a hand-drawn Korean font accent for small callouts such as {요리팁} and {요약문구}. - Color palette: warm beige #F4EBDD, milk cream #FFF8EF, wood brown #8C6245, dark cocoa #4A3428, honey gold #C89B5C, muted olive #8A9B6E, roasted paprika #B85C38. - Border/shadow: soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 14% opacity; rounded cards with 18px radius; thin brown divider lines at 1px; photo card may have a subtle paper-edge shadow. - Decorative style: friendly food-blog stickers, tiny sparkles, olive leaves, sesame dots, measuring spoon icons, washi-tape corners, handwritten arrows, and small save/share micro icons, while keeping recipe information readable. - Editorial realism: include believable Korean microcopy such as "재료", "만드는 법", "TIP", "장보기 체크", "완성", "저장", "공유", and "오늘의 집밥 노트". [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: realistic food photography look, 50mm f/2.8 top-front angle for the hero dish, with crisp focus on glaze and texture; flat-lay style for ingredient and step icons. - Lighting: soft diffused window light from upper-left at about 45°, gentle fill from lower-right, subtle specular highlights on the finished chicken surface. - Color grade: warm beige and caramel grading with slightly boosted amber tones, natural greens for garnish, and low-contrast editorial clarity. - Material detail: tactile matte paper grain, slightly translucent cream blocks, real wooden tabletop texture, glossy sauce highlights, and small crumbs or sesame seeds that make the card feel photographed and designed rather than sterile. [6. MOOD] Korean home-cooking blog editorial — similar to a polished recipe post on 만개의 레시피, with a friendly warm tabletop aesthetic, practical saved-recipe card energy, handwritten kitchen notes, and clear step-by-step guidance. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확히 보여야 함. - "{요리명}" - "{재료}" - "{조리 단계}" - "{완성 사진 컨셉}" - "{난이도/시간}" - "{재료상세}" - "{요약문구}" - "{요리팁}" - "{보관팁}" - "{채널핸들}" - Layout invariant: the composition must clearly read as top title + large completed-dish photo + middle ingredient list + bottom 4-step instruction section. - All step numbers must appear as 1, 2, 3, 4 in order and be visually consistent. - Include realistic recipe-card micro text: "재료", "만드는 법", "TIP", "장보기 체크", "저장", "공유", "오늘의 집밥 노트". [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Missing or scrambled ingredient quantities and step order

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean modern cafe menu board for in-store use and Instagram sharing, portrait layout with a refined grid hierarchy, realistic cafe-branding details, and small illustrated accents. Designed to feel like a trendy Seoul cafe menu in the Anthracite / Fritz / Mok aesthetic, with readable category organization, a highlighted signature section, and practical shop information that makes the design feel like an actual printed menu card. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Vertical poster composition with the store name occupying the top 12–15% as a centered masthead, menu body filling the middle 70%, and a practical footer note area at the bottom 8–10%. - Background surface: warm beige paper or matte plaster texture in cream, with subtle wood-toned framing elements, soft sage accent lines, realistic paper grain, and faint print-press texture. - Use an elegant 2-column menu grid for category blocks and price alignment, with fine dividers, small section labels, and menu metadata that resembles a real Korean cafe counter menu. - Use {매장명}, {커피 메뉴}, {가격}, {시그니처·디저트}, {티·논커피}, {컨셉 톤}, {비율/사이즈} throughout the layout as the custom content. - Add realistic supporting information without introducing new placeholders: address line “서울 성동구 카페거리 24”, contact “02-1234-5678”, hours “매일 10:00–21:00”, takeout note “TAKE OUT 가능”, and small seasonal note “시즌 원두는 매장에 문의해 주세요”. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Header area (top 12–15%): set {매장명} as the primary title in a clean modern sans-serif, centered, with slightly expanded letter spacing. Add small English/Korean sublabels such as “SPECIALTY COFFEE · DESSERT”, “SINCE 2026”, and “오늘의 메뉴” beneath it, plus a thin horizontal divider line below. 2. Main menu grid (middle 35–55%): place {커피 메뉴} as the coffee category content and {가격} as the matching price column, aligned line-by-line with precise spacing, dot leaders, and subtle separators. Include realistic small labels around the list such as “COFFEE”, “HOT / ICE”, “ICE +500”, and “원두 선택 가능”. 3. Signature block (middle 20–30%, visually emphasized): present {시그니처·디저트} inside a soft rounded rectangle or outlined panel with a light sage tint, a very soft shadow, and a tiny illustrated coffee cup or dessert icon beside the title. Add short Korean callouts like “SIGNATURE”, “추천 메뉴”, and “매일 소량 준비” to make the block feel like a real cafe highlight. 4. Tea / non-coffee block (lower middle 15–20%): place {티·논커피} in a secondary block with slightly smaller type and a lighter line weight, maintaining the same grid rhythm as the coffee section. Add small labels such as “TEA & NON-COFFEE”, “카페인 없는 메뉴 표시”, and “우유 변경 +700”. 5. Decorative accents: add small line-art illustrations of a coffee cup, leaf, traditional Korean sweet, roasted coffee bean, and receipt-like tick marks near corners or separators. Use monochrome charcoal, muted olive, or sage so the accents support the hierarchy and feel integrated with the cafe brand. 6. Footer / style note area (bottom 8–10%): integrate a compact note strip that visually reflects {컨셉 톤}, and include practical shop details: “서울 성동구 카페거리 24”, “02-1234-5678”, “매일 10:00–21:00”, “@cafe_daily”, “영수증 리뷰 이벤트 진행 중”, and “{비율/사이즈}”. Add a tiny QR-code placeholder box and small social/share icon marks for Instagram-friendly realism. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for the main Korean text, weight 500–700 for headers and 400–500 for body, with 18–28 px for category titles and 12–18 px for menu lines; allow a restrained English mix in the same sans-serif family. - Color palette: beige #F3EBDD, cream #FAF7F0, warm wood #B68A5A, sage #A8B89A, charcoal #2E2E2E, muted olive #7E8B72. - Border/shadow: use thin 1–2 px charcoal or sage rules, hairline dividers, small rounded panels, and a very soft shadow (0px x-offset, 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 10–15% opacity) only on the signature panel. - Build the graphic language as a believable premium cafe menu: print-ready hierarchy, tactile paper grain, careful price alignment, realistic service notes, small editorial details, and cafe-counter signage energy. - Include tasteful decorative dividers, small item markers, category tabs, and subtle paper/ink imperfections that make the menu feel physically printed rather than sterile. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: flat-lay editorial design look, 50mm equivalent top-down composition feel, sharply legible poster typography rather than photographic depth. - Lighting: soft diffused window light from upper-left, with a faint reflected fill from lower-right, producing gentle paper texture visibility and low-contrast edges. - Color grade: warm cream + beige + sage with restrained charcoal text, inspired by contemporary Korean cafe branding and muted craft-paper printing. - Rendering details: make the menu look like a high-quality printed board or thick paper card photographed for an Instagram post, with realistic ink density, slight paper fibers, and gentle edge shadows. [6. MOOD] Trend-forward Korean cafe branding — a restrained Kinfolk-meets-Aesop editorial menu card with Seoul specialty cafe sensibility, enriched with practical shop details, friendly handwritten-style micro notes, and a warm neighborhood cafe atmosphere. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following strings must appear correctly and exactly as provided: - {매장명} - {커피 메뉴} - {가격} - {시그니처·디저트} - {티·논커피} - {컨셉 톤} - {비율/사이즈} - Additional Korean text should be correctly rendered and realistic, such as “오늘의 메뉴”, “추천 메뉴”, “서울 성동구 카페거리 24”, “매일 10:00–21:00”, “TAKE OUT 가능”, “ICE +500”, and “영수증 리뷰 이벤트 진행 중”. - Preserve clear category alignment and readable line spacing. - Signature section must remain visually emphasized above the other category blocks. - Prices must align clearly with item names, using dot leaders or consistent right-aligned columns. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 - ratio_note: {비율/사이즈} [1. PURPOSE] Korean lunchbox and side-dish shop menu board, portrait poster for in-store display, counter signage, delivery insert, and Instagram sharing. Create a warm neighborhood banchan-store price list with a large lunchbox menu section, side-dish price grid, seasonal set promotion, store information, order guidance, and small illustrated food motifs. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Poster is vertically stacked with a top title band (14%), a main lunchbox menu zone (36%), a side-dish grid zone (22%), a bottom set/seasonal promo and store-info zone (20%), plus slim divider areas between sections. - Center the shop name {매장명} in the header, add {상단 배지} above or beside it, and place {추천 문구} as a friendly subtitle under the title. - Background should feel like light beige menu paper with subtle warm wood texture accents, faint rice-grain speckles, and soft olive divider lines, using small illustrated lunchbox and side-dish motifs. - Organize the layout like a real printed shop menu: category labels, item rows, prices aligned on the right, small notes, contact line, address line, and ordering information at the bottom. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header band: place {매장명} as the largest text, centered, with a small illustrated lunchbox icon, spoon/chopsticks icon, and a thin olive divider line below. Include the visible text {상단 배지} and {추천 문구}. - Main lunchbox menu block: add a category heading “도시락 메뉴”, show {도시락 메뉴} in bold stacked lines, and place {가격} directly aligned to the right of each item for quick comparison. Add tiny tags such as “BEST”, “매콤”, “든든” where natural. - Side-dish grid block: add a category heading “반찬 단품”, arrange {반찬 단품} as a 2x2 rounded-card grid, each card with a tiny line-drawn side-dish bowl illustration, item name, and price. - Seasonal/set block: add a category heading “세트·시즌”, set {세트·시즌} inside a highlighted rounded rectangle with a slightly darker beige fill, a soft olive accent bar, and a small leaf/season motif. - Store information footer: include {매장 주소}, {연락처}, {영업시간}, and {주문 안내} in a realistic lower information strip with small phone, map-pin, clock, and shopping-bag icons. - Decorative menu details: add thin dividers, dotted separators between item names and prices, a small “포장 가능” label, a hand-drawn rice bowl, rolled omelet, kimchi bowl, lunchbox tray, spoon, chopsticks, and leaf graphics that support the home-style concept. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for all body text, Bold 700 for headings, Medium 500 for menu lines, and 42–64 px equivalent for the title depending on section. - Color palette: follow {컨셉 톤}; use beige #F4EBDD, warm cream #FFF8EF, olive #7A8B5A, muted brown #8B6B4A, dark charcoal #2E2A27, soft sage #B7C6A1, and a muted red accent #B85C4A for BEST or seasonal labels. - Border/shadow: use 1.5px olive dividers, rounded corners 18px, and a soft drop shadow with 0px x-offset, 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 12% opacity. - Menu realism: prices should use Korean won formatting with commas, item rows should have dotted leader lines or right-aligned price columns, and footer information should resemble a real local shop menu flyer. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: front-facing graphic poster composition with an orthographic layout feel, like a clean menu board photographed with a 50mm lens at f/5.6 for minimal distortion. - Lighting: even soft indoor light, as if lit by a large diffused window from upper-left with very mild fill on the right, no harsh highlights. - Color grade: warm beige + olive + wood brown with slightly muted saturation, print-friendly and calm, similar to a modern Korean neighborhood deli menu. - Material feel: matte printed paper, subtle fiber texture, gentle wood-counter warmth behind the poster edges, crisp vector-style food illustrations. [6. MOOD] A tidy Korean home-style lunchbox shop menu board with a gentle editorial retail feel, like a warm neighborhood banchan store that prepares fresh lunchboxes every morning, with approachable pricing and friendly in-store signage. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following strings must appear exactly as written: {매장명}, {도시락 메뉴}, {가격}, {반찬 단품}, {세트·시즌}, {매장 주소}, {연락처}, {영업시간}, {주문 안내}. - Render these Korean labels clearly where appropriate: “도시락 메뉴”, “반찬 단품”, “세트·시즌”, “오늘의 추천”, “포장 가능”, “전화 주문”. - Keep all Korean characters crisp and correctly formed; no broken jamo, no mixed-up spacing, and no illegible price formatting. - Maintain a clear hierarchy: title largest, lunchbox menu next, side-dish cards smaller, seasonal set and store information clearly readable at the bottom. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Missing or malformed Korean prices - Photographic food realism that conflicts with the illustrated home-style concept

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] High-end Korean restaurant menu board for a hansik omakase-style set meal, vertically composed for print-ready use and premium tabletop display. A refined luxury Korean dining menu with structured pricing, tactile hanji texture, elegant calligraphy accents, realistic restaurant information, and polished fine-dining identity details. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - The page is a vertical 1024x1536 print menu with a balanced editorial grid; top title zone occupies about 16%, main menu body 68%, and footer information zone 16%. - Background treatment: warm hanji paper texture in off-white with visible subtle fiber grain, softly uneven handmade-paper tone, and a premium matte print surface. - Layout should feel airy, formal, and complete, with clear separation between course set, course composition, à la carte specials, alcohol section, and venue details. - Add refined menu-board realism: thin dividers, small section labels, price alignment, a reservation note, address/contact line, and a small seasonal phrase. - Use {매장명}, {코스메뉴}, {코스구성}, {단품별미}, {주류목록}, {계절문구}, {주소}, {연락처}, {영업시간}, {예약안내}, {컨셉톤}, {비율사이즈} placeholders. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header zone (top 16%): set {매장명} as the main title, centered, with strong visual hierarchy and a restrained ink-and-gold treatment. - Subtitle line: place a thin gold divider rule beneath the title, then add {계절문구} in small elegant Korean serif type, centered under the divider. - Add a small upper-corner menu identity detail such as “SEASONAL HANSIK COURSE” and “오늘의 차림” in fine uppercase/small Korean label styling. - Course menu block: arrange {코스메뉴} in a neat premium boxed section with each course line stacked; align prices consistently to the right in a small sans-serif style while item names remain prominent. - Course composition block: place {코스구성} directly below the course box as a compact formal list, using refined separators, small dots, or slash spacing that feels precise and restaurant-menu appropriate. - À la carte block: set {단품별미} in a 2-column grid with clear item-price pairing, tidy baseline alignment, and a small section heading such as “단품과 별미”. - Alcohol block: place {주류목록} in a separate lower section with smaller type, aligned to the same grid, using a subtle divider and label such as “전통주와 곁들임”. - Footer area: include {주소}, {연락처}, {영업시간}, and {예약안내} as real restaurant information; add a small horizontal divider and a discreet decorative traditional pattern accent in muted gold. - Styling cue insertion: apply {컨셉톤} throughout the layout as the visual direction for type, spacing, material feel, dividers, and small ornamental details. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use a refined Korean serif such as Noto Serif KR or Nanum Myeongjo for headers, paired with Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for prices, footer details, and small labels; title weight bold to semibold, body weight regular to medium, price size about 65-75% of item names. - Color palette: deep ink black #111111, muted gold #B8944B, warm ivory #F6F1E7, soft stone beige #DDD4C5, subtle charcoal #2A2A2A, and a faint rice-paper gray #E8E0D2. - Border/shadow: use thin rules in gold or charcoal, hairline section dividers, and very soft flat shadow only where paper layering is implied, like 2px y-offset, 6px blur, 10% opacity. - Use restrained gold accents for separators, title embellishment, section labels, small geometric hanok-inspired ornaments, and the footer pattern; keep primary menu text ink-black for clear readability. - Prices must look typeset, not handwritten; align currency-free Korean restaurant pricing consistently with commas. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: flat editorial poster look, simulated as a top-down print design captured with a 50mm normal lens aesthetic, no perspective distortion, no 3D mockup framing. - Lighting: diffuse museum-like overhead light with even tonal distribution, no glare, no strong reflections, no dramatic shadows. - Color grade: warm ivory + ink black + subdued antique gold, with slightly desaturated paper tones and crisp contrast for legibility. [6. MOOD] Luxury Korean fine-dining menu — a restrained editorial aesthetic inspired by traditional hanok hospitality, contemporary Seoul tasting-menu restaurants, premium hotel stationery, handmade paper craft, and calm ceremonial dining. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following strings must appear exactly as written: “고요한 식탁”, “기본 정식 35,000 / 정성 정식 55,000 / 한정 코스 80,000”, “죽 / 전 / 구이 / 조림 / 찌개 / 밥과 반찬 / 후식”, “갈비찜 28,000 / 보쌈 22,000 / 갓김치 8,000”, “전통주 안동소주 / 배혜 막걸리 / 백화 청주”, “계절의 결을 담은 오늘의 한상”, “서울 종로구 북촌로 12길 8”, “02-734-0521”, “매일 12:00–21:30”, “예약 권장 · 마지막 주문 20:30”, “먹·골드·세리프 폰트 단정, 한지 텍스처, 정갈한 그리드”, “세로 1024x1536”. - Korean text rendering must preserve spacing, punctuation, slashes, middle dots, en dash, commas, and all jamo correctly without broken characters. - All menu sections should align cleanly to the grid; prices, address, contact, and operating hours must remain legible and consistent in size across sections. - The final image must read as a complete premium Korean restaurant menu, not a blank stationery sheet. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters or garbled menu text - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likenesses

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

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 배달앱 카테고리 헤더 배너 디자인. 한식·치킨·중식·일식·디저트·카페·분식·야식 등 카테고리별로 바로 인식되는 앱 상단 프로모션 배너이며, 실제 앱 홈 화면에 들어갈 수 있는 풍성한 프로모션형 카테고리 배너로 제작. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - 전체 레이아웃은 가로형 배너 비율로 구성하고, 왼쪽 58~62%는 {대표 음식}이 맛있게 보이는 메인 푸드 비주얼, 오른쪽 38~42%는 {배너 카피}와 주문 유도 UI가 들어가는 헤더 영역으로 분리. - 배경은 {컬러 톤}을 기반으로 한 카테고리 컬러 패널로 만들고, 매트한 앱 카드 표면 위에 은은한 종이 질감, 소프트 그레인, 살짝 비치는 라운드 패턴을 더해 실제 모바일 배너처럼 보이게. - 대표 음식은 {대표 음식}이 한눈에 읽히도록 3~4개 주요 음식 오브젝트를 입체적으로 배치하고, 소스 윤기, 튀김 결, 밥알, 토핑, 크림, 김가루, 참깨, 채소 고명 등 카테고리에 맞는 실제 식감 디테일을 살림. - 음식 주변에는 작은 소스 종지, 젓가락, 포크, 냅킨, 배달 포장 박스 조각, 영수증 모서리, 스티커 라벨 등 배달앱에서 자연스러운 소품을 일부 배치해 현실감을 높임. - 헤더 텍스트 영역은 상단 카테고리 라벨, 중앙 굵은 카피, 하단 쿠폰·배달 시간·평점 칩이 자연스럽게 이어지는 구조로 구성하고, {카테고리}가 화면 첫 인상에서 즉시 인식되도록 크게 표시. - 오른쪽 하단에는 작은 CTA 버튼 형태로 ‘지금 주문’, ‘인기 메뉴 보기’, ‘오늘의 할인’ 중 하나를 넣고, 배달앱 UI처럼 둥근 버튼과 아이콘을 사용. - 작은 일러스트 doodle은 별, 스파클, 손그림 포크/숟가락, 매운맛 불꽃, 달콤한 하트, 바삭한 번개 모양 등 카테고리 감성을 보강하는 요소로 음식과 카피 주변에 리듬감 있게 배치. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Background layer: {컬러 톤}을 기반으로 한 카테고리 전용 배경을 채우고, 모서리는 배달앱 UI용 라운드 카드 패널처럼 처리. 배경에는 아주 미세한 프린트 그레인, 반투명 원형 패턴, 카테고리별 아이콘 패턴을 넣어 앱 배너의 밀도를 높임. 2) Main hero zone: {대표 음식}을 중앙-left에 큼직하게 배치하고, 음식 접시 또는 포장 용기가 살짝 비스듬히 놓인 듯한 product editorial composition으로 구성. 일부 음식은 앞뒤로 살짝 겹쳐 깊이감을 만들고, 소스 튐, 김, 참깨, 허브, 설탕 파우더, 치즈 가루 같은 작은 디테일을 더함. 3) Header copy zone: 오른쪽 상단 또는 중앙 상단에 {배너 카피}를 배치하고, 굵은 타이틀과 작은 보조 문구의 위계가 즉시 보이도록 구성. 보조 문구 예시: ‘오늘 주문하면 2,000원 할인’, ‘따뜻하게 도착하는 인기 메뉴’, ‘지금 가장 많이 찾는 맛’. 4) Category cue zone: {카테고리}를 짧은 라벨 또는 pill badge 형태로 상단에 넣고, 옆에는 작은 카테고리 아이콘을 배치. 예: ‘한식 BEST’, ‘치킨 특가’, ‘디저트 픽’, ‘카페 인기’ 같은 짧은 한국어 태그를 함께 사용할 수 있음. 5) Delivery info zone: 하단에는 실제 배달앱 배너처럼 ‘평균 28분 배달’, ‘리뷰 4.8’, ‘쿠폰 적용 가능’, ‘포장 가능’ 같은 작은 정보 칩 2~3개를 둥근 캡슐 형태로 배치. 6) Decorative accents: 음식 주변에 작은 별, 라인, 스파클, 손그림 포크/숟가락 doodle, 쿠폰 조각, 배달 스티커, 미니 영수증 라벨을 배치하여 앱 프로모션 배너 특유의 생동감을 더함. 7) App UI realism: 가장자리에는 실제 앱 화면에 들어간 듯한 카드 그림자, 작고 또렷한 페이지 인디케이터 점 3개, ‘AD’ 또는 ‘추천’ 마이크로 라벨, 할인 쿠폰 태그를 넣어 실사용 배너 느낌을 강화. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard Bold for the main headline, Pretendard Medium for subtext, size hint 54–72px for title and 22–28px for secondary text, tight but readable line spacing. Category label and coupon chips use Pretendard SemiBold 18–24px. - Korean text hierarchy: {배너 카피}는 가장 크게, {카테고리}는 카테고리 pill badge로 명확하게, {대표 음식}은 음식명 라벨 또는 작은 메뉴 태그로 자연스럽게 표시. - Color palette: {컬러 톤}에 맞춘 선명한 카테고리 팔레트 사용. 예: 한식은 red #D43B2E + warm yellow #F2C94C + off-white #FFF6E8, 치킨은 golden yellow #F5C542 + red #E53935 + dark brown #3A2418, 일식은 black #111111 + vermilion #D62828 + ivory #F7F3EA. - Border/shadow: 음식 오브젝트에는 soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 16% opacity; 텍스트 카드와 쿠폰 칩에는 얕은 shadow와 1px 하이라이트를 넣어 터치 가능한 앱 UI처럼 보이게. - Surface finish: 전반은 매끈한 광고용이 아니라 약간의 프린트 질감이 느껴지는 매트한 배너 표면. 음식은 과장된 플라스틱 광택이 아니라 실제 촬영된 듯한 수분감, 바삭함, 따뜻한 김, 소스 농도를 표현. - Layout detail: {레이아웃}의 방향성을 유지하되, 배달앱에서 흔히 보이는 쿠폰 스티커, 정보 칩, CTA 버튼, 작은 카테고리 아이콘을 함께 배치해 실제 서비스 배너처럼 완성. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 35mm product editorial look, slightly elevated front view with mild perspective, crisp food-commercial framing like a modern app promo shot. - Lighting: soft studio key light from upper-left at 45°, gentle fill from right, soft contact shadows under plates, boxes, stickers, and UI chips so the layout feels physically layered. - Color grade: saturated but clean commercial grade, warm reds and yellows with controlled highlights, no neon bloom, no artificial bokeh wash. - Food rendering: realistic commercial food photography texture, visible steam only when appropriate, crisp edges on fried items, natural sauce highlights, readable toppings, appetizing but not over-retouched. - UI finish: rounded mobile-card design, tactile coupon labels, small icons, tiny page dots, micro shadows, clear Korean typography suitable for a 1536x1024 app hero banner. [6. MOOD] Fast, reliable food-delivery app hero banner — modern Korean delivery platform editorial with appetizing food realism, lively coupon energy, and a polished commercial UI feel. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확한 한글로 보여야 함. - {카테고리} - {배너 카피} - {대표 음식} - Supporting Korean microcopy can be added and must be legible, short, and natural for a delivery app: ‘오늘 주문하면 2,000원 할인’, ‘평균 28분 배달’, ‘리뷰 4.8’, ‘쿠폰 적용 가능’, ‘인기 메뉴 모아보기’, ‘지금 주문’. - 음식 종류는 해당 카테고리와 일치해야 하며, 한식 배너에 치킨·디저트가 섞이는 등 카테고리 혼합이 보이면 안 됨. - 배너는 앱 상단 헤더용이므로 {배너 카피}, {카테고리}, CTA 버튼, 쿠폰 정보가 모바일 화면에서도 또렷하게 읽혀야 함. - {비주얼 컨셉}과 {레이아웃}의 방향을 유지하면서 실제 배달앱 프로모션처럼 음식, 정보 칩, 쿠폰 태그, 작은 UI 요소가 조화롭게 보여야 함. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] 배달앱 주문 완료 후의 영수증·주문 확인 화면을 실제 사용자가 받은 화면처럼 사실적으로 보이게 하는 세로형 UI/print mockup 이미지. 스마트폰 앱 캡처 느낌과 살짝 질감이 살아 있는 종이 영수증을 한 화면에 결합해, 주문 직후의 생활감 있는 배달 확인 장면을 만든다. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main receipt/order card takes about 68% of the frame height, centered vertically with slight top bias; the card edge is crisp and square-like, while lower edge에는 영수증 종이처럼 미세한 커팅 라인과 아주 약한 말림이 보이게 한다. - Background is warm off-white to very light gray paper/table surface (#F4F2EE) with realistic fine paper grain, faint shadows, and subtle delivery-context details such as a kraft paper bag corner, a disposable chopstick sleeve, and a tiny sauce packet edge partially visible around the card without covering text. - Use {비율} as the overall framing guide; keep the receipt large enough for every Korean line to be legible, with the surrounding surface acting as a realistic photographed document environment. - Apply {UI 톤} to the app-like elements: top status/header bar, order status badge, small action buttons, and receipt dividers should feel like a real Korean delivery-app order confirmation screen rather than a blank template. - Place {매장명} as the top receipt header, followed by {주문번호·시간}, then {주문 내역}, then {배달 정보}, and end with {사장님 메시지} near the bottom as a small handwritten note. - Add realistic receipt/app details around the required content: small Korean labels such as “주문 완료”, “결제 완료”, “영수증”, “배달 진행 상황”, “가게 요청사항”, “카드 결제”, a short barcode/QR-style area, app-safe micro icons, subtotal/tax-style divider rows using the same total amount, and a tiny customer-service line like “문의는 앱 고객센터에서 확인하세요”. - The whole layout should read as one continuous order confirmation receipt block with aligned rows, thin gray divider lines, thermal-paper texture, app UI modules, and believable small-print metadata. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) App header zone (top 8%): include a generic mobile status bar at the very top with tiny time/battery/signal marks, then a Korean screen title “주문 완료” and a small rounded status chip “배달 준비 중”. Keep it integrated with the receipt card rather than a separate device frame. 2) Header zone (next 12%): {매장명} in bold receipt-style Korean text, centered or slightly left-aligned, with small store metadata beneath it such as “배달앱 영수증”, “매장 주문 확인”, and a tiny non-official receipt barcode strip on the right edge. 3) Order info zone (next 18%): {주문번호·시간} in smaller monospaced-like black text, separated by thin gray rules. Add realistic companion labels: “주문 채널 앱 주문”, “결제 수단 카드 결제”, “상태 결제 완료”. 4) Item list zone (middle 30%): {주문 내역} broken into receipt-style rows with clear spacing, left-aligned item names and right-aligned prices. Preserve the exact required item names, quantities, and total amount; add divider labels such as “메뉴”, “금액”, “합계” and a bold final total row. 5) Delivery info zone (next 17%): {배달 정보} presented as compact multiline details, visually similar to an order confirmation panel on a delivery app. Include small generic delivery icons or bullet markers, a simple progress line with Korean steps “접수 → 조리중 → 배달중 → 도착예정”, and a subtle map-pin style label without adding a real address. 6) Message zone (bottom 10%): {사장님 메시지} as a small handwritten-style note on a lightly tinted memo strip, slightly lighter than the main text, with the quote preserved exactly. Add a tiny label “사장님 메시지” above it. 7) Footer and surface details (bottom 5%): include small receipt footer copy such as “감사합니다”, “앱에서 주문 내역을 다시 확인할 수 있어요”, a compact barcode/receipt ID graphic, page-like thermal paper grain, and soft edge shadow showing the card lifted from the background. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for UI-like text, weight 500–700 for headers, 300–400 for body lines; receipt metadata can use a monospaced OCR-like Korean-compatible style; handwritten note can mimic a casual pen style. Size hierarchy should be clear: app title/header 30–36px, store name 34–42px, body 20–24px, metadata 14–18px, note 16–18px. - Color palette: black #111111 text, gray line #CFCFCF, off-white #F4F2EE background, soft cool gray #E7E7E7 for secondary separators, warm receipt white #FFFDF8, gentle accent derived from {UI 톤} for status chips/buttons while keeping the main receipt readable. - Border/shadow: thin 1px gray rules, soft drop shadow 0px 8px 24px rgba(0,0,0,0.08), clean paper edge with slight lift from background, realistic micro creases, paper grain, and subtle thermal-print unevenness. - Layout details should resemble a real Korean delivery-app order receipt: compact spacing, aligned price column, app-style rounded panels, small icons, tiny barcode area, footer microcopy, and plausible customer-facing labels. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: top-down product/document capture look, equivalent to a 50mm lens at f/5.6 for minimal distortion and crisp text reproduction. - Lighting: soft diffused studio light from upper-left at 45°, very gentle fill from right, natural contact shadows from the receipt card and surrounding delivery objects, no harsh highlights. - Color grade: neutral white balance with slightly warm paper tone, black text kept deep and legible, realistic Korean app-screenshot + thermal receipt print texture. - Rendering: high-resolution photorealistic mockup, sharp typography, believable paper fibers, slight edge curl, very fine printing noise, realistic alignment imperfections that still preserve legibility. [6. MOOD] Real delivery-app receipt mockup — a clean but lived-in order confirmation scene on a warm tabletop, like a freshly delivered meal receipt captured for an app store preview, customer support guide, or product documentation screen. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확히 보여야 함. - {매장명}: 혜민이네 분식 - {주문 내역}: 제육덮밥 9,900 × 1 / 콜라 1,500 / 배달비 3,000 / 총 14,400 - {주문번호·시간}: 주문번호 #20260429-1428 / 결제 시간 2026.04.29 18:42 - {배달 정보}: 배달 예상 시간 35분 / 받는 분 김혜민 / 010-XXXX-XXXX - {사장님 메시지}: "맛있게 드셔주세요 ❤️" — 작은 손글씨 - All Korean characters must be sharp and unbroken; text should remain fully legible as a real receipt/app mockup. - Preserve the required order hierarchy and exact prices while enriching only the surrounding UI labels, receipt metadata, barcode-like graphics, and realistic tabletop context. - Any added Korean microcopy must be short, plausible for a delivery app, and secondary to the required placeholder text. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 배달앱에 올리는 영업시간·휴무 안내 카드. 1:1 정사각형 정보형 포스터로, 사용자가 주문 전 운영시간, 휴무일, 배달 마감, 포장 가능 여부, 문의 정보를 즉시 확인할 수 있는 실제 배달앱 매장 공지 이미지처럼 제작한다. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - 중앙 메인 정보 블록이 프레임의 70%를 차지하고, 상단에는 {매장명}을 헤더로 배치한다. - 전체 이미지는 배달앱 공지 카드 화면처럼 구성한다: 상단 상태 배지, 매장명 헤더, 운영 안내 본문, 하단 주문 전 체크 문구와 매장 연락 정보가 자연스럽게 이어지도록 한다. - 상단에는 {상태배지}, "TODAY NOTICE", 작은 앱 알림 점, 업데이트 날짜 {업데이트일}, 공지 코드 {공지코드}를 배치해 실제 매장 공지 업로드 화면처럼 보이게 한다. - 하단에는 영업시간, 휴무일, 배달 시간을 구분된 섹션으로 나누어 세로 정렬하고, 각 섹션에 라벨 탭, 아이콘, 강조 칩, 짧은 안내 문구를 붙인다. - 배경은 화이트 계열의 매끈한 종이 질감 또는 아주 옅은 그리드 패턴으로 처리하고, 실제 매장 공지판처럼 작은 스티커 라벨, 구분선, 아이콘, 앱 UI 마이크로 요소를 더해 정보 밀도를 높인다. - 시계·달력 일러스트 + 매장 로고 + 정보 정렬이 조화를 이루도록, 각 정보 블록마다 작은 아이콘과 라벨 탭을 붙여 사용자가 빠르게 구분할 수 있게 한다. - {비주얼} 요소는 헤더 주변 또는 각 섹션 옆에 작은 아이콘/일러스트로 배치하고, 배달 봉투, 타이머, 캘린더, 오픈 사인, 영수증 메모, 말풍선 안내 스티커 같은 동네 매장 분위기의 그래픽을 함께 사용한다. - 카드 하단에는 "주문 전 꼭 확인해주세요", "{포장여부}", "{배달지역}", "{문의전화}", "{매장주소}" 같은 현실적인 보조 정보를 작은 글씨로 배치한다. - 실제 배달앱 카드처럼 하단 유틸리티 바에 "♡ 저장", "↗ 공유", "리뷰 {리뷰평점}", "대표 {대표메뉴}", "{쿠폰문구}"를 넣어 사용자가 앱에서 보는 공지 이미지의 맥락을 살린다. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header area (top 18%): {매장명}을 가장 크게 배치하고, 왼쪽에는 작은 원형 매장 로고 또는 모노그램, 오른쪽에는 "배달앱 공지" / "TODAY NOTICE" / {상태배지} 배지를 넣는다. 아래에 얇은 구분선과 작은 크레딧 텍스트 "운영 안내 · {업데이트일} 업데이트"를 넣어 제목과 본문을 분리한다. - Notice meta row: 헤더 바로 아래에 작은 캡슐형 UI로 "공지번호 {공지코드}", "오늘 주문 가능", "대표 {대표메뉴}"를 나란히 배치하고, 작은 알림 벨 아이콘과 체크 아이콘을 더한다. - Info block 1 (middle 28%): "영업시간" 라벨과 {영업시간}을 한 줄 또는 두 줄로 정돈된 카드 형태로 배치한다. 시계 아이콘, "OPEN" 태그, 작은 강조 문구 "브레이크 타임 확인"을 함께 넣는다. - Info block 2 (middle 24%): "휴무일" 라벨과 {휴무일}을 대비되는 박스에 넣어 시각적으로 구분한다. 캘린더 아이콘, 월요일 표시 마커, "정기 휴무" 스탬프형 라벨을 함께 배치한다. - Info block 3 (bottom 18%): "배달 시간" 라벨과 {배달마감정보}를 강조 색상으로 표시해 주문 마감 정보를 빠르게 읽게 한다. 배달 오토바이 또는 종이봉투 아이콘, "LAST ORDER" 태그, "마감 전 여유 주문" 안내 문구를 추가한다. - Bottom utility strip: 하단 8–10% 영역에 작은 앱 UI 바처럼 "♡ 저장", "↗ 공유", "리뷰 {리뷰평점}", "{문의전화}", "{매장주소}"를 배치해 실제 배달앱 카드처럼 보이게 한다. - Service chips: 하단 또는 우측 가장자리에는 작은 칩 형태로 "{포장여부}", "{배달지역}", "{쿠폰문구}"를 배치하고, 배달비/거리/포장 아이콘처럼 보이는 마이크로 그래픽을 추가한다. - Visual accents: {비주얼}을 정보 블록 옆의 선화 아이콘, 캘린더 마크, 시계 마크로 처리하고, 작은 체크 표시, 라벨 스티커, 점선 디바이더, 포인트 컬러 칩을 더해 풍부한 안내 카드 느낌을 만든다. - Layout guidance: {레이아웃}에 맞춰 모든 텍스트는 중앙 정렬 또는 좌측 정렬 중 하나로 일관되게 유지하고, 섹션 간 간격은 읽기 편하게 조정하되 실제 공지 카드처럼 필요한 보조 정보가 충분히 들어가도록 구성한다. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, 제목은 Bold 28–34px, 본문은 Medium 18–22px, 숫자/시간 표기는 SemiBold로 강조. 보조 정보와 앱 UI 텍스트는 11–14px 수준의 작은 글씨로 넣는다. - Color palette: {컬러톤}을 기준으로 화이트 #FFFFFF, 차콜 #2B2B2B, 포인트 컬러 1종(브랜드 시그니처 색상)을 중심으로 사용하고, 보조 배경에는 아주 옅은 크림/그레이 톤과 포인트 컬러의 10–20% 틴트를 섞는다. - Border/shadow: 카드형 박스에 1px 라인, 아주 약한 6px blur shadow, 10–12% opacity로 또렷하지만 가벼운 느낌 유지. 각 섹션에는 라운드 코너, 얇은 디바이더, 작은 라벨 탭을 사용한다. - Realistic detail: 실제 배달앱에 업로드된 매장 공지처럼 상단 알림 배지, 업데이트 날짜, 영수증 느낌의 작은 코드 "{공지코드}", 앱 아이콘형 저장/공유 버튼, 문의 전화와 주소 라인을 포함한다. - Text hierarchy: {매장명}과 시간 정보가 가장 먼저 보이고, 보조 문구는 작은 크기와 낮은 대비로 배치해 정보 우선순위를 분명히 한다. - Korean UI realism: 숫자, 물결표, 괄호, 콜론, 전화번호 하이픈을 선명하게 렌더링하고, 실제 앱 공지처럼 라벨 색상과 본문 색상을 구분한다. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: flat graphic poster style, no photography; clean vector layout with crisp edges and uniform spacing, rendered as a realistic delivery-app announcement card with subtle paper texture and app UI details. - Lighting: soft studio-like even illumination 느낌의 평면 디자인, 카드 박스와 라벨에는 매우 부드러운 그림자와 은은한 하이라이트를 넣어 실제 디지털 카드가 화면에 떠 있는 듯한 깊이를 준다. - Color grade: clean white + charcoal base with a single accent tone, print-ready informational palette, {컬러톤}에 맞춘 따뜻한 로컬 매장 분위기. - Surface detail: 배경에는 가벼운 종이 섬유 질감, 약한 그리드, 작은 점선 디바이더, 영수증 메모 질감, 스티커 라벨의 미세한 그림자를 넣어 배달앱 공지 이미지의 현실감을 높인다. [6. MOOD] Korean neighborhood snack shop delivery-app notice card — friendly local store schedule board, practical app notice, warm neighborhood service tone, clear and trustworthy ordering information, realistic mobile commerce announcement. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 표시할 문자열: "{매장명}", "영업시간", "휴무일", "배달 시간", "{영업시간}", "{휴무일}", "{배달마감정보}". - 추가로 자연스럽게 표시할 수 있는 한국어 보조 문구: "배달앱 공지", "TODAY NOTICE", "{상태배지}", "주문 전 꼭 확인해주세요", "{포장여부}", "{배달지역}", "운영 안내 · {업데이트일} 업데이트", "{문의전화}", "{매장주소}", "♡ 저장", "↗ 공유", "리뷰 {리뷰평점}", "대표 {대표메뉴}", "{쿠폰문구}", "공지번호 {공지코드}". - 모든 시간 표기는 숫자와 기호가 깨지지 않도록 선명하게 렌더링한다. - 레이아웃은 정보형 카드 구조를 유지하고, 텍스트는 과도한 왜곡 없이 명확하게 읽혀야 한다. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized person likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Korean delivery-app loyalty stamp card, compact reward tracker, social-media-ready 1:1 card design. A practical stamp-progress card for repeated orders, with clear reward milestone, real shop identity, delivery-app contact details, small menu/pricelist content, and believable printed paper presence. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main card fills 88% of the square frame, photographed as a realistic printed loyalty card for a neighborhood snack shop and delivery-app regular-customer program. - Top header band occupies about 16% of height, reward info block 18%, stamp grid 46%, and shop/menu/contact footer 20%. - Background uses {컬러 톤} with visible kraft paper fiber texture, tiny ink speckles, faint handling marks, and warm off-white paper highlights. - Compose the design with practical mobile readability: rounded card corners, thin rule dividers, small sticker-like tags, receipt-style micro text, and a compact app-promo layout that feels used in real delivery packaging. - Around the card edge, allow subtle contextual tabletop details such as a partial delivery receipt corner, a small red sauce stain, or a blurred chopstick sleeve, while keeping the stamp card as the clear focal subject. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header area (top 16%): place the title as a crisp loyalty-card masthead for “혜민이네 분식”, add the handle “@혜민이네”, and include a small date/issue label such as “2026 단골 적립 카드 · VOL.03”. Add a tiny app-style label “배달 단골 전용”. - Reward strip (upper-middle 18%): show {진행 상태} as a compact progress note, visually separated by a thin rule, stamp-line divider, and small Korean badges like “오늘도 적립 완료” and “포장·배달 공통”. Use {혜택} as the main reward promise. - Stamp grid (center 46%): render {비주얼} as a 10-cell array, with 3 vivid red stamp marks filled and 7 empty outlined cells. Each cell may have small numerals 01–10, with the first 3 stamped using imperfect ink edges, pressure variance, and slight rotation like hand-applied shop stamps. - Progress emphasis: make the filled stamps clearly countable, slightly imperfect, and tactile with ink absorption into kraft paper; empty cells should have thin charcoal outlines and faint dotted guide marks. - Footer info (bottom 20%): set {매장 정보} in a neat small-type block, including “02-XXXX-XXXX”, an address-style line, delivery hours, and contact handle. Add a compact mini menu/pricelist panel with realistic Korean items and prices such as “떡볶이 ₩4,500”, “순대 ₩5,000”, “김밥 ₩3,500”, “튀김 ₩4,000”. - Include a small non-functional QR-code-like square or app check-in box labeled “적립 확인”, plus tiny save/share/order micro icons drawn as simple UI symbols. - Reflect {레이아웃} through balanced proportions, practical spacing, strong hierarchy, decorative dividers, and a believable printed coupon-card arrangement. - Overall composition should feel like a real delivery-app promo loyalty card from an indie neighborhood snack shop, with the stamp system, reward copy, shop identity, menu details, and contact information all contributing to a lived-in printed design. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard and Noto Sans KR mix; title bold 700 at large size, reward text medium 600, body text 500 to regular 400, footer small 300–400 with tight but readable tracking. - Color palette: kraft beige, red stamp ink, charcoal text, off-white paper highlights; use hex approximations like #D8C3A5, #C73A34, #2E2A27, #F5EFE6. - Border/shadow: thin charcoal outer line, softly worn card edge, natural paper-shadow 0px 4px 12px 15% opacity, and faint offset ink registration for print realism. - Add small realistic production details: tiny crop-mark style ticks, receipt-number text, subtle divider ornaments, hand-stamped imperfections, and light paper grain. - Keep the stamp graphics slightly imperfect, with subtle ink absorption edges and natural pressure variance. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: top-down product mockup look, 50mm lens equivalent at f/5.6 for clean flat composition and minimal perspective distortion. - Lighting: soft studio light from upper-left at 45°, gentle fill from lower-right, even paper texture visibility without harsh shadows. - Color grade: warm kraft beige with muted red accent and charcoal contrast, slightly desaturated for print-ready editorial clarity. - Rendering: realistic paper stock, visible fiber, tiny ink bleed, slight corner wear, and natural shadows on a warm tabletop so it reads as a photographed physical card rather than a sterile digital template. [6. MOOD] Indie neighborhood 분식집 loyalty card — warm kraft stationery, friendly delivery-app coupon design, casual local-shop charm, and practical Korean snack-bar menu energy. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문구: "혜민이네 분식", "@혜민이네", "02-XXXX-XXXX", "현재 3/10 도장", "10번 주문 시 떡볶이 1인분 무료 / 또는 5번 시 음료 무료·VIP 등급". - Additional readable Korean details may include: "2026 단골 적립 카드", "배달 단골 전용", "오늘도 적립 완료", "적립 확인", "떡볶이 ₩4,500", "순대 ₩5,000", "김밥 ₩3,500", "튀김 ₩4,000", "매일 11:00–22:00". - Stamp count must clearly read as a 10-cell system with 3 filled and 7 empty when showing {진행 상태}. - All Korean characters must be clean and unbroken, with no garbled glyphs. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 배달앱 사장님이 고객 리뷰에 남기는 답글/인사 카드용 정사각형 소셜 이미지. 리뷰 감사, 재주문 환영, 생일 축하, 신메뉴 안내, 휴무 알림까지 모두 대응하는 따뜻한 손편지 스타일의 텍스트 카드이며, 실제 음식점에서 포장 봉투 위에 올려 촬영한 듯한 현실적인 감사 메모 비주얼로 만든다. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Create a 1:1 square card composition using {레이아웃}: a handwritten reply card placed on warm kraft paper or soft ivory paper, photographed as a realistic top-down stationery flat lay. - The central message block occupies about 55-60% of the frame and must be the first readable element. Place {사장님 메시지} in the center or slightly upper-left, with natural handwritten line breaks. - At the top, show {메시지 종류} as a small capsule label, receipt-style tag, or taped memo strip. Add tiny supporting text such as “오늘의 답글 카드”, “소중한 리뷰에 답장드려요”, “ORDER NOTE”, “주문 #A-142”, or “2026.05.01” to make it feel like a real restaurant reply card. - Place {시그니처} at the lower-right as a small handwritten signature. Nearby, add tiny shop-note details such as “@hyemin_kitchen”, “다음 주문도 따뜻하게 준비할게요”, “배달완료 18:42”, or “Thank you note”. - Enrich the card with natural restaurant-delivery details: a partial delivery receipt peeking from one edge, a kraft envelope corner, a small paper sticker, washi tape, faint sauce-safe paper texture, a soft coffee/tea ring, tiny heart or steam icons, and a small sketched bowl or spoon illustration. - Keep the card warm and readable, with believable paper fibers, ink pressure, slight edge curl, subtle tape shadows, and small imperfections that make it feel genuinely handmade by a shop owner. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Top label area (10-14%): Render {메시지 종류} in a small handwritten label or thin sans-serif capsule. Add a short date/order strip such as “2026년 5월 1일”, “리뷰 답글”, “주문 메모”, or “No. 0247” beside it. Use a thin dotted divider, masking tape strip, or receipt perforation line under the label. - Main message area (52-60%): Render {사장님 메시지} as the largest text, using a legible handwritten brush-pen or neat memo style. Use warm charcoal or muted brown ink with slight natural ink spread. Let line spacing feel like a real note written on a card. - Review context accents: Add a small five-star row “★★★★★”, a tiny caption “리뷰 남겨주셔서 감사합니다”, and a small speech-bubble tag like “단골 환영” or “다음에도 또 만나요” near the message without competing with it. - Decorative micro-illustration area (corners and edges): Include small food-related doodles based on {비주얼}, such as a steaming bowl, rice spoon, coffee cup, dumpling, chicken box, cake slice, or new-menu sparkle icon. Add subtle heart stickers, star stamps, mini arrows, or hand-drawn underlines. - Signature area (bottom 12-16%): Place {시그니처} as a handwritten sign-off at the lower-right. Add a tiny flourish, dot, short wave line, or small “사장님 드림” caption if it fits the theme. - Background finishing: Use tactile kraft/ivory paper texture, visible paper fibers, faint fold marks, soft tape edges, receipt paper grain, warm ink bleed, and slight card shadow to make the image look photographed rather than generated. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard for small labels and receipt-style micro text, Nanum Myeongjo or a warm handwritten brush script for the main note. Use medium to bold weight for readability; header 28-36px equivalent, body 42-60px equivalent on 1024x1024, micro labels 14-22px equivalent. - Color palette: {컬러 톤}을 기준으로 kraft beige #D8C3A5, charcoal #2F2A28, warm amber #C97D3A, paper ivory #F6F1E8, muted brown #8A6A4F, soft blush #E9B8A6, faded green #9BAF8B. - Border/shadow: Use a thin hand-drawn border in dark brown with slight irregularity, rounded memo-card corners, soft paper shadow 2px y-offset, 10px blur, 10-12% opacity, plus small realistic shadows from tape, stickers, receipt slips, or card edge curl. - Text hierarchy: {사장님 메시지} must dominate. {메시지 종류} and added labels should support the story like real restaurant stationery details. {시그니처} should feel personal and signed by the owner. - Graphic details: Use sticker-like tags, dotted dividers, small receipt snippets, short Korean captions, and hand-drawn icons in a warm local-shop style. Avoid corporate app UI; keep it like a physical note prepared for a delivery customer. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: top-down flat lay look equivalent to a 50mm lens at f/4, clean studio product-photo framing with no distortion. - Lighting: soft window light from upper-left at 45°, gentle fill from lower-right, visible paper texture, realistic contact shadows under card, tape, receipt, and stickers. - Color grade: warm paper neutral with amber highlights, slightly desaturated browns, clean cream shadows, subtle analog stationery tone. - Material realism: kraft paper fibers, ivory memo paper, matte sticker surface, faint receipt thermal-paper texture, natural ink grain, tiny pressure variations in handwriting. [6. MOOD] Independent café or neighborhood restaurant owner reply note — a warm delivery-app thank-you card photographed on a real packing table, combining Kinfolk editorial stationery, handmade shop packaging, and friendly Korean handwritten memo aesthetics. [7. CRITICAL] - Render {메시지 종류}, {사장님 메시지}, and {시그니처} clearly and exactly as the primary Korean text elements. - Korean text accuracy: the following Korean strings must appear clearly and correctly when used in the image: “리뷰 감사 / 또는 재주문 환영·생일 축하·신메뉴 안내·휴무 알림”, “맛있게 드셔주셔서 감사합니다 ❤️ / 다음에도 또 뵐게요”, “혜민이네 사장 / 또는 손글씨 사인”. - Additional small Korean details may include: “오늘의 답글 카드”, “소중한 리뷰 감사합니다”, “주문 #A-142”, “2026.05.01”, “배달완료 18:42”, “단골 환영”, “다음에도 또 만나요”. - Handwritten text must remain legible, with no broken Korean characters or character reordering. - Decorative food illustrations, stickers, receipt snippets, and tape details must support the handmade restaurant-card story and must not obscure the main message or signature. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Unauthorized celebrity likeness or celebrity composites

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 배달앱용 가격 강조 프로모션 카드. {메뉴명}의 정가·할인가·단독가를 한 화면에서 즉시 비교하게 만드는 1:1 정사각형 광고 비주얼로, 실제 배달앱 홈 배너, 매장 상세 페이지, 푸시 광고 소재에 바로 들어갈 만큼 풍부한 음식 디테일과 구매 유도 정보를 포함한다. 가격 숫자, 할인 조건, 매장 신뢰 정보, 주문 CTA가 동시에 읽히는 고전환 모바일 커머스 카드로 제작한다. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject: {메뉴명}를 음식 hero로 크게 보여주고, 가격 정보가 시선을 바로 끌도록 우선 배치한다. 윤기, 김, 소스 질감, 밥알, 고명, 반찬, 수저, 배달 용기 뚜껑, 종이 포장 띠, 작은 영수증 조각까지 실제 촬영된 배달 프로모션처럼 자연스럽게 표현한다. - Layout: {레이아웃} 구성을 따르되, 음식 영역은 전체 프레임의 약 45~55%, 가격 영역은 25~35% 비중으로 설계한다. 나머지 영역에는 {매장명}, 배달 정보, 쿠폰 조건, 리뷰 점수, 주문 수, CTA 버튼, 작은 앱 탭 UI를 배치해 실제 앱 화면의 밀도를 만든다. - Background: {컬러톤}을 기반으로 한 선명한 단색 또는 약한 그라데이션 배경 위에 종이 쿠폰, 앱 카드 패널, 라운드 가격 스티커, 얇은 속도선, 별/번개/장바구니 아이콘, 점선 쿠폰 절취선, 작은 말풍선 라벨을 더해 상업 광고의 생동감을 만든다. - Text hierarchy: 화면에서 가장 큰 문자는 {할인가}와 “단독가” 계열 텍스트가 되게 하고, {정가}는 빨간 취소선으로 작게 처리한다. {할인율}, {할인모드}, {쿠폰문구}, {배달정보}는 보조 배지나 캡슐 UI로 묶어 가격 계층을 방해하지 않게 붙인다. - Flexible placeholders: {메뉴명}, {정가}, {할인가}, {할인율}, {할인모드}, {매장명}, {쿠폰문구}, {배달정보}, {리뷰정보}, {지역라벨}, {CTA문구}, {비주얼}, {컬러톤}, {레이아웃} [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Hero food zone: {메뉴명}을 먹음직스럽게 중앙 또는 좌측에 크게 배치하고, 접시 가장자리, 밥과 메인 토핑, 반찬 구성, 소스 윤기, 김이 살짝 올라오는 느낌까지 선명하게 보이게 만든다. 음식 아래에는 배달앱 카드처럼 둥근 그림자와 얕은 테이블 표면감을 넣고, 한쪽에는 젓가락, 작은 단무지 컵, 미니 국물 용기, 배달 봉투 모서리를 자연스럽게 배치한다. 2. Price block: “정가 {정가}”를 작게 취소선 처리하고, “회원가 {할인가}” 또는 “배달앱 단독가 {할인가}”를 가장 큰 숫자로 강조한다. 가격 옆에는 {할인율} 스티커를 붙이고, “쿠폰 적용 완료”, “오늘 점심 특가”, “주문 많은 메뉴” 같은 판매 문구를 작게 추가한다. 3. Discount cue: {할인모드} 문구는 작은 배지 또는 캡슐 형태로 붙여 “첫주문”, “회원가”, “한정”, “점심 11~14시” 같은 조건을 빠르게 읽히게 한다. 배지 주변에는 노란 쿠폰 조각, 빨간 알림 핀, 검정색 굵은 라벨을 조합해 배달앱 세일 감성을 강화한다. 4. Store and delivery credibility: 상단 또는 하단 앱 UI 영역에 {매장명}, {리뷰정보}, {배달정보}, {지역라벨}을 넣는다. 예: “리뷰 4.8”, “도착 28~38분”, “배달팁 0원”, “서울 마포구 배달 가능”, “최근 주문 1,240+”처럼 실제 앱에서 보이는 보조 정보를 작은 글씨와 아이콘으로 구성한다. 5. CTA and coupon panel: 하단에는 둥근 사각형 CTA 버튼을 만들고 {CTA문구}를 넣는다. 버튼 주변에는 {쿠폰문구}, “최소주문 12,000원”, “쿠폰 코드 LUNCH99”, “오늘 14:00 종료” 같은 실제 주문 조건을 카드형 패널이나 영수증 라벨로 배치한다. 6. Visual emphasis: {비주얼} 방향에 맞춰 정가에는 빨간 strike-through, 할인가는 고대비의 굵은 숫자, 추가 혜택은 작은 보조 텍스트로 계층을 나눈다. 숫자는 음식보다 앞 레이어에 떠 있는 스티커처럼 보이되, 음식의 윤기와 온기가 가려지지 않도록 한다. 7. Color system: {컬러톤}을 기준으로 강한 대비를 유지하되, 숫자와 할인 라벨이 배경에 묻히지 않도록 명도 차를 크게 둔다. 음식의 따뜻한 갈색·붉은 양념색과 배너의 red/yellow 포인트가 연결되게 조정한다. 8. Layout balance: {레이아웃}의 정보 흐름이 끊기지 않도록 음식 → 정가 → 할인가 → 할인 조건 → 주문 버튼 순서로 읽히게 정렬한다. 상단에는 “오늘의 한끼”, “배달앱 단독가”, “BEST 1”, “찜 2.3만” 같은 작은 앱 UI 정보를 넣어 실제 배달 프로모션 카드의 현실감을 높인다. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard ExtraBold for main price, Pretendard Bold for sub labels, Noto Sans KR Medium for discount tags; price size should dominate the frame like a retail promo banner. Add compact Korean microcopy in smaller weights for store info, delivery estimate, rating, coupon notes, order count, address label, and CTA. - Color palette: {컬러톤}을 바탕으로 vivid red #FF2D2D, yellow #FFD400, black #111111, white #FFFFFF를 조합해 강한 배달앱 세일 느낌을 만든다. Food tones should remain appetizing with warm browns, glossy reds, fresh green garnish, natural rice whites, and subtle steam highlights. - Border/shadow: 숫자와 배지에는 2~4px soft shadow, 10~14px blur, 15~20% opacity를 주고, 필요한 경우 얇은 검은 외곽선을 더해 가독성을 확보한다. App-card panels can use rounded corners, subtle bevel highlights, sticker-like coupon edges, receipt-paper texture, perforated coupon lines, and layered drop shadows for a tangible commercial graphic feel. - UI realism: 실제 모바일 배달앱 광고처럼 상단 작은 상태 라벨, 매장명 줄, 별점 아이콘, 도착 시간 아이콘, 쿠폰 다운로드 아이콘, 장바구니 버튼, 회색 보조 설명 텍스트를 포함한다. 텍스트는 모두 읽을 수 있는 한국어로 렌더링하고, 주요 가격과 CTA는 손가락으로 누를 수 있을 만큼 크게 보이게 한다. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 50mm standard food photography look, f/3.5, slight top-front angle for the food hero; text and graphics remain crisp like a commercial key visual. - Lighting: studio softbox from upper-left at 45° with controlled fill from right, high-contrast specular highlights on food, no blown-out whites. Add believable reflections on sauce, bowl rim, plastic delivery lid edge, glossy sticker badges, and CTA button surface. - Color grade: vivid commercial grade with saturated reds and yellows, deep blacks, bright whites, clear contrast, and punchy delivery-app advertising finish. Keep the food warm and realistic while the graphic UI feels bold, clean, and clickable. [6. MOOD] Fast-food delivery promotion key visual — Korean app banner energy with supermarket sale typography, bold coupon-ad urgency, realistic hot-meal photography, lively sticker graphics, and tappable mobile commerce UI details. The overall mood should feel like a limited-time lunch deal that users would instantly understand and want to order. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: rendered text must include exactly these strings where applicable: “제육덮밥 정식”, “13,000”, “9,900”, “24% OFF”, “첫주문”, “회원가”, “한정”, “점심 11~14시”. - Add realistic small Korean UI text such as “오늘의 한끼”, “배달앱 단독가”, “쿠폰 적용가”, “배달팁 0원”, “리뷰 4.8”, “도착 28~38분”, “지금 주문하기”, “서울 마포구 배달 가능”, “최근 주문 1,240+”, “최소주문 12,000원”, “쿠폰 코드 LUNCH99”, “오늘 14:00 종료” without overpowering the main price. - Price readability: the struck-through original price and the discounted price must be clearly distinguishable at a glance, with {할인가} as the largest text element. - Layout invariant: 1:1 square composition, with one dominant food hero and one dominant price block, optimized for 1024x1024 mobile feed visibility. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or impersonation-style faces - Misleading medical, legal, or government-style endorsement marks

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 배달앱 추천/랭킹 라벨 카드 디자인. 1:1 정사각형 상품 썸네일로 바로 쓰일 수 있는, 음식 hero + BEST/추천/별점 배지 + 실제 주문 정보가 함께 보이는 매대형 비주얼. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Food hero centered and occupies about 58–65% of the frame, with {음식 히어로} as the main subject, crisp cutout edges, realistic sauce gloss, steam detail, and natural plate shadow. - Place {라벨 문구} as 1–2 floating badge elements near the top-left and top-right, slightly overlapping the hero edge while keeping the main food readable. - Add a compact store-info strip near the lower area with {매장명}, {가격 정보}, {배달 정보}, and {보조 카피} so the thumbnail feels like a real delivery-app menu card. - Background uses {배경 표면} with tactile food-photography context such as subtle wood grain, parchment sheet, sesame flakes, chopsticks, small sauce dish, or folded napkin where appropriate. - Use {레이아웃} as the guiding structure so the composition feels like an app-ready promotional card rather than a full poster. - The overall framing should feel compact and thumbnail-friendly, with the label hierarchy, rating, price, and store name clearly visible at small size. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Base layer: build a {배경 표면} surface with realistic tabletop texture, soft contact shadows, a faint app-card panel, and small culinary context elements that support the food category. - Hero layer: place {음식 히어로} at center with photoreal food detail, visible grains/sauce/meat texture, natural garnish, heat sheen, and a slightly elevated product-shot presentation. - Primary label layer: render {라벨 문구} as bold badge chips with rounded geometry, positioned at the upper corners or slightly overlapping the hero edge. - Secondary info layer: add rating and ordering cues such as “⭐ 5.0”, “리뷰 2,483”, “BEST 1위”, “사장님 추천”, “오늘만 할인” as small readable UI-style tags. - Store strip layer: include {매장명}, {가격 정보}, {배달 정보}, and {보조 카피} in a lower caption bar or pill-shaped info panel with dividers and small icons. - Accent layer: use {라벨 스타일} to define the badge finish, such as glossy red sticker, warm gold medal tone, embossed reward ribbon, or flat delivery-app UI chip styling. - Finish layer: apply a market-card polish that feels like an ordering app recommendation tile, with strong food contrast, legible Hangul, natural shadows, and satisfying commercial realism. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, extra bold for badge text, 28–44px equivalent on a 1024px canvas, tight letter spacing, crisp anti-aliased edges; store and delivery info in medium-weight 18–26px equivalent. - Color palette: use the tones implied by {컬러 톤}, anchored by vivid red, warm gold, clean white, deep charcoal text, realistic food browns, and appetizing garnish greens. - Badge detail: primary badge should have a strong silhouette, high-contrast white or cream lettering, subtle highlight, inner shadow, and optional small star/crown/check icon. - UI detail: lower information strip should include small dividers, rounded chips, rating star, review count, delivery time icon, and price emphasis without imitating any specific real app interface. - Border/shadow: soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity for badges; food shadow should be tighter and more realistic, with warm tabletop bounce light. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 50mm product photography look, f/4, slightly elevated front angle for a clean menu-card presentation. - Lighting: soft studio softbox from upper-left with gentle fill from right, controlled specular highlights on sauce, rice grains, glazed meat, and badge surfaces. - Color grade: photoreal food tones with saturated red-gold accents, neutral whites, and slightly warm contrast for app-thumbnail clarity. - Rendering quality: high-resolution commercial food photography composite, sharp foreground food texture, readable UI typography, realistic layered shadows, and polished delivery-commerce design. [6. MOOD] Commercial delivery-app promo card — friendly, appetizing, high-conversion Korean food thumbnail with reward badges, rating labels, price cues, and a modern online-ordering feel. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: render all visible Korean strings cleanly and legibly, including “BEST 1위”, “사장님 추천”, “⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 만점”, “리뷰 2,483”, “오늘만 할인”, “한정”, “NEW”, {매장명}, {가격 정보}, {배달 정보}, and {보조 카피}. - The food hero must remain centered and readable even when 1–2 badges overlap the upper corners. - Badge text must be fully intact, with no broken Hangul, warped strokes, clipped edges, or unreadable star-rating symbols. - Composition must preserve the app-card hierarchy: food first, recommendation labels second, store/rating/price information third. - The final image should look like a believable Korean delivery menu thumbnail, not a generic sticker sheet or abstract label mockup. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or recognizable public figures - Overly glossy AI-smooth food textures

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Create a realistic, content-rich delivery-app set/combo menu visual for a 1:1 square product detail image and app thumbnail. The image should make {세트명} feel like a generous, high-value 3-item combo, combining appetizing commercial food photography with a practical Korean delivery-app menu card. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject: A hero food arrangement for {세트명}, showing 3 clearly identifiable menu components from {구성} as a complete set deal. - Placement: The three foods occupy about 70% of the frame with strong appetizing scale; the price and discount information {가격·할인} sits in a separate right-lower information panel, readable like a delivery-app purchase card. - Background: Use {배경} with realistic tabletop material, warm cloth texture, printed order-paper details, sauce shine, condensation on the cola, and subtle crumbs or sesame details that naturally belong in a food shoot. - Framing direction: Square front-facing composition with a slight 15° top-down flat-lay angle, keeping the set visually organized while still feeling like a real photographed menu scene. - Text placement: Place {세트명} in the top 12% header; place {구성}, {가격·할인}, store information, delivery details, and small menu/pricelist snippets in structured UI-style boxes at the bottom and right side. - Visual ratio: Follow {비율}; balance large food photography with readable app-style information without making the image look empty. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1) Hero food area: Arrange 떡볶이 1인분, 김밥 1줄, 콜라 350ml as three distinct components, forming a visual triangle that reads as one complete combo. Use {비주얼 구성} to guide garnish, serving vessels, and appetizing detail. 2) Center emphasis: Put the most substantial main bowl or plate in the central 45% area, with glossy red sauce, visible rice cakes, fish cake slices, scallions, sesame, and steam cues. Place the kimbap and cola slightly lower or to the side for depth and balance. 3) Price label area: Put {가격·할인} inside a red/yellow emphasis box with a clear comparison layout, such as “단품 합계” and “세트가”, using large numeric contrast and a small coupon tag. 4) Supporting details: Display {구성} as a concise Korean subtext near the food or in the bottom info bar, supported by small icons or dividers for “떡볶이”, “김밥”, “콜라”. 5) Delivery-app information: Add realistic Korean UI/menu details including “오늘분식”, “리뷰 4.8”, “찜 2,431”, “배달팁 ₩2,000”, “예상 25–35분”, “최소주문 ₩10,000”, and a small orange button reading “담기”. 6) Menu/pricelist snippet: Include a small side list with 3–4 additional items and prices, for example “참치김밥 ₩4,500”, “치즈떡볶이 ₩6,500”, “튀김모둠 ₩5,000”, “순대 ₩4,500”, separated by decorative thin dividers. 7) Store/contact footer: Add a compact footer line with “서울 마포구 배달로 24”, “02-1234-5678”, and “영업 10:30–22:30” like a real store card. 8) Background finish: Blend bright tabletop photography with printed receipt paper, a small takeout napkin, wooden chopsticks sleeve, sauce cup, and delivery sticker details, keeping all props secondary to the food and text hierarchy. 9) Header text area: Put {세트명} in a bold Korean header, with a small badge such as “인기 세트” or “오늘의 콤보” and a short feature line “든든하게 한 번에”. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard Bold for {세트명}, Pretendard SemiBold for {구성}, Pretendard ExtraBold for {가격·할인}; header 34–42px, body 20–26px, numeric price larger and heavier. Use small UI microtext at 11–14px for store and delivery details. - Color palette: white #FFFFFF, warm wood #D8B98A, off-white #F6F1E8, accent red #E53935, accent yellow #FFC400, dark brown #3A2A1F, guided by {컬러 톤} for the overall mood. - Border/shadow: Use rounded app-card panels with 8px radius, soft drop shadow 0px 8px 20px 12% opacity, a crisp 1.5px outline on the price box, and subtle inner highlights on coupon and button elements. - Food styling: Make sauce glossy but natural, rice grains and seaweed texture visible on kimbap, cola label area generic and readable as soda without fake official branding requirements, with condensation droplets for freshness. - Graphic details: Add small delivery-app style icons, dotted dividers, coupon corner cuts, rating star, quantity marker “3종 구성”, and a barcode-like order strip or receipt number such as “ORDER 0526-247” as realistic supporting elements. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 50mm prime look, f/4.0, top-down to slight 15° angle, commercial food photography framing. - Lighting: Soft studio softbox from upper-left at 45°, subtle fill from right, crisp highlights on glossy sauce and cola bottle, natural shadows under bowls and paper props, no harsh specular clipping. - Color grade: Clean warm-neutral grade with saturated food reds, controlled yellows, and slightly desaturated background whites to keep the set premium, appetizing, and readable. - Material realism: Show ceramic bowl rim, paper menu card fiber, wood grain, napkin folds, plastic cup/bottle reflections, sesame, scallion, sauce thickness, and gentle steam or warmth cues. [6. MOOD] A clean but lively Korean delivery-app food card — modern fast-food menu board, realistic tabletop product photography, and premium catalog page combined into one appetizing square thumbnail. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: The following text must appear exactly and legibly: - {세트명} - {구성} - {가격·할인} - Additional Korean text should look realistic and short, such as “오늘분식”, “인기 세트”, “오늘의 콤보”, “리뷰 4.8”, “배달팁 ₩2,000”, “예상 25–35분”, “담기”, “영업 10:30–22:30”. - Layout invariants: All 3 food items must be visible in one frame, price information must not overlap the food, and the hierarchy between set name, composition, discount, and delivery details must be immediately clear. - The visual must clearly communicate a combo/set deal with a strong value proposition while still feeling like a real photographed delivery-app menu image. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] YouTube food ASMR thumbnail for mukbang / recipe / eating sound content. Designed for high click-through visibility on mobile, with a bold editorial thumbnail composition that feels like a real creator upload: loud hook text, juicy food close-up, channel identity, emoji accent, and view-bait micro copy. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - 16:9 horizontal layout: {레이아웃}. Use a punchy split composition where the left side carries the main Korean hook and the right side is dominated by a photoreal bite-ready food moment. - Main subject placement: {음식} occupies the right 45–50% of the frame, cropped tight enough for steam, oil sheen, sauce texture, chopsticks, spoon, or fingers to read instantly. - Text placement: {썸네일 카피} fills the left 30–35% in large stacked lines; {보조 텍스트} sits as a compact label above or below it; {조회수 문구} appears as a small click-trigger badge near the lower-left. - Creator identity: place {채널 핸들} in a small rounded tag near the top-left or bottom-right, styled like a real YouTube channel signature. - Upload/detail label: add {업로드 날짜} as a tiny timestamp-style sticker or corner note, paired with {액센트 이모지} for immediate thumbnail recognition. - Background treatment: dark-to-neutral studio kitchen surface with believable ASMR props such as a stainless tray, chopsticks, small sauce bowl, napkin edge, cutting board, condensation, crumbs, and steam trails, arranged to support the food and text hierarchy. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Left text block: set {썸네일 카피} in a large bold Korean sans-serif, stacked for impact, with crisp edges and a slightly compressed width so it feels like a real YouTube thumbnail headline. 2. Accent line: place {보조 텍스트} as small English/Korean support text using compact uppercase typography, paired with {액센트 이모지}, tiny star rating marks, or a red/yellow burst shape. 3. View-bait badge: add {조회수 문구} inside a bright sticker, speech bubble, or diagonal corner label, sized smaller than the main headline but still readable on mobile. 4. Food hero: show {음식} in extreme close-up on the right side, with glossy highlights on noodles / sauce / meat / dessert texture, visible steam or melt detail, and one strongly readable bite-ready moment. 5. Human detail: include partial facial features or hands near the food, such as lips, chopsticks, spoon, gloved fingers, or a hand pulling noodles upward, to imply eating sound without turning it into a full portrait. 6. Real thumbnail metadata: include {채널 핸들}, {업로드 날짜}, and a tiny faux playback UI detail such as a red play triangle, sound-wave icon, or “ASMR ON” label; keep these secondary to the hook text and food. 7. Framing and crop: keep the composition tight, energetic, and tactile, with the hero food cut off by the frame edge and the text block balanced against steam, utensils, sauce splashes, and bright accent graphics. 8. Concept integration: interpret {영상 컨셉} as the culinary situation and mood driver, but keep the final image focused on the immediate food reaction moment rather than a full kitchen scene. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard ExtraBold or Noto Sans KR Black for {썸네일 카피}, sized very large with tight line spacing; use a smaller condensed sans-serif for {보조 텍스트}, {채널 핸들}, {조회수 문구}, and {업로드 날짜}. - Color palette: {컬러 톤} should be translated into vivid red and yellow accent tones, with food colors kept natural and saturated; suggested working colors include #D62828, #F4C542, #FFFFFF, deep shadow black #111111, and a small neon lime or cyan highlight if it improves click appeal. - Graphic accents: use one or two bold thumbnail shapes such as a red burst, yellow arrow, circular sticker, thick underline, sound-wave icon, or emoji pop near the main headline. - Border/shadow: add a subtle dark stroke or shadow behind the main Korean text, with 4px y-offset, 10–14px blur, and about 35% opacity for mobile readability. - Text treatment: keep the main caption flat, bold, and clean; use thick strokes, high contrast fills, and strong layering so the Korean text remains legible over the photographic background. - Food styling: emphasize steam, broth reflection, chili oil, crispy edges, melted cheese stretch, sesame seeds, chopped scallions, sauce drips, and realistic tableware details appropriate to {음식}. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 50mm or 85mm full-frame look, close-range food photography with shallow depth of field, f/2.0 to f/2.8 for strong separation between food and background. - Lighting: {라이팅}; hard key light from upper-left or upper-right with a controlled fill, plus small specular highlights on oil, broth, steam, and glossy surfaces; use practical studio lighting rather than soft diffuse light. - Color grade: vivid commercial food grade with warm reds, rich yellows, and clean neutral shadows; maintain photoreal contrast without plastic smoothing. - Texture realism: render edible surface details clearly, including noodle strands, chili flakes, fried crust, condensation on glass or metal, sauce viscosity, and small crumbs on the table. [6. MOOD] High-energy Korean YouTube mukbang thumbnail — modern food commercial meets punchy creator thumbnail aesthetic, like a saturated BuzzFeed Tasty-style close-up with K-pop-era visual immediacy, ASMR sound cues, and irresistible late-night snack urgency. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 표시할 문자열 - "이거 진짜 미쳤다" - "조회수 폭발각" - "@혼밥소리" - "오늘 밤 11:30" - Layout invariants: - Left side must contain the main Korean hook text, large and highly legible. - Right side must contain the food close-up with partial mouth / hand / utensil details, not a full portrait. - Include at least one accent shape or emoji, one channel handle tag, and one view-bait badge so it reads as a real YouTube thumbnail. - The image must feel like a real YouTube thumbnail with high contrast and instant readability at small size. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Broken Korean characters - Fake official seals / certifications - Celebrity face composites or real-person likeness mashups - Artificial bokeh that looks pasted on

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

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean single-product coffee ad poster, vertical A4-style retail layout, no people, centered around a value-for-money iced coffee hero. Designed for in-store window display, menu board, social media promo, kiosk signage, and print-ready brand advertising with realistic café promotion details. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Overall layout: {레이아웃} organized as a polished editorial-retail poster with a strong left information column and a right product hero, using visible grid alignment, layered promo labels, small ordering details, and realistic printed-ad spacing. - Hero placement: {hero 음료} occupies the right 42–48% of the frame, scaled large with crisp cutout edges, realistic condensation, ice clarity, tiny water droplets on the cup surface, and a subtle grounding shadow on a warm split-color poster background. - Text area: the left column takes about 38–42% of the frame, with the headline at the top, supporting hand-drawn copy beneath, and the three value statements stacked vertically with badge-like separators, small icons, and readable retail rhythm. - Bottom zone: {가격·태그} sits along the lower edge with compact pricing emphasis, a QR-style order box at the bottom-right corner, promo period text, store/contact line, and a small takeaway/app-order information strip. - Background treatment: {컬러 톤} as a warm cream-and-mustard split poster surface with faint paper grain, subtle coffee-ring graphics, small ice-cube accent illustrations, and retail flyer-style divider rules that support the coffee value campaign. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Top-left header block: place {브랜드명·로고} as the brand anchor, followed by a small campaign label such as ICE COFFEE WEEK and then {메인 헤드라인} in a bold, attention-grabbing composition with mixed stencil and handwritten feel. - Supporting copy block: place {손글씨 부카피} directly under the headline, slightly tilted or marker-like, with compact line breaks, a small underline stroke, and a handwritten sticker accent that feels like a real café promo note. - Value list block: render {3대 가치} as three distinct stacked lines or mini-paragraphs, each separated with clear spacing, small circular number markers 01 / 02 / 03, and short supporting micro-labels such as SIZE, PRICE, BEAN. - Product hero block: show {hero 음료} as the main object-focused visual, with photoreal ice detail, visible water droplets, transparent cup rim highlights, dark coffee gradient, and a branded cup print treated as part of the product shot rather than a separate logo graphic. - Pricing block: place {가격·태그} near the lower third, with bold price digits, smaller descriptor text, a limited-period tag, and a QR-style square labeled 주문 QR kept as a realistic retail element. - Retail detail strip: add a narrow bottom footer with small Korean text for 행사기간 2026.05.01–05.31, APP 주문 가능, TAKE OUT OK, 가까운 매장에서 만나요, and 매장별 가격 상이, using tiny but intentional typography like a real printed ad. - Decorative poster elements: include simple mustard divider lines, small checkmark bullets, a tiny receipt-like promo tab, coffee bean and ice-chip illustrations near the product base, and a compact footer address/contact line without overpowering the hero. - Balance and framing: keep the left text column aligned to a strict grid while the right hero feels slightly oversized and premium-commercial, creating a strong low-price value ad composition with believable retail density. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard ExtraBold for brand and pricing, Noto Sans KR Bold/Medium for body copy, and a hand-drawn marker style for the subcopy; headline size should feel poster-grade and pricing should remain highly legible. - Color palette: use the exact tones from {컬러 톤}, with black text, cream ivory background areas, and mustard yellow accent emphasis; keep contrast sharp, cheerful, and commercial. - Border/shadow: use a soft product shadow with 4px vertical offset, 14px blur, and about 18% opacity; allow thin editorial divider lines, sticker-like labels, and a subtle flyer edge treatment that feels printed and real. - Graphic treatment: keep text flat and print-like, with crisp vector-style labels, small QR/order UI details, faint paper grain, subtle ink variation on handwritten copy, and realistic cup highlights. - Microcopy hierarchy: all added supporting details should be small secondary retail information, never competing with {메인 헤드라인}, {3대 가치}, {hero 음료}, or {가격·태그}. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 85mm product lens look at f/8 for the hero drink, with a clean studio-catalog perspective and minimal distortion. - Lighting: soft studio key light from upper-left at roughly 45°, gentle fill from front-right, and a faint rim highlight to emphasize condensation, cup curvature, dark coffee tone, and ice clarity. - Color grade: warm cream and mustard commercial palette with neutral blacks, slightly desaturated highlights, crisp beverage-advertising contrast, and a friendly affordable coffee-shop atmosphere. - Print realism: add subtle poster-paper texture, slight ink density variation, and tiny footer typography consistent with a real Korean café promotion poster. [6. MOOD] Korean value coffee brand poster — modern convenience-store ad meets lively café window promotion and clean editorial product photography, with a sharp retail promotion feel similar to a premium fast-casual campaign for an affordable iced coffee. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following Korean strings must appear exactly as written, with no broken characters: - "일상에 메가*" - "행복에 메가*" - "넉넉한 사이즈로 더 큰 만족을" - "합리적인 가격으로 더 큰 가치를" - "좋은 원두와 재료로 더 큰 진심을" - "행사기간 2026.05.01–05.31" - "APP 주문 가능" - "가까운 매장에서 만나요" - "매장별 가격 상이" - "주문 QR" - The hero must remain product-only in focus: no people, no hands, no faces, no crowd; surrounding printed retail graphics, small icons, QR box, coffee bean accents, and ice-chip accents are acceptable. - Keep the layout vertically structured and commercial, with clear separation between headline, value copy, product hero, price block, promo period, and footer retail information. - The cup print may include the brand mark as part of the product, but it must remain clean and readable. - Make the poster feel like a real Korean low-price coffee promotion displayed in a café window or printed as an A4 retail flyer, with believable pricing hierarchy and practical store-order details. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake certification seals or official-looking badges - Broken Korean characters

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

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

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Vertical food infographic for a Korean recipe card, combining ingredient list, cooking steps, nutrition facts, and small editorial metadata in a polished cookbook-magazine layout. Designed for card news, blog posts, mobile recipe saving, and cookbook-style sharing with clear Korean readability and a realistic printed-page feel. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Overall layout: a tall single-page infographic with a top editorial header and hero food photo occupying about 30% of the canvas, a middle recipe information section occupying about 42%, and a bottom nutrition plus CTA block occupying about 18%, with practical outer margins around 40–48px. - Subject placement: {요리명} appears as the main header near the top, supported by recipe metadata such as serving size, cook time, difficulty, issue/date label, and a small creator credit; the plated dish photo sits directly beneath with ingredient accents and food-styling details around the frame. - Background treatment: warm cream paper texture with visible subtle grain, faint cookbook scan texture, soft warm shadows, lightly tinted off-white cards, and small realistic tabletop details such as a linen corner, tiny herb flakes, salt grains, measuring spoon, or chopstick edge that support the recipe theme. - Spacing and framing: use a structured editorial grid with readable section blocks, thin divider lines, numbered markers, small caption labels, slide indicator, and a balanced mobile-first hierarchy for dense Korean text. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Header area: set {요리명} as the largest title, bold and centered-left or centered depending on {레이아웃}; add a small magazine-style label line such as "오늘의 레시피", "VOL.247", "2026년 5월호", and creator credit "@home_table" near the top edge. 2. Food photo area: place a realistic overhead or slightly angled plated dish photo in a rounded rectangle frame with soft shadow; include natural matching garnish, steam or glossy sauce highlights when appropriate, and a small caption strip reading "한눈에 보는 레시피" or "COOK NOTE". 3. Quick info strip: directly below or beside the hero photo, add three compact badges for "2인분", "예상 시간 25분", and "난이도 보통", using icons such as a bowl, clock, and flame/star. 4. Ingredient area: list {재료 리스트} under the Korean section label "재료" as compact bullet points, ingredient chips, or small illustrated ingredient tiles; include tiny quantity markers, shopping-note styling, and a side label "장보기 메모" when space allows. 5. Cooking steps area: present {조리 단계} as 4 numbered step cards or a vertical timeline under "만드는 법", using action-matched illustrated icons such as wash, slice, stir-fry, boil, plate, season, or serve; add a small highlighted "TIP" note box with a short Korean cooking hint. 6. Nutrition area: show {영양 정보} in a structured bottom summary panel labeled "영양 정보" and "1인분 기준", with bold numeric callouts, aligned labels, tiny bar indicators, and a small footnote line for serving context. 7. Card news details: include a page indicator such as "01/05", tiny save/share/bookmark micro icons, and a bottom CTA line reading "저장하고 다시 보기"; keep these details small but visible like a real social recipe card. 8. Layout note area: follow {레이아웃} as the organizing logic, keeping the composition editorial, content-rich, and easy to read on mobile. 9. Color emphasis: apply {컬러 톤} consistently across title accents, icons, dividers, badges, step numbers, and key nutritional numbers. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for body text in medium weight, with the title in Pretendard ExtraBold or Nanum Myeongjo Bold; title size should be significantly larger than body text for clear hierarchy, while micro labels use condensed medium-weight Korean sans serif. - Color palette: derive the palette from {컬러 톤}, with specific implementation using cream #F6F0E6, charcoal #2F2F2F, kimchi red #C73A2C, muted warm gray #B8B0A6, and small herb-green or sesame-beige accents when they support the food. - Border/shadow: use thin 1px charcoal or warm-gray rules, rounded cards with 16px radius, soft drop shadows at 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity, and occasional hand-drawn divider strokes or dotted guide lines for a printed recipe-book feeling. - Editorial details: add realistic micro text blocks, small captions, recipe badges, page number, decorative dividers, and subtle food-themed icons; make them look intentionally typeset rather than floating randomly. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: editorial food photography look, shot on a 50mm lens at f/4 for the hero dish, or a top-down 35mm equivalent for a flat-lay ingredient style. - Lighting: soft diffused window light from upper-left, with a gentle fill from the right, natural shadows under the plate and paper cards, and controlled appetizing highlights on sauces, grains, vegetables, or broth. - Color grade: warm cream and natural food tones with restrained red accents, slightly desaturated to keep the infographic readable while preserving appetizing texture in the plated food. - Material realism: paper grain, printed ink edges, ceramic plate texture, wooden tabletop warmth, linen weave, tiny crumbs or sesame seeds, and realistic food surface detail should be visible at close inspection. [6. MOOD] Modern Korean cookbook infographic — feels like a premium food magazine recipe spread adapted into a social card news format, warm, useful, appetizing, and ready to save. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 표시되어야 하는 문자열: "{요리명}", "{재료 리스트}", "{조리 단계}", "{영양 정보}". - Additional Korean labels must render cleanly if included: "오늘의 레시피", "재료", "만드는 법", "영양 정보", "1인분 기준", "2인분", "예상 시간 25분", "난이도 보통", "장보기 메모", "TIP", "저장하고 다시 보기", "01/05", "2026년 5월호". - Layout integrity: the page must remain a single vertical infographic with clear section separation, and the nutrition block must stay at the bottom. - Text legibility: all Korean characters must render cleanly with no broken glyphs, truncation, or overlap. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters