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

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 - aspect_ratio: {비율} [1. PURPOSE] Korean moving checklist card news, 4-step guide layout, practical life-guide social post. Editorial infographic for renters and movers, designed to be saved, shared, and read on mobile as a realistic social carousel cover/overview card. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Vertical card-news poster with a strong top-to-bottom reading flow; title and metadata zone at the top 14%, main checklist blocks in the middle 72%, practical tip / CTA / page indicator zone at the bottom 14%. - Use {이사 종류} as the main audience/context cue near the header, styled as a small category pill such as “전월세 이사 가이드” or “원룸 이사 준비”. - Background should be a warm cream-beige paper surface with subtle real paper grain, faint planner-grid texture, small tape-tab details, and soft tactile shadows that make the card feel like a photographed lifestyle magazine checklist. - Organize the layout as four color-coded step cards, each separated by thin rules, calendar tabs, checkbox rows, and small illustrated moving icons such as boxes, key, truck, utility bill, gas valve, Wi-Fi router, and cleaning spray. - Add realistic card-news UI details: small slide label “01/05”, page indicator dots, tiny save/share icon marks, a creator handle “@moving.note”, and a footer CTA line encouraging saving the checklist. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header area (top 14%): large title “이사 체크리스트 카드뉴스” centered or slightly left-aligned, with a short subtitle line introducing {이사 종류}; use a magazine-cover style hierarchy with small metadata such as “MOVE GUIDE · VOL.04 · 2026.05”. - Add a top corner badge or label: “CHECKLIST”, “SAVE”, and “01/05” as small but legible editorial elements. - Step row 1: present {단계 4종} as four stacked cards, each card showing one moving phase with a bold step label and short supporting line. - Step card content: place {각 단계 핵심} as concise checklist-style text inside each card, paired with box/calendar/home icons, small tick boxes, priority dots, and thin dividers. - Each step section must visually include the phase labels “D-30”, “D-7”, “D-Day”, and “D+7” in order, with one or two short Korean checklist bullets under each. - Tip callout: highlight {실용 팁} in a rounded note box or sticky-note style accent area, visually distinct from the step cards, including the exact practical reminder “통신 이전 신청은 최소 7일 전, 도시가스는 방문 일정 잡기”. - Visual accents: incorporate {비주얼 결} with box outlines, checklist marks, calendar sheets, mover labels, paper clips, tape strips, and simple moving-related line icons, keeping them editorial, useful, and modern. - Footer area: include “저장해두고 이사 전날 다시 확인”, small page dots “● ○ ○ ○ ○”, handle “@moving.note”, and tiny micro text like “생활 정리 가이드 / 카드뉴스”. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for all body text, bold 700 for headers, medium 500 for step labels, 24–32px title feel, 16–20px body feel; keep line spacing readable and Korean punctuation crisp. - Color palette: off-white/cream #F4F0E6, charcoal #2B2B2B, and step colors from {컬러 톤} using muted green, yellow, coral, and blue accents; avoid neon saturation. - Border/shadow: thin 1–2px charcoal rules, soft paper-like card shadows with 4px y-offset, 10px blur, 12% opacity, gentle paper grain, subtle sticker/tape shadows, and realistic printed-card contrast. - Use small editorial dividers, dotted guide lines, checkbox squares, tab labels, and caption-style microcopy to make the infographic feel like a real saved social post rather than a blank template. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: flat graphic editorial illustration rendered like a clean top-down layout, equivalent to a 35mm documentary flat lay viewpoint with no perspective distortion. - Lighting: diffused overcast daylight feel from upper-left, with soft natural shadowing, slight paper depth, and even brightness across the page. - Color grade: warm cream + charcoal base with muted pastel step coding, similar to a lifestyle magazine infographic palette. - Rendering approach: realistic printed editorial card-news design with tactile paper texture, precise Korean typography, small icon illustrations, subtle ink density variation, and social carousel interface details. [6. MOOD] Practical lifestyle editorial — similar to 오늘의집 매거진 and 집꾸미기 guide-card aesthetics, organized like a helpful moving-day checklist page from a modern home magazine, with warm planner stationery details and save-worthy social content cues. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 다음 문구가 정확히 보여야 함 — “이사 체크리스트 카드뉴스”, “D-30”, “D-7”, “D-Day”, “D+7”, “통신 이전 신청은 최소 7일 전, 도시가스는 방문 일정 잡기”. - Additional Korean text to render cleanly: “MOVE GUIDE · VOL.04 · 2026.05”, “01/05”, “저장해두고 이사 전날 다시 확인”, “@moving.note”. - Layout invariants: exactly 4 step sections must be present, with clear step order from D-30 to D+7 and consistent visual treatment across all steps. - All Korean text must be clean, legible, and correctly spaced with no broken characters. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 신축 분양 SNS 정사각 게시물, 아파트 분양 정보 카드형 홍보 디자인. 고급 분양 카탈로그와 실제 인스타그램 광고 피드가 결합된 1장 구성으로, 분양가·평형·청약 일정·대표 옵션·상담 CTA를 한눈에 읽히게 하면서도 실제 분양 홍보물처럼 세부 정보, 계정 정보, 해시태그, 마이크로 아이콘, 작은 고지 문구까지 포함한 현실적인 프리미엄 부동산 광고 이미지를 만든다. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - 전체 구도는 상단 헤더 14%, 중앙 정보·비주얼 카드 62%, 하단 상담·해시태그·CTA 24% 비율로 배치하고, {단지명·위치}가 가장 먼저 시선을 끌도록 설계한다. - 배경은 {컬러 톤}을 반영한 딥 네이비 그라데이션 바탕에 미세한 고급지 결, 매트 코팅 질감, 은은한 건축 도면 라인 패턴, 작은 좌표 그리드, 금박 느낌의 얇은 구획선을 더해 실제 분양 브로슈어를 SNS용으로 재편집한 듯하게 만든다. - 좌측 상단에는 SNS 계정 라벨 “{SNS계정}”과 작은 프로필 원형 아이콘을 배치하고, 우측 상단에는 “NEW SUPPLY 2026”, “모델하우스 OPEN”, “VOL.024” 배지를 함께 넣어 실제 인스타그램 광고 게시물처럼 보이게 한다. - 핵심 시각은 {비주얼}을 기반으로 하되, 조감도 렌더, 평면도 미니 카드, 분양가 강조 박스, 청약 일정표, 옵션 아이콘, 문의 정보, QR 코드 영역, 저장/공유/댓글 tiny micro icons가 자연스럽게 함께 들어간 럭셔리 카드 형태로 구성한다. - {비율}에 맞춰 정사각 SNS 피드 안에서 모바일 화면에서도 주요 숫자, 단지명, 분양가, 일정이 선명하게 읽히도록 글자 크기와 정보 밀도를 조절한다. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header area (top 14%): {단지명·위치}를 가장 크게 배치하고, 아래에 짧은 서브 라인 “신축 분양 · 선착순 상담 안내”를 넣어 분양 성격이 바로 인지되게 한다. 작은 보조 텍스트로 “{공급월} 공급 정보”, “입주예정 {입주예정일}”, “PREMIUM RESIDENCE GUIDE”, “VOL.024”를 얇은 골드/화이트 텍스트로 배치한다. - Main hero area (center 40%): {비주얼}을 중심에 두고, 실제 아파트 조감도 렌더가 전면에 보이며 뒤쪽에는 흐릿한 도시 스카이라인, 단지 주변 녹지, 낮은 상가 라인, 하단에는 단지 배치도 느낌의 라인 드로잉이 겹쳐 보이게 한다. 우측 또는 하단에는 평면도 미니 썸네일 2개를 카드처럼 배치하고 각 썸네일에 “84A”, “99㎡”, “남향 위주”, “확장형” 같은 작은 타입 라벨을 추가한다. - Information block 1 (upper-middle): {분양 정보}를 숫자가 먼저 읽히는 방식으로 배치하여 총 세대수, 전용면적, 분양가가 순서대로 눈에 들어오게 한다. 각 항목은 “총 세대수”, “전용면적”, “분양가” 라벨과 함께 작은 구분선, 골드 숫자 강조, 단위 표기, “VAT 포함 여부 확인” 같은 작은 현실적 주석을 포함한다. - Price focus module: 중앙 하단 또는 우측에 {분양가강조}를 큼지막한 금박 박스로 강조하고, 옆에는 {평형타입}을 작은 칩 형태로 나열한다. “계약금 10%”, “중도금 조건 문의”, “옵션 별도” 같은 실제 분양 카드에서 보이는 보조 문구를 작은 캡션으로 넣는다. - Information block 2 (middle-lower): {청약 일정}을 3단 분할 카드로 나누어 특별공급, 1순위, 2순위가 날짜와 함께 일목요연하게 보이게 한다. 각 카드 상단에는 작은 캘린더 아이콘, 하단에는 “접수”, “당첨자 발표”, “계약” 같은 짧은 일정 태그를 넣고, 좌우에는 얇은 골드 라인과 작은 페이지 인디케이터 “1/3 INFO”를 넣는다. - Option strip (lower section): {대표 옵션}을 아이콘형 짧은 목록처럼 정리하고, “시스템 에어컨”, “팬트리”, “드레스룸”, “빌트인 가전”, “발코니 확장” 등 실제 분양 홍보에서 보이는 옵션 항목처럼 보이게 한다. 아이콘은 얇은 라인 스타일로 통일하고, 옵션별로 작은 체크 배지와 설명 한 줄을 더해 정보형 광고의 밀도를 만든다. - Footer emphasis (bottom 12%): 분양가 또는 평형 핵심 숫자를 크게 한 번 더 강조해 SNS 썸네일에서도 즉시 인식되도록 한다. 하단에는 “분양문의 {문의전화}”, “{CTA문구}”, “{모델하우스주소}” 같은 현실적인 상담 정보 라인과 {QR라벨}이 적힌 작은 QR 코드 영역, 저장/공유/댓글 형태의 tiny micro icons를 넣는다. - Social detail layer: 하단 가장자리에는 “{해시태그}”를 넣고, 옆에 “좋아요 2,486”, “저장하고 일정 확인”, “DM 상담 가능” 같은 SNS 마이크로 카피를 작게 배치한다. 최하단에는 {법적고지}를 1줄로 넣어 실제 부동산 광고의 신뢰감과 현실감을 높인다. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: 한글 굵은 명조 계열 중심, 본문은 Pretendard 또는 Noto Sans KR Regular/Medium, 숫자는 SemiBold~Bold로 대비를 준다. 헤더는 28~36px급, 핵심 가격은 38~48px급, 본문은 16~20px급, 보조 문구와 SNS 라벨은 10~14px급으로 세밀하게 구성한다. - Color palette: 딥 네이비 #0B1630, 골드 #C8A45D, 화이트 #F7F7F3, 쿨 그레이 #D7DCE3, 차콜 #1F2430, 작은 CTA 포인트 컬러로 샴페인 베이지 #E7D4A1. {컬러 톤}이 지정하는 분위기를 우선 반영하되, 프리미엄 부동산 광고의 네이비·골드 대비를 유지한다. - Border/shadow: 카드 가장자리는 얇은 골드 라인 1.5px, 정보 패널에는 소프트 섀도우 0 8px 24px rgba(0,0,0,0.14)를 사용한다. 평면도 썸네일, 일정 카드, 가격 박스에는 살짝 들어간 종이 카드 레이어와 미세한 금박 테두리 느낌을 주어 실제 브로슈어를 촬영한 듯한 깊이를 만든다. - Graphic elements: 얇은 도면 그리드, 위치 핀 아이콘, 캘린더 아이콘, 전화 아이콘, 층수 라인, 작은 분양 배너, 저장/공유/댓글 micro icons, QR 박스, 금박 느낌의 섹션 라벨, 평형 타입 칩, 상담 버튼을 추가해 정보형 SNS 광고의 현실감을 높인다. - Text hierarchy: 단지명, 분양가, 평형, 청약일정, 옵션, 문의처, 해시태그 순서로 시선이 흐르도록 하며, 각 정보 블록은 서로 다른 배경 톤과 라벨 컬러로 구분한다. 모든 숫자 정보는 단위가 함께 보이고, 주요 문구는 모바일 화면에서도 판독 가능해야 한다. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: architectural advertising render 느낌의 24mm wide-angle flat layout, 제품/브로슈어 합성처럼 정밀한 원근감. - Lighting: studio-grade even lighting with subtle top-left key light and controlled front fill, 텍스트 가독성을 우선하면서 골드 라인, 카드 모서리, QR 박스, 금박 배지에 은은한 하이라이트가 보이게 한다. - Color grade: deep navy + warm gold + clean white with a premium brochure finish, 채도는 낮추고 금속성 골드만 선명하게 유지한다. - Material realism: 매트한 고급지 표면, 얇은 금박 인쇄, 살짝 눌린 카드 레이어, 미세한 인쇄 질감, 고급 분양 안내 책자를 정사각 SNS 피드로 재구성한 듯한 완성도. [6. MOOD] Luxury apartment sales brochure editorial — premium real-estate advertisement aesthetic, 실제 분양 상담 배너와 인스타그램 홍보 카드가 결합된 신뢰감 있는 분위기. 고급스럽지만 정보가 풍부하고, 방문 예약을 유도하는 실전형 부동산 SNS 광고 무드. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확히 보여야 한다. - {단지명·위치} - {분양 정보} - {청약 일정} - {대표 옵션} - 신축 분양 - {문의전화} - Additional Korean microcopy should be legible and realistic: “모델하우스 OPEN”, “분양문의 {문의전화}”, “{CTA문구}”, “{해시태그}”, “저장하고 일정 확인”. - Layout invariants: 분양가, 옵션, 평형 정보는 각각 분리된 블록에서 읽혀야 하며, 숫자 정보가 서로 겹치지 않아야 한다. - “조감도 렌더 + 평면도 미니 + 분양가 큼지막 텍스트”의 3요소가 모두 한 화면 안에서 인지 가능해야 한다. - The final image must feel like a real premium real-estate SNS advertisement, with handle, hashtags, contact line, QR area, tiny save/share/comment icons, legal notice, and brochure-style information density. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or misleading endorsement faces

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Neighborhood introduction card-news cover/post for local infrastructure, transit, and dining highlights. Magazine-guidebook style neighborhood explainer graphic for blog or real-estate social media, designed to feel like a curated local living guide and the first slide of a shareable card-news series. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Square 1:1 layout matching {비율}, with a central map-based hero composition occupying about 55% of the frame and an editorial information grid around it. - Main title zone at the top 15% in bold Korean headline type; {동네} is the primary subject and should read as the location focus. - Use {비주얼} as the core visual system: place the map illustration or photo collage in the center, with pin markers, tiny landmark photo tiles, transit route lines, station icons, park labels, and small street-name chips arranged like a real local guide. - Add card-news metadata: {슬라이드번호}, {페이지표시}, {발행일}, and {해시태그} should appear as small but readable editorial labels near the header/footer. - Secondary text blocks for {포인트목록} and {맛집추천} should sit in clear callout boxes with numbered chips, mini icons, short captions, and a practical local-guide rhythm suitable for mobile viewing. - Background should feel like a printed guidebook page: warm paper texture, subtle grain, lightly visible fold/print registration details, and real editorial card components rather than a blank poster. - Footer area should include {발행처}, {연락처}, small save/share micro icons, and the end-card CTA {CTA문구}, aligned like a polished Instagram carousel cover. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Top header band: set a compact Korean headline featuring {동네}, with strong hierarchy and clear spacing, like a magazine section opener. Include a small kicker such as “우리 동네 생활 가이드” and a guide issue label using {발행일}. - Main hero area: build the map illustration or collage from {비주얼} in the center, with crisp pin icons, subway/bus symbols, thin route lines, small photo or landmark panels, and caption labels such as “도보권”, “공원”, “업무지구”, “맛집”. - Nearby highlights area: place {포인트목록} as five clearly numbered micro-cards or bullets, each with short line breaks, icon markers, and practical labels like 거리·생활·교육·공원·교통, arranged to one side or below the hero depending on balance. - Food recommendation area: present {맛집추천} in a warmer highlighted callout box with tiny menu-tag graphics, rating-style dots, opening-hour style snippets, and a “오늘의 동네 픽” label so the dining picks feel realistic. - Card-news navigation: show {슬라이드번호} as a small badge near the top corner, {페이지표시} near the bottom edge, and micro UI marks for 저장/공유/넘기기 so it clearly reads as a carousel cover. - Publisher/footer area: render {발행처} as a small byline-style footer paired with {연락처}, {해시태그}, and {CTA문구}; use a thin divider line and compact metadata styling. - Overall frame: maintain a calm, organized grid with consistent padding, aligned edges, readable labels, and enough active detail—pins, captions, chips, icons, and local snippets—to feel like a real neighborhood guide card. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard Bold for the main title, Pretendard SemiBold or Noto Sans KR Medium for section labels, and Pretendard Regular for body copy; title around 54–68px feel, body around 24–30px feel, metadata around 18–22px feel. - Color palette: cream beige, sage green, charcoal, and muted warm gray; prioritize the provided {컬러톤} with paper-like off-white backgrounds and dark readable text. - Border/shadow: use thin charcoal rules, soft 4px y-offset drop shadows with 12px blur at 15% opacity for cards, and lightly rounded rectangles rather than heavy neumorphism. - Graphic accents: use small map pins, route lines, subway dots, neighborhood label chips, page indicator marks, save/share icons, tiny photo captions, and guidebook-style stickers such as “도보 5분”, “주말 산책”, “점심 추천”. - Information density should feel like a real Korean card-news cover: readable at mobile size, but with enough local metadata, labels, and editorial details to avoid looking empty. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: if using photos, treat them like a curated editorial collage shot with 35mm documentary framing and a 50mm detail crop for inserts; if fully illustrated, emulate a clean flat-lay layout with precise overhead composition. - Lighting: soft overcast daylight look, diffused from upper-left, with gentle ambient fill and matte paper highlights suitable for a printed guidebook aesthetic. - Color grade: warm cream + sage + charcoal with slightly muted saturation, similar to a contemporary Seoul lifestyle magazine and urban guidebook spread. [6. MOOD] A curated neighborhood guidebook spread with the practical clarity of Urbanplay / Nowplay editorial design and the calm confidence of a premium local-living brochure; friendly, useful, locally informed, and believable as the cover slide of a Korean Instagram carousel. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following strings must appear exactly as intended in the rendered image: - {동네} - {포인트목록} - {맛집추천} - {발행처} - {발행일} - {슬라이드번호} - {페이지표시} - {CTA문구} - {해시태그} - Also render small Korean UI labels such as “저장”, “공유”, “다음”, “우리 동네 생활 가이드”, and “오늘의 동네 픽” clearly and naturally. - Keep all labels clean, readable, and evenly spaced; no broken Korean characters. - Maintain the card-news layout as a square, with map/points/food/publisher/page-navigation hierarchy preserved and visually balanced. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or misleading public-figure likenesses

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 - aspect_ratio: {비율} [1. PURPOSE] Korean real-estate market comparison infographic, single-page vertical editorial layout for apartment complex / district / unit-size price comparison. Designed as a realistic data-report social graphic with clear hierarchy, readable tables, chart-driven credibility, issue metadata, source labeling, and finance-magazine details. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Tall portrait poster with a top header occupying about 14% of the frame, main comparison table at center 46%, chart strip and insight block at lower 28%, and source footer at the bottom 6%. - White report-paper background with subtle paper grain, charcoal text blocks, light gray table cells, small metadata labels, and three color-coded accents for each comparison target; use natural editorial density so the page feels like a real property-market brief. - Keep the layout strict and grid-based, with thin dividers, aligned columns, compact callout labels, small footnotes, and finance-report micro text; use {비교 대상}, {시세 정보}, {6개월 추이}, {인사이트}, {발행처}, {컬러 톤} as editable content variables. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header area (top 14%): Set the main title as a bold Korean masthead: "부동산 시세 인포그래픽". Add a smaller subtitle describing the comparison scope for {비교 대상}. Include realistic report metadata such as "MARKET SNAPSHOT", "VOL.247", "2026년 5월호", "자료 기준일 2026.05.01", and a small right-aligned report code "APT-PRICE INDEX" with thin rules beneath the header. - Comparison table area (middle 46%): Present {시세 정보} in a clean 3-column or 3-row grid depending on the comparison type; each item should have a distinct colored tag, large numeric emphasis, and smaller unit labels for 매매·전세·월세. Add realistic table headers such as "비교 대상", "전용면적", "매매가", "전세가", "월세", "평당가", "거래량", "전월 대비" and include small inline badges like "상승", "보합", "하락" where relevant. - Add a compact left-side or top-of-table legend explaining the color codes, for example "A 단지", "B 구", "C 평형"; include tiny apartment-building icons, district markers, or map-pin pictograms in a subtle finance-report style. - Trend chart strip (lower-middle 14%): Render {6개월 추이} as a compact line chart with clear axis labels, matching color lines for each target, grid ticks, month labels "12월, 1월, 2월, 3월, 4월, 5월", and percentage annotations placed close to the line endpoints. Include a small chart caption: "6개월 추이 · 실거래가 기준". - Insight block (lower 14%): Place {인사이트} in a highlighted note box with a light tinted background, a thin border, and a short editorial-style callout treatment. Add a label chip "인사이트" and concise Korean supporting bullets such as "거래량 회복 구간", "전세가율 확인 필요", "평형별 가격차 확대" while keeping the placeholder insight as the main text. - Footer/source area (bottom 6%): Show {발행처} as a concise source line with a small separator, page number "PAGE 01", section marker "REAL ESTATE DATA", tiny barcode-style block, and disclaimer-style microcopy "단위: 원 / 기준: 전용면적" so the attribution looks like a trusted finance-magazine footer. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Use Pretendard for all Korean UI text and 숫자 labels, with bold 700–800 weight for headers and 400–500 weight for explanatory text; size hierarchy should be strong and compact, with headline around 56–68px equivalent and body around 24–30px equivalent. - Color palette: Base on white #FFFFFF, charcoal #222222, cool gray #6B7280, and three comparison accents such as blue #3B82F6, green #10B981, and orange #F59E0B; incorporate {컬러 톤} as the overall accent direction while maintaining a finance-like editorial palette. - Border/shadow: Use thin 1px dividers in #E5E7EB, soft card shadows at 0px 6px 18px with 10–12% opacity, squared or slightly rounded corners, and subtle report-card layering for table panels, chart panels, labels, and footnotes. - Add realistic micro-details: small index labels, table row numbers, tiny info icons, source notes, a barcode area, section tabs, and light gray background grid fragments that support the data without reducing legibility. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Flat infographic layout, top-down editorial design feel inspired by a 50mm standard-documentation aesthetic rather than a photographic scene; no perspective distortion, all text and chart geometry must remain orthographic and crisp. - Lighting: Even studio-like illumination with high legibility and uniform brightness across the entire canvas, as if scanned from a premium printed property-market report. - Color grade: Neutral white + charcoal base with disciplined blue/green/orange coding, similar to a Bloomberg-style property data sheet or a Korean real-estate market report card, enriched with realistic magazine-report metadata and compact analytical annotations. [6. MOOD] Trusted, analytical real-estate market report — KB부동산 / 직방 style editorial data page with a magazine-grade finance infographic feel, detailed enough to look like a published monthly market snapshot rather than a plain template. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 표시되어야 하는 문자열: "부동산 시세 인포그래픽", "비교 대상", "시세 정보", "6개월 추이", "인사이트", "발행처". - Also render realistic Korean report text clearly where used: "2026년 5월호", "자료 기준일 2026.05.01", "매매가", "전세가", "월세", "평당가", "거래량", "전월 대비", "실거래가 기준", "단위: 원". - Keep all Korean characters crisp and unbroken; numbers, percentages, currency units, district names, month labels, and table headers must remain fully legible and aligned to the grid. - The comparison table, line chart, insight note, barcode area, metadata labels, and source footer must all fit on one page with no overlaps and consistent column alignment. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Korean real-estate listing detail card, square social-media/portal-friendly layout, designed for apartment, villa, officetel, or retail property sales. Professional property info card with realistic photo collage, concise selling points, listing metadata, agency contact details, and portal-style trust cues in a polished editorial format. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main layout: square property listing card with a strong top visual area, thumbnail strip, and structured information blocks below, balancing {대표 사진} with readable property text and practical buying/renting details. - Subject placement: {대표 사진} occupies the upper 50–56% of the frame as the visual anchor; include one large hero photo plus 2–3 smaller photo thumbnails along the lower edge of the photo zone showing interior detail, building exterior, lobby, balcony view, floor-plan crop, or nearby street context. - Background treatment: matte off-white paper-like base with subtle warm beige tint, very light gray section dividers, small label chips, map-pin icon area, and realistic portal-card UI details. - Spacing and framing: premium real-estate portal alignment with clear hierarchy; text blocks remain left-aligned, but enrich the card with listing ID, registration date, room/floor/parking facts, nearby transit tag, small map preview, contact CTA, and agency footer. - Use {매물 종류·동네}, {가격·면적}, {포인트}, {에이전트 정보}, {컬러 톤}, {비율} as configurable content placeholders. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Hero image zone (top half): {대표 사진} presented as a crisp real-estate collage or single hero image, with clean edges and subtle shadow separation from the background; add small overlay chips such as "추천매물", "실사진", "확인매물", and a compact photo count label like "사진 12". 2. Photo detail strip: under or overlaid on the hero zone, include 2–3 small rectangular thumbnails with tiny captions such as "거실", "주방", "외관", "위치" to make the card feel like a real portal listing preview. 3. Title line: show {매물 종류·동네} prominently near the upper text zone, using a bold modern Korean sans-serif treatment with strong visual weight; add a small map-pin label line such as "서울 주요 생활권 · 도보권 인프라". 4. Price and size block: place {가격·면적} directly beneath the title in a slightly smaller but still highly legible hierarchy, using compact separators and supporting labels such as "매매가", "공급/전용", "관리비 별도", "즉시 상담 가능". 5. Property facts grid: include realistic compact info cells with short Korean labels, for example "방 3", "욕실 2", "층수 12/18층", "주차 1대", "남향", "입주 협의", styled as portal-style rounded chips or bordered cells. 6. Selling points row: display {포인트} as short, concise bullet-like phrases or slash-separated tags, arranged in one or two tight lines for scanability; support it with extra feature chips such as "역세권", "신축급", "학군", "생활편의" when appropriate to the property mood. 7. Mini location / note block: add a small simplified map preview, subway-line dot, or neighborhood marker with readable micro-copy such as "도보 5분 생활권", "마트·공원 인접", "현장 확인 완료". 8. Agent / listing metadata block: place {에이전트 정보} at the bottom in smaller text, framed like a portal listing footer with restrained emphasis; include invented realistic metadata such as "매물번호 A-0526", "등록 2026.05.01", "중개사무소 확인", "상담 09:00–19:00", plus a small phone/QR/contact CTA area. 9. Color system application: apply {컬러 톤} across the background, dividers, label chips, highlight bars, map marker, and contact CTA, keeping the card calm, trustworthy, and premium. 10. Format lock: keep the entire composition strictly square according to {비율}, with the photo, listing facts, price block, map preview, and footer metadata locked in a polished listing-card structure. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard and Noto Sans KR for the main body, Bold 700–800 for headings, Medium 500 for supporting lines, 22–34px header feel, 14–18px detail feel, 10–12px for metadata only if still legible. - Color palette: use {컬러 톤} as the base direction, interpreted as white, charcoal, warm beige, soft gray, muted sand, and one subtle accent color for chips or CTA; maintain low-saturation real-estate editorial colors. - UI details: add realistic portal-card elements including small icons for area, floor, parking, direction, subway, phone, and map; use thin dividers, label chips, listing badges, and a compact contact button reading "상담 문의" or "전화 상담". - Border/shadow: 1px cool gray separators, soft drop shadow 0px 6px 18px at 12% opacity, gentle rounded card corners, tactile paper-card depth, no hard glow. - Text density: the card should feel like a real property listing with useful information, not a blank brochure; keep every Korean label readable and arranged in clear blocks. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: high-resolution real-estate photography look, 24mm wide-angle for interior shots, 35mm standard perspective for exterior detail, crisp rectilinear framing with no fisheye distortion. - Lighting: bright natural daylight from large windows or open-air exterior light, softly diffused, neutral white balance, controlled highlights, realistic interior shadows, believable exterior reflections on windows if shown. - Photo realism: include natural apartment/villa/officetel/storefront details such as wood flooring, window frames, curtains, kitchen counters, built-in storage, balcony rail, building facade, elevator hall, street trees, parked cars, or signage when relevant to {대표 사진}. - Color grade: muted white + charcoal + warm beige with slightly desaturated contrast, portal-listing polish, restrained premium real-estate finish. [6. MOOD] Trustworthy premium property listing card — a modern Korean portal-real-estate editorial aesthetic with practical clarity, convincing listing metadata, realistic photography, and enough detail to feel like an actual property card ready for social media or a real-estate app. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문자열이 이미지에 정확히 보여야 함. - {매물 종류·동네} - {가격·면적} - {포인트} - {에이전트 정보} - {비율} - Additional Korean text that may appear clearly on the card: "추천매물", "실사진", "확인매물", "매물번호 A-0526", "등록 2026.05.01", "상담 문의", "전화 상담", "도보 5분 생활권", "방 3", "욕실 2", "주차 1대", "입주 협의". - Layout invariant: the image must read as a real-estate detail card, with the hero photo clearly separated from the information area and the typography aligned in a neat grid. - The card must include realistic listing enrichments: thumbnail photos, price/area hierarchy, feature chips, property facts grid, agent footer, date/listing ID, and a small location or contact detail area. - All Korean text must be rendered cleanly with no broken characters, spacing errors, or garbled syllables. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] One-page real estate presentation sheet combining a clean floor plan and a matching 3D interior visualization. Designed for property sales catalogs, leasing brochures, and interior design proposal decks. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - The canvas is split according to {레이아웃}: either a left floor-plan panel and right 3D render panel, or a top/bottom split with balanced visual weight. - The floor plan panel should occupy about 45–55% of the frame, with a technical drawing feel: thin black or charcoal lines, measured room blocks, and clear Korean labels. - The 3D render panel should feel like a polished architectural interior photo, with realistic depth, material textures, and sales-presentation clarity. - Use {매물 정보} as the basis for room count, scale, and spatial logic, keeping the apartment proportions believable. - Apply {평면도 라벨} only inside the floor plan, with consistent label alignment and ample whitespace so every Korean character remains legible. - Use {3D 렌더링 컷} for the render scene, matching one of the rooms shown in the plan so the layout-to-visual relationship is obvious. - Keep the two halves visually connected through the same palette, material language, and trim details from {컨셉 톤}. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Floor plan panel: Draw a refined architectural plan with clean walls, door swings, window openings, room boundaries, and simple circulation lines. Use precise line weights, light gray service annotations, and bold Korean room names for readability. 2. Floor plan labels: Place {평면도 라벨} directly inside each room block, spaced to avoid overlaps. Use a neat grid-like hierarchy so major spaces read first and smaller spaces follow. 3. Measurement and plan logic: Indicate apartment organization implied by {매물 정보} with consistent room sizing, realistic corridor width, and a clear 4Bay-style spatial rhythm if applicable. 4. 3D render panel: Show {3D 렌더링 컷} as a photoreal interior scene that matches the plan’s room function. Include flooring, built-in storage, lighting fixtures, and furniture placement that feel ready for a brochure. 5. Material and concept alignment: Translate {컨셉 톤} into finishes across both panels — for example white walls, warm wood flooring, brushed gold accents, and minimal detailing — so the plan and render feel like one unified proposal. 6. Layout harmony: If using a vertical split, keep the floor plan slightly more schematic and the render slightly more atmospheric; if using a horizontal split, give the top area a technical-document look and the bottom area a lifestyle-photo look. 7. Page finish: Add thin margins, subtle separators, and a restrained presentation-frame aesthetic suitable for real estate marketing. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for labels and annotations, medium to bold weight for primary room names, regular weight for secondary notes, with compact but readable sizing. - Color palette: Use white, warm gray, charcoal, light oak wood, and soft gold accents from {컨셉 톤}; keep the floor plan mostly monochrome and reserve warmer tones for the render. - Border/shadow: Use a very subtle 1px divider line between panels and a soft drop shadow on the 3D render panel, around 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 12% opacity. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Use a 24mm architectural interior lens look for the render, as if shot on a full-frame camera; for the plan, use a crisp orthographic top-down drafting view with no perspective distortion. - Lighting: For the render, use soft daylight from large windows with balanced fill, similar to a high-end real-estate brochure photo; add gentle highlights on wood and metal surfaces. - Color grade: White + oak + champagne gold with neutral daylight balance, slightly lifted shadows, and clean low-contrast commercial grading. [6. MOOD] Premium real-estate brochure and interior design concept sheet — polished architectural marketing aesthetic with the clarity of a luxury developer catalogue. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 정확히 보여야 함 — "거실", "주방", "침실 1", "침실 2", "침실 3", "욕실", "발코니". - The floor plan must remain a readable architectural diagram, not a stylized sketch or perspective drawing. - The 3D render must depict the same apartment family and spatial logic shown in the plan. - All Korean characters and spacing must be clean and correctly rendered. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Illegible room labels - Perspective distortion in the floor plan - Mismatched room counts between plan and render - Overly decorative fantasy interiors that do not resemble a real apartment

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean luxury real estate advertisement poster for apartment, officetel, or commercial property sales, vertical promotional layout for print, brokerage display, and social media. High-trust cinematic real-estate poster with a strong headline, exterior hero visual, property summary boxes, model-house event details, location/benefit callouts, legal footer, sponsor/agency area, and a clear CTA. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject placement: {매물 종류·이름} occupies the upper 34% as the primary headline, layered over a premium skyline, apartment complex exterior, officetel tower, or commercial-street night visual. - Campaign label: Add a small premium label near the headline reading “GRAND OPEN” and “선착순 방문상담” with gold foil-like accents. - Information layout: {평형·구조}, {입지}, {가격·조건}, and {분양 혜택} are arranged in polished info cards through the middle section, using icons for floor plan, map pin, price, and gift/benefit. - Event details: {모델하우스 일정} and {행사 정보} appear as a dedicated invitation band below the price panel, like a realistic property sales event notice. - CTA placement: {CTA} sits at the bottom as a prominent button-like banner, paired with a small QR-code placeholder box and phone/contact microcopy. - Footer realism: {주소·주관} and {부동산 표기문구} appear in a compact legal/sponsor footer with agency, 시행/시공/분양대행 style labels and small divider lines. - Background treatment: deep navy-to-black cinematic backdrop with city-light bokeh, architectural silhouettes, warm window lights, diagonal gold accent lines, small map-grid texture, and subtle brochure-style decorative frames. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Hero area (top 34%): Present {매물 종류·이름} in a large, confident headline over a cinematic night city or building exterior scene, with crisp separation from the background, elegant gold edge highlights, and a small “PREMIUM RESIDENCE” sublabel. 2. Property detail cards (upper-mid 18%): Show {평형·구조} and {입지} in two refined rectangular info cards with thin gold borders, dark glassmorphism-style fill, practical icon marks, and readable label text such as “TYPE” and “LOCATION”. 3. Price highlight panel (mid-lower 16%): Emphasize {가격·조건} in the most visually distinct box, using larger type, brighter gold accents, a subtle spotlight glow, and a “분양가 안내” label. 4. Benefit strip (lower-mid 10%): Add {분양 혜택} as a row of small premium benefit chips, such as 계약혜택, 중도금, 발코니, 방문상담, with tiny check icons. 5. Model-house invitation band (lower 10%): Render {모델하우스 일정} and {행사 정보} in a realistic event-poster style band with date/time/venue hierarchy, ticket/invitation wording, and a small “방문예약 필수” tag. 6. CTA footer (bottom 8%): Render {CTA} as a high-contrast call-to-action bar or button with rounded corners, paired with a small QR placeholder labeled “상담 예약 QR” and contact emphasis. 7. Legal and sponsor footer (bottom micro area): Place {주소·주관} and {부동산 표기문구} as small but legible real-estate disclaimer text, including 시행, 시공, 분양대행, 홍보관 address, and 상담 유의사항 styling. 8. Supporting accents: Add thin divider rules, metallic gold corner brackets, faint map-coordinate dots, small building-plan line art, and city-light reflections to reinforce the premium property-brand feel. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Use Pretendard ExtraBold for the main headline, Pretendard SemiBold for section labels, Noto Sans KR Medium for supporting details, and a condensed sans-serif for small legal/footer information; headline size should feel oversized and authoritative, with compact tracking. - Color palette: navy #0B1020, deep black #050507, gold #C8A24A, champagne #E3C878, warm ivory #F4F0E6, cool gray #B9C0CC, accent white #FFFFFF, subtle emergency red #D94A38 only for reservation urgency tags. - Border/shadow: thin 1px gold borders on info boxes, soft drop shadow 0px 10px 24px rgba(0,0,0,0.28), faint inner glow on the CTA bar, and polished glass reflections on panels. - Graphic devices: Use real-estate brochure elements such as small map pins, floor-plan outline icons, skyline silhouettes, QR placeholder, sponsor strip, ticket-like event tag, and legal footer dividers. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: ultra-wide 24mm architectural night photography look, high-detail exterior perspective with slight upward angle, f/8 clarity for building geometry. - Lighting: twilight city lighting with practical window lights, soft rim from the upper-right, controlled gold reflections on facade edges, and luminous lobby/commercial street highlights. - Color grade: cool navy shadows, restrained gold highlights, deep contrast, and a premium editorial finish similar to luxury real-estate campaign photography. - Material feel: glossy brochure print finish, metallic foil impression on gold typography, semi-transparent dark glass cards, crisp architectural edges, and realistic printed-poster texture. [6. MOOD] Luxury Korean real-estate campaign — premium brokerage brochure meets cinematic city-night editorial, with the polished confidence of an upscale district development ad and the practical detail density of a real 분양 홍보 poster. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following strings must appear exactly as rendered text: - {매물 종류·이름} - {평형·구조} - {입지} - {가격·조건} - {분양 혜택} - {모델하우스 일정} - {행사 정보} - {주소·주관} - {CTA} - {부동산 표기문구} - Additional realistic Korean poster text must be visible: “GRAND OPEN”, “선착순 방문상담”, “분양가 안내”, “방문예약 필수”, “상담 예약 QR”. - Layout invariants: headline must be the largest text element, price panel must be more visually emphasized than the location and plan boxes, and the CTA must remain clearly separated at the bottom. - Maintain trustworthy real-estate advertising tone with readable hierarchy, accurate-looking information blocks, and realistic brokerage/legal footer details. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Unauthorized celebrity composites - Misleading government-agency style emblems

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 - ratio_size_reference: {비율/사이즈} [1. PURPOSE] Korean real-estate listing photo series, 4-panel grid, catalog-style hero image for sales/rental marketing. Create a polished, realistic property showcase that highlights one {매물 종류} across exterior and interior spaces in a single shareable canvas, with practical listing details, natural staging, and a trustworthy Korean brokerage brochure feel. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Single canvas in a 2x2 grid, each panel occupying exactly 25% of the frame with even gutters, aligned edges, and consistent architectural perspective. - Each panel must depict a different space from {포함 컷}, with small Korean labels anchored near the lower-left of each cell. - Overall treatment should match {매물 종류} and {컨셉}, with a balanced editorial real-estate brochure layout that feels like a premium online listing image. - Use a clean white or very light warm-gray background system, subtle separators, and a realistic footer band containing {추가 정보}, plus small listing metadata such as “매물번호 A-0526”, “현장촬영”, and “문의 02-1234-5678”. - Add a slim top header strip with Korean brochure text such as “오늘의 추천 매물”, “실거주 만족 공간”, and a small date label “2026.05 촬영”, keeping the photo grid dominant. - Keep all four panels visually unified in tone, brightness, and {조명·시간} so the set feels like one professionally photographed property shoot. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Top-left panel: show the exterior of {매물 종류} as a realistic wide-angle real-estate photo, straight horizon, tidy building lines, visible entrance or street context, planted greenery, parked cars or walkway details where natural, and bright daylight clarity. 2. Top-right panel: show the living room with {컨셉} styling, emphasizing sofa, table, rug, curtain texture, wall art, plants, cushions, and open circulation space, with soft natural shadows and believable everyday staging. 3. Bottom-left panel: show the kitchen in a clean, functional composition with visible cabinetry, countertop depth, sink, induction or gas range, small appliances, ceramic dishes, subtle reflections, and polished surfaces responding to the daylight. 4. Bottom-right panel: show the bedroom with calm staging, centered bed, layered bedding, side tables, lamp, curtains, wardrobe edge, small decor objects, and evenly distributed daylight for a spacious, premium listing look. 5. Label layer: add small Korean text labels for each cell, matching the room names in {레이아웃}, with consistent placement, size, and weight; include tiny secondary captions under labels such as “채광 우수”, “수납 공간”, “동선 편리”, or “조용한 침실”. 6. Footer layer: place {추가 정보} in a small readable footer line across the bottom margin, aligned with listing details: “면적 84㎡ · 방 3 / 욕실 2 · 입주 협의 · 주차 가능” and a small QR-style contact block. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, medium to semibold for labels, 18–24px equivalent; footer in regular 14–16px equivalent with tight tracking; header text 16–22px equivalent, confident but not overpowering. - Color palette: crisp white #FFFFFF, warm wood beige #D8C2A4, soft gray #E9ECEF, muted charcoal #2F343A, sunlit cream #F7F3EC. - Border/shadow: thin dividers in #D9D9D9, soft commercial brochure drop shadow 2px y-offset, 8px blur, 10% opacity for each panel; use subtle rounded metadata chips and small line icons for area, parking, and inquiry. - Real-estate details: maintain realistic Korean apartment materials such as wood flooring, off-white walls, aluminum window frames, built-in cabinetry, stone or engineered countertops, fabric upholstery, and practical household scale. - Text hierarchy: panel labels must be easy to scan, secondary captions smaller, footer metadata compact, and all Korean text should look printed cleanly as part of the listing design. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: full-frame real-estate photography look, 24mm tilt-shift lens at f/8, straight architectural lines, high-detail interior clarity. - Lighting: {조명·시간} natural light from large windows, soft directional daylight with gentle fill, no harsh hotspots, consistent exposure across all four panels. - Color grade: warm neutral real-estate catalog grade with white-balanced highlights, light wood warmth, and clean low-saturation neutrals. - Rendering quality: photorealistic commercial property photography, crisp window frames, accurate ceiling lines, believable reflections on floors and countertops, and natural texture in fabric, wood, glass, plants, and exterior surfaces. [6. MOOD] Premium Korean real-estate brochure — refined commercial listing photography with a clean magazine-catalog feel, similar to a high-end property magazine spread or a trustworthy online brokerage listing card. The image should feel practical, inviting, and ready for a real sales/rental post, showing enough real-life detail for viewers to understand the property’s atmosphere and value. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문자열: “외관”, “거실”, “주방”, “침실”. - Additional Korean listing text should be legible and realistic, for example: “오늘의 추천 매물”, “매물번호 A-0526”, “2026.05 촬영”, “면적 84㎡”, “입주 협의”, “문의 02-1234-5678”. - All 4 panels must maintain the same overall photographic tone, brightness, and {조명·시간}, with no style mismatch between cells. - Keep architectural proportions realistic, furniture scale believable, room edges straight, and exterior perspective undistorted. - Footer text must remain small, readable, and integrated into the brochure layout without overpowering the four property photos. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean real-estate comparison card news for new-build vs old-building investment and living decision-making. Realistic editorial infographic with a side-by-side comparison layout, social card-news details, data labels, issue/date metadata, and enough visual context to feel like a published Korean finance-real-estate carousel slide. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Overall layout: vertical 1024x1536 poster, strict 좌우 분할 composition with a centered comparison table bridging both sides. - Left side occupies 42% of frame: 신축 visual panel, brighter modern apartment complex photo treatment with glass balcony lines, clean exterior walls, landscaped entrance, street trees, and subtle reflected daylight. - Right side occupies 42% of frame: 구축 visual panel, more muted older apartment photo treatment with aged concrete texture, older balcony frames, ground-floor parking hints, mature trees, and lived-in neighborhood details. - Center column occupies 16% of frame: comparison table and key differences stacked vertically, aligned to a strong grid with visible category rows, arrows, and small property-data chips. - Use {비교 대상}, {비교 항목}, {장단점}, {비주얼}, {컬러}, {발행처}, {비율} placeholders as the exact user-editable content anchors. - Background should use crisp white and subtle off-white paper texture with faint editorial grid marks, small section labels, a tiny map-pin motif, and light data-card accents that support the comparison theme. - Spacing must feel like a professional finance/editorial card, with structured columns, clear gutters, readable labels, and a realistic card-news publishing rhythm. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Top header area (15%): bold title line introducing 신축 vs 구축 comparison, with {비교 대상} displayed prominently in the main headline zone. Add small metadata above the title: SLIDE 01, VOL.247, 2026년 5월호, 데이터 기준 2026.05. 2. Subheader line (5%): {비교 항목} in smaller but highly legible text, separated by a thin divider rule. Include a small page indicator 1/6 and a compact tag line: 실거주·투자 체크리스트. 3. Main comparison zone (55%): {비주얼} arranged as a left-right split, with the left panel for 신축 and the right panel for 구축, each framed in editorial rectangular photo blocks. Add small captions under each photo panel: 신축 단지 예시 / 구축 단지 예시. 4. Center comparison table (embedded in main zone): a compact data table listing price, area, school district, move-in year, and management fee, with values visually balanced on both sides. Render the Korean row header exactly as 가격 / 평형 / 학군 / 입주 연도 / 관리비, with small arrow badges ↑ ↓ = and navy highlight chips for key differences. 5. Pros/cons strip (12%): {장단점} shown as short contrast bullets, using directional arrows, simple house/coin/wrench/school icons, and a small summary pill: 한 줄 결론. Keep the text concise and editorial. 6. Footer area (8%): {발행처} placed at the bottom in small publisher-credit style, aligned with the grid and separated by a thin line. Add carousel CTA and micro UI details: 저장하고 비교하기, 다음 장: 대출·세금 체크, @rebuilder_kr 부동산 카드뉴스, tiny save/share icons, and a discreet page progress bar. 7. Size reference: {비율} should be respected as the exact poster ratio and used as the rendering target. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, bold for headline 700-800 weight, body 400-500 weight, title around 54-64px, labels 22-28px, footer 16-18px. Use compact Korean editorial hierarchy with strong headline contrast and precise table numerals. - Color palette: pure white #FFFFFF, charcoal #222222, navy #1F3C88, cool gray #D9DEE7, light silver #EEF1F5, with {컬러} applied as the accent system for labels, highlights, chips, and divider emphasis. - Border/shadow: thin 1px charcoal dividers, subtle card shadows with 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 12-15% opacity, clean photo-frame borders, small rounded data chips, and realistic printed-card depth. - Table styling: clean grid lines, compact spacing, high contrast black text on white, navy accent for comparison highlights, small row icons, and consistent left/right alignment so both 신축 and 구축 remain clearly comparable. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: straight-on graphic poster layout with a subtle 50mm editorial photo look on the building panels, no wide distortion. Building photo panels should feel like real Korean apartment reference photography embedded into a designed card-news layout. - Lighting: soft overcast daylight style, even exposure across both panels, slight cool highlight on the new-build side and slightly flatter diffuse tone on the old-building side. - Color grade: corporate real-estate editorial grade, white + charcoal + navy with restrained cool neutrals, realistic concrete and glass texture, readable shadows, and polished finance-magazine finish. [6. MOOD] Professional Korean real-estate editorial card-news — like a trusted finance magazine comparison spread with newsroom clarity, real apartment context, practical data cues, and shareable Instagram carousel energy. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문자열: 신축, 구축, 가격 / 평형 / 학군 / 입주 연도 / 관리비, 신축: 인프라 ↑·관리비 ↑ / 구축: 가격 ↓·리모델 필요, @rebuilder_kr 부동산 카드뉴스. - Additional Korean card-news text must be clean and readable: VOL.247, 2026년 5월호, 데이터 기준 2026.05, 실거주·투자 체크리스트, 저장하고 비교하기, 다음 장: 대출·세금 체크, 1/6. - Layout invariants: strict 좌우 분할, centered comparison table, readable hierarchy, no merged columns, no swapped labels, 신축 always on the left and 구축 always on the right. - All text must be clean Korean with no broken characters or random symbols. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Isometric 3D interior illustration for a compact lifestyle/editorial graphic, designed as a square social-media-friendly room overview. Warm Dribbble/Behance-style room presentation with realistic everyday home details, small readable Korean labels, and a friendly Scandinavian interior mood. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main structure: a single isometric room cutaway built at a consistent 35° axonometric angle, filling the square canvas as a complete miniature interior diorama. - Space type: {공간} presented as a clearly readable interior shell with walls, floor plane, partial partitions, baseboards, and an optional open ceiling depending on the chosen room. - Furniture and props: {가구와 소품} arranged in lived-in functional zones, with realistic scale relationships between major furniture, storage, lighting, textiles, and tabletop items. - Everyday realism: include {생활 디테일} such as mugs, books, folded fabric, slippers, charging cable, small boxes, tissue case, wall hooks, framed art, calendar, and soft textiles to make the space feel inhabited. - Texture and form: smooth 3D-rendered surfaces with subtle bevels, visible wood grain, woven fabric, ceramic sheen, paper edges, rug texture, and soft edge highlights. - Label treatment: {라벨 방식} placed near key furniture zones, connected with small leader lines or tiny pill tags aligned to the isometric perspective. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Base room plane: establish the isometric floor in a stable 35° view, with walls, floor trim, doorway/window hints, and compact architectural boundaries mapped into a coherent room layout. - Primary furniture zone: place the largest items from {가구와 소품} first so the room reads instantly as {공간}; set the dominant object slightly off-axis and allow secondary objects to wrap naturally around it. - Secondary furnishing zones: add lamps, clocks, books, plants, baskets, wall shelves, cushions, side tables, toiletries, kitchenware, or office tools according to the selected room type. - Surface detailing: apply light wood, fabric, matte painted wall, ceramic tile, paper, glass, and metal finishes with gentle tonal variation so the room feels designed and tangible. - Graphic layer: add a small room-info tag, tiny floor-plan marker, date sticker, and Korean labels using {라벨 방식}; include {벽면 텍스트} as a small poster, calendar, memo, or framed print. - Floor and textile layer: include {바닥 디테일} such as rug pattern, plank seams, tile grid, floor mat, slippers, or cable trail, all following the isometric angle. - Final readability: maintain clear object silhouettes, readable labels, consistent scale, and recognizable room functions at thumbnail size. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for labels, medium weight, 12–18px equivalent, with tight but readable spacing and crisp anti-aliased edges. - Color palette: use {컬러 팔레트} with soft cream base, natural oak wood tones, muted sage green accents, and warm amber highlights; let small decor items introduce gentle complementary colors. - Border/shadow: use soft ambient shadow under furniture, 8px vertical offset, 18px blur, 12–18% opacity; add faint contact shadows at object feet, rug edges, shelves, and wall-mounted items. - Render finish: polished editorial 3D with tactile materials, slightly glossy ceramic/glass details, matte textiles, softly rounded corners, and fine ambient occlusion in corners. - Decoration: include wall art, calendar, small stickers, patterned rug, book spines, plant leaves, and practical household accessories that match {분위기}. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: isometric 3D render, orthographic-like axonometric view, equivalent to a 50mm clean product-render perspective with no dramatic distortion. - Lighting: soft studio key from upper-left at about 45°, gentle fill from front-right, subtle ambient occlusion in corners, warm practical lamp glow where appropriate. - Color grade: warm cream + oak + sage + amber with restrained contrast, slightly pastel midtones, realistic material response, and a calm editorial finish. [6. MOOD] {분위기} — modern design-platform interior mockup with a friendly Scandinavian home-decor feel, cozy lived-in details, and a curated lifestyle-magazine miniature-room quality. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: if visible labels are used, render the following Korean strings correctly as tiny but legible room graphics: "자취방", "거실", "주방", "욕실", "홈오피스", "신혼 침실", "침대", "책상", "소파", "식물", "오늘의 집", "5월 캘린더", "작은 가구 라벨". - Perspective invariant: keep a consistent isometric 35° structure across the entire room, including furniture, labels, rug patterns, tiles, shelves, and wall decor. - Layout invariant: labels, leader lines, furniture silhouettes, and tiny props must remain readable and not visually merge into one another. - Rendering invariant: Korean letters must be intact, room geometry must remain stable, and object proportions must feel plausible for a compact interior. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or recognizable real-person likenesses - Severe warped geometry that breaks the isometric view

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

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] 1-2 English lines: Real-estate site-visit review card news for social media, designed as a 9:16 Instagram story with practical liveability insights. Editorial infographic layout that presents neighborhood, pros, cons, price, photo evidence, and save-worthy comparison cues in a trustworthy Korean magazine-card format. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main card uses a tall 9:16 portrait canvas with a polished editorial grid; top title band occupies about 14% of the frame, content blocks fill the middle 68%, and a compact summary/footer strip sits at the bottom 18%. - Primary subject is the neighborhood/property story itself, with {매물·동네} as the central context anchor and {대표 사진} distributed across a realistic collage-like panel structure. - Background treatment: cream paper base with subtle warm grain, charcoal dividers, amber accent tags, faint map-line texture, small annotation marks, and a tactile printed-magazine surface rather than a glossy app mockup. - Add realistic card-news metadata: slide number “01/08”, page indicator dots, small handle “@homefield.note”, date label “2026.05 현장 기록”, and short Korean utility labels such as “실거주 체크”, “임장노트 VOL.018”, “저장하고 비교하기”. - Use {매물·동네}, {장점 3}, {단점 2}, {가격·정보}, {대표 사진}, {컬러 톤}, {비율} placeholders naturally inside the card. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header area (top 14%): large Korean headline “부동산 임장 후기 카드뉴스”, a small series label “임장노트 VOL.018”, slide marker “01/08”, and a smaller subtitle line introducing {매물·동네} in a concise editorial tone. - Hero information block (upper-middle 20%): place {가격·정보} in a bold statistic-style box with thin rules, left-aligned hierarchy, a small “가격·관리비·입주 가능일” label row, and tiny comparison chips like “역세권”, “생활권”, “학군”. - Pros panel (middle-left 22%): show {장점 3} as three stacked numbered bullets with short separators, amber check icons, and small sublabels such as “교통”, “채광”, “생활편의” for a practical site-visit feel. - Cons panel (middle-right 22%): show {단점 2} as two numbered bullets with charcoal caution markers, compact memo lines, and a small note tag “재방문 시 확인”. - Visual montage strip (lower-middle 22%): arrange {대표 사진} as a four-part image collage with exterior facade, nearby street, interior detail, and school/station cue panels; include tiny Korean captions under each frame such as “단지 입구”, “주변 상권”, “거실 채광”, “도보 동선”. - Footer band (bottom 18%): summarize the card with {컬러 톤} as a small palette note and {비율} as a layout stamp; include page indicator “● ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○”, micro CTA “저장하고 비교하기”, hashtags “#임장후기 #실거주리뷰 #아파트체크”, and a small credit line “editor: field note team”. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard and Noto Sans KR for body and labels, with Pretendard SemiBold for headings and Noto Sans KR Medium for detail lines; title size should feel bold and compact, body text smaller but highly legible. - Color palette: use {컬러 톤} with cream #F4EFE6, charcoal #2F2F2F, warm amber #C98A3A, muted taupe #B8AA9B, and soft gray #D8D4CD. - Border/shadow: thin 1px charcoal rules, soft paper-edge shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 14% opacity, subtle rounded corners, layered paper tabs, small map-pin icons, and printed divider lines. - Infographic details should look practical and lived-in: inspection memo ticks, tiny route arrows, neighborhood icons, caption bars, sticker-like amber labels, and realistic editorial spacing that still keeps hierarchy readable. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: clean editorial flat-lay and architectural-documentary feel, as if shot on a Sony A7R IV with 35mm lens for the exterior/street panels and 50mm lens for interior detail crops at f/5.6. - Lighting: soft overcast daylight with subtle window-fill look from upper-left, gentle ambient bounce, no hard contrast, no flash glare. - Color grade: warm cream + charcoal + amber with restrained saturation, slightly muted real-estate magazine print finish. - Image panels should feel like genuine site-visit documentation: apartment exterior texture, street signage blur, pavement, window light, interior wall/floor material, and small environmental cues that support liveability review context. [6. MOOD] Trustworthy real-estate magazine review — resembling a premium Korean lifestyle editorial spread with a Kinfolk-meets-architecture digest sensibility, but enriched with practical field-note details, comparison cues, and social-card saveability. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 들어가야 하는 문자열 — “부동산 임장 후기 카드뉴스”, “{매물·동네}”, “{장점 3}”, “{단점 2}”, “{가격·정보}”, “{대표 사진}”, “{컬러 톤}”, “{비율}” - Additional Korean text may include: “임장노트 VOL.018”, “2026.05 현장 기록”, “실거주 체크”, “재방문 시 확인”, “저장하고 비교하기”, “#임장후기 #실거주리뷰”. - All Korean text must be crisp and correctly rendered; no broken Hangul, no OCR-like corruption, no mixed spacing errors. - Maintain the exact 9:16 portrait card-news framing with balanced editorial hierarchy, structured grid alignment, realistic photo-collage evidence, and a trustworthy real-estate review tone. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean newlywed home interior mood board, style-by-style 4-panel collage for inspiration, budgeting, and planning. Editorial A4 mood board layout designed for Pinterest, Instagram carousel cover, wedding-prep community sharing, and interior consultation reference. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Vertical A4-style canvas, full-page collage with 4 interior reference blocks arranged in a polished grid, each block occupying roughly 22–24% of the frame with consistent gutters and magazine-like alignment. - The overall composition should feel like a curated Korean interior magazine planning page: tactile, layered, realistic, and useful for a couple comparing design directions. - Background treatment: warm off-white paper surface with subtle matte grain, visible paper fibers, taped corners, small pencil guide marks, fabric tabs, and material sample overlaps. - Use {컨셉 스타일} as the main styling direction, and map {공간 별 레퍼런스} into the collage blocks with visible sofas, bedding, dining objects, tiles, faucets, curtains, rugs, lighting, books, ceramics, plants, and color accents. - Place {텍스트 레이블} as compact labels near each block, ensuring the hierarchy reads like a premium interior lookbook with practical planning notes. - Add realistic editorial metadata: {발행 정보}, {프로젝트명}, {촬영/제작 날짜}, {위치 라벨}, and a small vertical spine credit on the left edge reading {스파인 크레딧}. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Top header band (about 12–15% height): set the title area as an editorial masthead with strong Korean typography, include the main title, VOL/date line, and a small subtitle for newlywed home planning. 2. Main collage field (about 70–75% height): build four reference panels with clearly distinct visual identities, each panel showing interior surfaces, furniture silhouettes, decor props, lighting fixtures, and lived-in styling details rather than empty rooms. 3. Label overlay system: attach {텍스트 레이블} to each panel as small tag-like captions, with room name, concept keyword, estimated mood, and one short note such as “러그 추천”, “조명 포인트”, “수납 아이디어”, or “타일 샘플”. 4. Palette integration: weave {컬러 팔레트} into textiles, wall tones, wood finishes, ceramics, cushions, books, framed art, towels, tiles, grout, metal fixtures, and accent objects so each style reads immediately. 5. Texture layer: combine {비주얼 결} with paper cutout edges, real-looking sample swatches, linen scraps, wood veneer chips, stone/tile chips, paint cards, masking tape, binder clips, and small handwritten arrows. 6. Footer information area (about 8–10% height): include {예산 메모}, {체크리스트}, a tiny QR-style consultation box labeled {QR 라벨}, and contact-style studio text {문의 정보} as part of the magazine mood-board design. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for labels, SemiBold to Bold for headers, 22–34px for title hierarchy, 14–18px for captions, 9–12px for metadata and micro notes, with crisp Korean rendering. - Color palette: use {컬러 팔레트} as the primary set, anchored by off-white #F4F0E8, soft gray #D8D5CF, warm wood brown #A67C52, muted sage #A9B8A6, charcoal #2F2F2F, plus small metallic or ceramic accents if they fit the selected style. - Border/shadow: thin paper-cut separators, soft drop shadows with 3px y-offset, 10px blur, 12% opacity, layered overlap depth under clipped image blocks, tape strips, stickers, and material swatch shadows. - Magazine details: include small page number, issue marker, category tag, caption rule lines, and a discreet barcode-like graphic that reads as editorial decoration, not a real product code. - Visual richness: allow realistic household styling details such as mugs, slippers, cushions, open books, towels, soap bottles, spice jars, plants, art prints, vases, fabric wrinkles, tile grout, wood grain, and small planning annotations. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Canon EOS R5 editorial interior photography feel; 24mm wide-angle for room context and 50mm standard lens for detail crops, f/4 to f/5.6 for clean clarity. - Lighting: soft diffused daylight from upper-left, gentle ambient fill, believable shadows under paper layers, natural highlights on ceramic, glass, wood, linen, metal, and stone surfaces. - Color grade: neutral warm whites, muted earth tones, low-saturation greens, charcoal accents, soft beige paper, natural wood warmth, and a calm showroom-like tonal balance. - Print realism: emulate a premium interior magazine collage with slightly uneven cut edges, high-resolution photo texture, visible matte ink, tactile swatches, and subtle scanner-like paper depth. [6. MOOD] Premium Korean interior design editorial — warm, useful, newlywed-focused, tactile, aspirational, and realistic, like a studio-made lookbook page prepared before purchasing furniture and finishing materials. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following Korean strings must appear exactly and clearly: "신혼집 인테리어 무드보드", "컨셉 스타일", "공간 별 레퍼런스", "컬러 팔레트", "텍스트 레이블", "비주얼 결". - Also render these planning details clearly in Korean: "{발행 정보}", "{프로젝트명}", "{촬영/제작 날짜}", "{위치 라벨}", "{예산 메모}", "{체크리스트}", "{문의 정보}". - Maintain a strict 4-panel collage structure with consistent spacing, aligned gutters, and no additional room panels beyond the four planned interior reference blocks. - Every Korean label, caption, price note, date, and micro annotation must be fully legible, correctly spaced, and free of broken characters or garbling. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity face composites or portrait-style people photography - Fake government, bank, or legal-document styling

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] YouTube thumbnail for a real estate neighborhood analysis channel, optimized for click-through with bold Korean headline, recognizable local-price context, and a presenter-led market-report feel. Topical, newsy thumbnail style with a human presenter, map cues, apartment visuals, price data snippets, and YouTube-native attention elements. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject placement: {모델·인물 결} presenter occupies the left 48–52% as the hero, cropped from chest-up or waist-up, with strong eye-line toward the right-side copy and one hand naturally pointing toward the map or headline. - Background treatment: realistic urban-real-estate backdrop blending a blurred apartment complex, neighborhood street intersection, faint cadastral-style map texture, subway-line hints, and deep navy matte broadcast surface with subtle gradient depth. - Typography zone: right 40–44% carries oversized Korean headline, with the main phrase stacked for maximum mobile readability and a smaller but prominent price tag beneath it. - Supporting visuals: {보조 비주얼·소품} appears as a tangible lower-right evidence cluster: map pin, apartment-photo cutout, red circled hotspot area, mini price chart, and pinned memo card. - YouTube thumbnail details: add a small channel handle label such as "@부동산핫플", a short episode tag like "HOT PLACE #24", a small black duration badge "10:38" in the bottom-right corner, a red arrow or alert circle, and one accent emoji/shape such as "🔥" or a red exclamation badge. - Use {채널 컨셉}, {썸네일 카피 (큰 한글)}, {보조 비주얼·소품}, {컬러 톤}, {레이아웃}, and {비율} as the content variables. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Hero presenter area: {모델·인물 결} person on the left, photographed with crisp edge separation, subtle rim light, realistic skin texture, confident posture, and a serious explanatory expression that suggests analyzing a price hotspot. 2. Headline block: place {썸네일 카피 (큰 한글)} in very large bold Korean type on the right, with the main question taking two lines and the price line visually smaller but still dominant enough to read at thumbnail size. 3. Visual evidence layer: integrate {보조 비주얼·소품} as a map-pin + apartment-photo + location-diagram cluster, using slight perspective overlap, red hand-drawn circle marks, a small upward/downward graph, and a pinned-note feel to reinforce neighborhood analysis. 4. Local market info chips: add realistic micro labels around the supporting visuals, such as "역세권 7분", "신축 단지", "실거래 체크", "급매 여부", and "2026.05 기준", rendered small but clean. 5. Tone reinforcement: apply {컬러 톤} across the whole frame with a strong contrast between dark navy base and red accents, keeping white and yellow-highlight text crisp and readable. 6. Layout logic: follow {레이아웃} so the composition reads instantly on mobile, with a clear left-to-right flow from presenter to headline to supporting data. 7. Thumbnail polish: give the frame a bold channel-signature look with realistic lighting, layered newsroom graphics, tactile pinned cards, and high-contrast YouTube styling consistent across episodes. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard ExtraBold or Noto Sans KR Black for the main headline, with 92–120 px scale feel on the 1536x1024 canvas; use Pretendard SemiBold for the smaller price line and micro labels. - Main Korean headline treatment: set the largest line in white with red/yellow emphasis blocks where useful; add a red underline, arrow, or circular callout to drive attention without covering the face. - Color palette: deep navy #0B1F3A, accent red #E53935, white #FFFFFF, cool gray #D9E1EA, optional muted steel blue #4E6A85, and small warning-yellow highlights #FFD54F. - Border/shadow: add a soft drop shadow under the presenter and main text, 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity; use a thin white outline only if text needs separation from map or apartment elements. - Graphic elements: include a YouTube-style bottom progress accent, tiny channel mark, red alert badge, map-pin icon, price-tag panel, and subtle diagonal news-grid lines to make the thumbnail feel produced and real. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 50mm or 85mm portrait lens look, f/2.8, medium close-up framing for the presenter with shallow depth of field and sharp facial focus. - Lighting: studio key light from upper-left at 45°, controlled fill from front-right, subtle rim from behind to separate the subject from the dark background. - Color grade: deep navy + vivid red + clean white, with a slightly cool broadcast-news finish and high contrast for thumbnail punch. - Realism: preserve natural fabric texture, realistic hair detail, believable facial pores, accurate hands, and credible reflections on apartment windows and glossy graphic cards. [6. MOOD] Korean YouTube real-estate explainer thumbnail — confident newsroom-style analysis with a neighborhood-investigation feel, like a sharp local market report cover with urgent hotspot discovery energy. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the following text must appear exactly and cleanly if used in the headline area: "이 동네 살까말까?", "평당 5,200만원". - Add small supporting Korean text where it fits naturally, such as "@부동산핫플", "HOT PLACE #24", "2026.05 기준", "실거래 체크", "역세권 7분", and "10:38". - Preserve the left-hero / right-copy readability split or the face-front + stacked-copy alternative specified by {레이아웃}. - Keep the presenter expression serious and explanatory, with a hand-pointing or map-indicating gesture that feels natural and anatomically correct. - Do not alter the intended channel identity of {채널 컨셉}; it must still read as a real estate / neighborhood analysis thumbnail. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

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

[INPUT] - reference_image: {참고 이미지} - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean real-estate personal brand advertisement poster, A4 vertical editorial flyer for social-media and print promotion. Professional realtor branding layout with a left-side Korean headline, right-side portrait hero, and detailed contact card block at the bottom, enriched with realistic real-estate office materials, consultation cues, and polished local-business advertising details. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Left side (about 42%): large headline block and subheadline stacked vertically, aligned flush-left with strong editorial hierarchy; include a small date/consultation label above or near the headline such as "2026 봄 이사 상담", "상담 예약 오픈", or "강남권 매물 브리핑". - Right side (about 38%): {원본 인물} as the hero subject, standing or seated in a confident three-quarter pose based on {인물 자세}, cleanly separated from background while still integrated into a realistic premium realtor office atmosphere. - Bottom-left: {명함 박스} as a compact contact-info card with crisp borders, neat hierarchy, and realistic micro-details such as QR 예약 영역, small map-pin icon, 상담 가능 시간, and office address line. - Upper-left corner: {회사명·로고} placed as a small brand mark, clearly readable, with a subtle office-identity line like "REAL ESTATE CONSULTING" or "PROPERTY PARTNER" beneath it. - Background: {배경·라이팅} with a bright modern real-estate office or premium white studio-office feel; include soft-focus hints of a desk, property folders, apartment brochure, key tray, tablet floor-plan screen, or city-window silhouette without overpowering the left-headline / right-portrait structure. - Use {큰 한글 헤드라인}, {부제}, {대표 서비스 강조}, {직업·전문분야}, {소품}, {컬러 팔레트}, and {비율} exactly as layout-driving content. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Background layer: bright white or very pale warm-gray studio-office backdrop with realistic depth, gentle gradient, faint city skyline/window reflection, and subtle real-estate office textures such as matte paper, glass, brushed metal, and soft desk shadows. 2. Brand mark area (top-left): {회사명·로고} set small and sharp with logo-like alignment, plus a tiny Korean/English descriptor line such as "공인중개사무소 · 매매 · 전월세 · 투자상담" or "REALTY BRAND AD". 3. Main headline area (left-center): {큰 한글 헤드라인} rendered as the dominant typographic anchor, spanning multiple lines with strong hierarchy and warm charcoal emphasis; add a small eyebrow label above it such as "LOCAL EXPERT" or "강남·마곡·신촌 전문 상담". 4. Subheadline area (below headline): {부제} placed directly under the main headline, smaller but still clearly readable, with confident leading and a real advertisement tone. 5. Service emphasis strip (mid-left or under subheadline): {대표 서비스 강조} presented like a trust-building service label; design it as a gold-accent pill, checklist strip, or compact service badge with short Korean items like "매수·매도 상담", "전월세 컨설팅", "실거래가 분석". 6. Supporting information area: add 2–3 short Korean feature blurbs in small boxes or lines, for example "오늘의 추천 매물 12건", "실거래가 기반 비교분석", "계약 전 체크리스트 제공"; include a small date stamp such as "2026.05 상담 예약" and a page/poster code like "AD-REALTY 247". 7. Hero portrait area (right side): {원본 인물} cut out or framed as a polished realtor portrait, holding {소품} naturally, wearing a suit, with a restrained smile and professional posture; nearby may include subtle realistic props such as contract folder, house key, tablet with floor plan, or rolled blueprint. 8. Contact card area (bottom-left): {명함 박스} inserted as a neat rectangular information box with name, title, phone, fax, email, address, consultation hours, and QR 예약 placeholder aligned in clean rows; include tiny labels like "상담 담당자", "대표 공인중개사", "방문 상담 예약". 9. Bottom footer layer: include small legal-style office information line and micro credit text such as "서울 주요 권역 매물 상담 · 광고문의", "PHOTO / PROFILE", or "본 광고의 매물 정보는 상담 시점에 따라 변동될 수 있습니다". 10. Finishing layer: {컬러 팔레트} applied to accents, separators, icons, service tags, QR frame, and small highlights; maintain a premium Korean real-estate brochure look with clear visual order throughout. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard ExtraBold or Noto Sans KR Bold for {큰 한글 헤드라인}, Pretendard Medium for {부제}, Pretendard SemiBold for {대표 서비스 강조}, and Pretendard Regular for contact details; headline size should dominate the left half. - Korean ad microcopy: add short, legible real-estate phrases only, such as "상담 예약 오픈", "매매·전세·월세", "실거래가 분석", "오늘의 추천 매물", "방문 상담 가능", "QR로 빠른 문의". - Color palette: use {컬러 팔레트} with white #FFFFFF, warm charcoal #3A3530, deep gray #2B2B2B, and a restrained gold accent such as #B89B5E for thin separators, service badges, icon strokes, and small highlights. - Border/shadow: use a soft 4px downward shadow, 12px blur, 15% opacity on the contact card and hero cutout; keep edges crisp and editorial, not glossy. - Graphic details: include realistic small icons for phone, mail, location, QR, calendar, and building; add thin dividers, tiny footer text, subtle office-grid lines, and one or two premium geometric accents that support the real-estate theme. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: studio portrait shot with a 85mm f/1.8 full-frame look, medium-close framing, shallow depth of field, crisp facial detail. - Lighting: soft window light from upper-left at about 45°, gentle fill from front-right, mild rim light to separate the suit from the white background. - Color grade: clean neutral whites with warm charcoal typography, subtle gold accents, slightly desaturated premium corporate tone. - Material realism: show natural fabric texture on the suit, realistic paper texture on brochures/contracts, slight reflection on glass or tablet screen, and believable contact-card print depth. [6. MOOD] Premium Korean real-estate consulting advertisement — trustworthy, polished, local-expert oriented, like a high-end realtor profile poster seen in a modern office, apartment brochure, or neighborhood property magazine. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문구 — "내 집 마련, 함께 고민해 드릴게요", "강남·마곡·신촌 매물 풍부", "대표 서비스", "OO 부동산 또는 본인 사무소", "상담 담당자: 박지호", "대표 공인중개사", "Mo: 010-XXXX-XXXX", "Fax", "Mail: name@example.co.kr", "서울특별시 강남구 ...". - Additional small Korean text may include: "상담 예약 오픈", "2026년 5월 상담", "매매·전세·월세", "실거래가 분석", "오늘의 추천 매물 12건", "QR로 빠른 문의", "방문 상담 가능". - Preserve the exact face from the reference image. - Right-side portrait must keep a professional suit look and a restrained smile. - Layout invariant: large headline on the left, hero portrait on the right, contact card at the lower-left. - All Korean typography must be clean, unbroken, and fully legible. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean real-estate rental yield analysis card, editorial infographic poster for investment decision support. Vertical social-media or presentation-ready layout that compares one property’s price, monthly rent, deposit, yield, leverage scenario, and risk notes at a glance, with realistic report metadata and a card-news style footer. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main subject is a premium financial analysis card with a 2-column structure: left property visual panel, right metrics/graph panel, plus a compact summary table and risk memo across the lower third. - {매물명} is the headline property context and should anchor the left panel as the primary item being analyzed. - Add a realistic report header with {분석일자}, {지역라벨}, {작성자}, issue-style label "REALTY YIELD NOTE 024", and a small page indicator "01 / 04". - The background should be a bright white canvas with subtle warm-gray paper texture, faint spreadsheet grid marks, charcoal divider lines, small green data tags, and report-style annotation stickers. - Use a strict rectangular editorial frame with clear hierarchy between photo, chart, table, source note, and CTA so the information reads like a practical property investment memo. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Top header band (upper 12%): title block reading "부동산 임대 수익 분석" in bold Korean typography, with sublabels "{분석일자}", "{지역라벨}", "작성: {작성자}", "REALTY YIELD NOTE 024", and "01 / 04". - Left panel (mid-left 45%): place {매물명} as a realistic property photo or architectural crop, neatly framed with a thin charcoal border and soft shadow. Add small labels on top of the photo: "현장 사진", "{핵심태그}", and a location pin caption "{지역라벨}". - Right panel (mid-right 40%): show a yield chart or bar/line comparison using {수익정보}, {수익률계산}, and {레버리지비교}. Include axis labels "월 임대료", "연 환산 수익", "실수익률", green highlight callout "핵심 수익률" and a small scenario chip "대출 조건: {대출조건}". - Lower third table: present a compact financial summary table with rows for "매입가", "보증금", "월세", "관리비", "공실률", "연 수익률", "레버리지 후", using {매입가}, {보증금}, {월세}, {관리비}, {공실률}, {수익률계산}, and {레버리지비교} in a structured spreadsheet-like layout. - Risk memo strip: add three small badges reading "임대수요", "금리민감도", "공실 리스크" with short Korean notes, plus a caption box showing "계산 기준: {수익정보}". - Footer note strip (bottom 8%): place {면책문구}, a small source label "자료: 실거래가·임대시세 참고", a QR-style placeholder block, and a final CTA pill reading "{CTA}". [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for all body text, bold 700–800 for headings, medium 500 for labels, 11–14px-equivalent for table text, 22–30px-equivalent for title, and 9–10px-equivalent for footer notes. - Color palette: white #FFFFFF, charcoal #2B2F33, deep gray #4B5563, trust green #2E8B57, muted sage #DCE8DF, light border gray #E5E7EB, pale yellow #FFF7D6 for caution badges. - Border/shadow: 1px charcoal or gray dividers, subtle drop shadow 0 6px 18px rgba(0,0,0,0.08), matte report surface, crisp table rules, and small rounded data chips. - Graphic details: include a small district tag, mini-map inset, spreadsheet tick marks, chart legend dots, and a narrow side spine credit reading "YIELD REVIEW · {분석일자}". [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: realistic architectural/editorial capture, 35mm lens for property image panel, flat infographic rendering for chart elements, crisp print-layout composition. - Lighting: soft overcast daylight or diffused window light from upper-left, even exposure, low contrast, readable text areas, natural property-photo depth. - Color grade: neutral white base with controlled green accents, charcoal text, slightly cool-gray balance for a financial-report aesthetic. [6. MOOD] Premium real-estate investment memo — resembles a clean institutional property analysis sheet with practical investor annotations, believable market-note details, and a calm data-driven tone. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 다음 문구가 정확히 보여야 함: "부동산 임대 수익 분석", "{매물명}", "{수익정보}", "{수익률계산}", "{레버리지비교}", "{분석일자}", "{지역라벨}". - 표 안의 핵심 값은 반드시 다음처럼 읽혀야 함: "매입가 {매입가}", "월세 {월세}", "보증금 {보증금}", "관리비 {관리비}", "공실률 {공실률}". - All numbers and percentage values must be cleanly legible, aligned, and consistent across the chart/table. - The composition must preserve a left property visual + right performance chart + lower financial table layout. - Footer에는 반드시 "{면책문구}"와 "{CTA}"가 작게 표시되어야 함. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized portrait likeness - Misleading government-style approval marks

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean apartment vs officetel comparison infographic, vertical social-media editorial poster, designed for quick reading and practical real-estate decision-making. Content-rich side-by-side analysis card with table-like structure, compact mini charts, editorial labels, realistic housing-context details, and clear recommendation cues. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Vertical poster with a strong top header occupying about 15% of the frame, central comparison body taking 70%, and a compact recommendation footer around 15%. - Main comparison split into two equal columns with a clear center divider; left side for {비교 대상} as apartment, right side for the officetel side of the comparison. - Background should feel like a polished Korean real-estate editorial print card: warm white paper base, subtle light-gray grid texture, faint city-map contour lines, and soft paper grain while keeping all text highly readable. - Add contextual housing visuals: small apartment tower icon on the left, compact officetel building icon on the right, tiny subway-pin and school-pin markers, simple money/tax/loan pictograms, and a small source-note strip. - Use {비교 대상}, {비교 항목}, {장단점}, {추천}, {비주얼}, {컬러}, {비율} as the editable content fields. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Header area (top 15%): Set the title “아파트 vs 오피스텔 비교” in a bold modern Korean headline, centered, with thin divider lines beneath it. - Add an editorial metadata row near the title: “REAL ESTATE GUIDE · VOL.247 · 2026년 5월호” on the left and “저장용 비교표” on the right in small Korean text. - Subheader line: Place {비교 대상} directly under the title in smaller medium-weight text, acting as the main context line. - Add two small pill labels under the subheader: “실거주 관점” and “투자·대출 체크” with navy/coral accents. - Comparison body (middle 45%): Build a two-column table with {비교 항목} listed as row labels down the center-left, and the two property types compared across left/right cells. - Table rows should include visible Korean row labels such as “가격”, “관리비”, “세금”, “입주 자격”, “대출”; add tiny matching icons inside each row for quick recognition. - Pros/cons block (middle-lower 20%): Present {장단점} as concise bullet points with small check, caution, and minus icons, keeping each side visually balanced. - Add realistic editorial side notes: a small callout tag reading “체크포인트” beside the pros/cons area, a tiny caption line “지역·면적·금리 조건에 따라 달라질 수 있음”, and a thin page-marker label “PAGE 01 / 03”. - Mini chart cluster: Include {비주얼} as a small bar chart or donut chart cluster near the lower-middle area, using the same color family as the table accents; label chart segments with short Korean tags like “초기비용”, “월고정비”, “환금성”. - Add a compact ratio badge using {비율}, styled like a finance dashboard indicator, with a tiny legend using {컬러}. - Recommendation footer (bottom 15%): Display {추천} inside a highlighted rounded rectangle, with strongest contrast and slightly larger type for decision emphasis. - Footer should also include a brief decision line: “신혼 → 아파트 / 1인 직장인 → 오피스텔”, plus tiny save/share micro icons and a small handle-style credit “@realestate.note”. - Overall layout should feel like a structured editorial infographic, with careful alignment, equal spacing, clear hierarchy, and readable content density. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for all Korean text; title in Bold 42–52px, section labels in SemiBold 22–28px, body text in Regular 18–22px, recommendation in Bold 24–30px. - Color palette: White background, charcoal #2B2B2B, navy #1F4E79, coral #FF6B6B, and soft neutral gray #E9EDF2 for lines and table fill; allow warm off-white #FAFAF7 and pale blue-gray #F3F6FA for realistic paper/card depth. - Border/shadow: Thin 1px charcoal or gray rules, subtle card shadows like 0px 4px 10px rgba(0,0,0,0.08), plus delicate divider ticks, tab labels, and chart outlines. - Use {컬러} as the main accent family while maintaining navy/coral contrast between the apartment and officetel columns. - Include fine editorial details such as section labels, caption rules, page indicator dots, miniature legend boxes, and small credit text without reducing legibility. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Flat graphic layout, top-down infographic presentation, no photographic perspective; if any rendered objects appear, keep them as clean vector-style shapes. - Lighting: Even studio-like illumination with crisp screen-print style contrast and very soft printed-paper depth. - Color grade: Clean white-canvas infographic grading with navy/coral accent balance, cool neutral grays, and a lightly textured editorial print finish. - Render as a realistic Korean social-media real-estate card rather than a blank template: visible microcopy, chart numbers, grid rules, building icons, location pins, and source/caption strips should make the poster feel complete. [6. MOOD] Practical Korean real-estate editorial infographic — like a Naver Finance / The New York Times comparison card blended with a polished Korean property newsletter, precise, trustworthy, and easy to scan. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 표시해야 하는 문구: “아파트 vs 오피스텔 비교”, “가격”, “관리비”, “세금”, “입주 자격”, “대출”, “아파트: 가족·학군”, “오피스텔: 단신·역세권”, “신혼 → 아파트 / 1인 직장인 → 오피스텔”. - Additional Korean text that should appear naturally in the image: “REAL ESTATE GUIDE · VOL.247 · 2026년 5월호”, “실거주 관점”, “투자·대출 체크”, “체크포인트”, “초기비용”, “월고정비”, “환금성”, “PAGE 01 / 03”, “@realestate.note”. - All comparison rows must remain in a clean two-column alignment; do not swap the left/right structure. - Typography must stay crisp, fully legible, and free of broken Korean characters. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likenesses

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] Korean home office / remote-work interior inspiration poster, vertical editorial layout for social media. Focus on a realistic desk vignette hero with compact furniture labeling, practical setup notes, budget hints, and magazine-style interior guide details for a save-worthy reference image. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main scene: a home-office corner composition with a desk hero taking about 62% of the frame height, surrounded by readable editorial text blocks, item callouts, small price tags, and a bottom checklist strip. - Space treatment: {공간} is staged as a lived-in but polished interior nook with matte painted wall, subtle floor texture, baseboard detail, cable tray, a nearby window edge or curtain, and realistic corner perspective. - Key objects: {필수아이템} arranged as functional essentials on and around the desk, including small everyday details such as a notebook, charging cable, mug, keyboard, mouse pad, pen tray, sticky notes, and one personal decor item. - Furniture emphasis: {추천가구} should appear as the main practical upgrade elements, positioned so the viewer can compare ergonomic desk height, chair support, monitor placement, and storage efficiency at a glance. - Lighting setup: {조명} should be represented as layered workspace lighting with believable daylight, task light, warm accent glow, and visible light direction on the wall, desktop, and chair. - Color direction: {컬러} should dominate room surfaces, furniture finishes, textile accessories, plant leaves, cable color, and small stationery accents. - Visual framing: {비주얼} with small Korean furniture labels placed near key objects, plus a title header, date stamp, room-size badge, budget note, and mini floor-plan icon integrated into the poster. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Header editorial zone: at the top, place the main Korean title “{포스터제목}”, subtitle “{부제}”, and issue/date line “{발행정보}” in a clean magazine-poster style; include a small vertical spine credit on the left edge reading “ROOM GUIDE / REMOTE WORK”. 2. Background and room base: build a realistic interior backdrop using {공간} with matte wall, baseboard, subtle floor grain, curtain or window-edge highlight, and gentle shadows that show real scale. 3. Desk hero zone: place a compact or medium desk in the lower-middle area, styled with {필수아이템}; the working surface should look usable and inhabited, with tidy stationery, device cables, a water glass or mug, and a small paper note. 4. Furniture highlight zone: feature {추천가구} as the most prominent upgrade items; show the chair angled slightly toward the desk, motion desk legs visible, monitor arm joint clear, and a small under-desk cable tray or footrest. 5. Lighting layer: render {조명} as a believable combination of side daylight, desk task light, and ambient lamp glow; add soft contact shadows below monitor, keyboard, chair wheels, plant pot, and storage items. 6. Color and material pass: apply {컬러} across wall tone, wood grain, desktop, chair mesh or fabric, plant leaves, lamp finish, organizer trays, and small accessories; finishes should feel tactile, matte, and residential. 7. Label and info treatment: integrate {비주얼} with neat Korean callout labels near desk, chair, monitor arm, lamp, plant, cable tray, and storage box; add small pill-shaped tags such as “높이 조절”, “눈높이 모니터”, “간접 조명”, “케이블 정리”. 8. Practical poster details: add a bottom information strip containing “공간 크기 {공간크기}”, “예산 {예산}”, “체크리스트 5”, and a save/share icon row; include a tiny barcode-like catalog mark and page number “P.03” as editorial decoration. 9. Final crop logic: keep the vertical 1024x1536 composition grounded with the desk and chair occupying the main visual weight, while text badges and callouts wrap naturally around the furniture without hiding key objects. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard and Noto Sans KR, medium to semi-bold weight, high Korean readability for title, labels, captions, and small guide text. - Color palette: cream, wood brown, charcoal, plant green, soft gray, muted black, and one small accent color from {강조색}; align with {컬러} and keep the palette warm and editorial. - Poster graphics: use thin dividers, rounded label pills, small numbered dots, transparent overlay cards, barcode-style catalog mark, and tiny save/share micro icons suitable for Korean social media interior content. - Shadows and depth: very subtle soft drop shadows under desk objects and furniture, 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity; use natural contact shadows and ambient occlusion for realism. - Text hierarchy: title largest, subtitle second, callouts medium, checklist and metadata small but legible; Korean spacing and punctuation must be clean. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 35mm full-frame interior photo look, f/5.6, straight-on three-quarter room view with moderate depth and crisp furniture edges. - Lighting: soft daylight from a side window at upper-left, supplemented by a desk LED from front-right and a warm ambient lamp near the back, with realistic shadow falloff. - Color grade: creamy neutral base with warm wood, charcoal accents, and fresh green plant notes, similar to a premium Scandinavian workspace editorial. - Rendering detail: realistic fabric/mesh chair texture, fine wood grain, matte wall surface, ceramic mug, paper fibers on notes, soft plant leaf variation, small cable shadows, and believable scale between monitor, chair, and desk. [6. MOOD] Premium home-office editorial — a calm Scandinavian apartment feature with the practical clarity of an IKEA catalog spread, the tactile warmth of a lived-in Seoul apartment, and the polished restraint of Kinfolk styling. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 한국어 문자열이 정확히 보여야 함: “홈오피스·재택 인테리어”. - Render these Korean poster elements clearly: “{부제}”, “{발행정보}”, “공간 크기 {공간크기}”, “예산 {예산}”, “체크리스트 5”, “높이 조절”, “눈높이 모니터”, “간접 조명”, “케이블 정리”, “P.03”. - Layout invariant: desk hero, chair, monitor arm, light, and plant must all read as a coherent work zone, with realistic interior scale and no distorted furniture proportions. - Text rendering: all Korean labels must be clean, legible, correctly spaced, and placed as part of the designed poster rather than floating randomly. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized public-figure likeness mashups

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] 1-2 English lines: A realistic wedding bedroom moodboard poster with 5 concept variations, suitable for interior inspiration, studio presentation, and social-media sharing. Create a content-rich editorial collage that compares bedroom styling directions with photographed rooms, material samples, furniture cutouts, notes, and catalog-style information. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Vertical editorial poster in 1024x1536 format, designed like a printed interior studio moodboard photographed flat on a warm ivory worktable. - Background surface: matte warm ivory paper texture with subtle fiber grain, faint pencil registration marks, small paper overlaps, tape tabs, and gentle realistic shadows. - Use {컨셉} as the central styling direction, while keeping all 5 concept panels comparable in scale and hierarchy. - Arrange {필수 가구}, {소품}, {컬러 팔레트}, {조명}, and {비율} as richly layered moodboard elements: room photos, furniture cutouts, textile swatches, wood chips, rug samples, paint cards, hardware finishes, and small annotation tags. - Each concept should feel like a real bedroom styling proposal with natural bedding folds, bedside books, framed art, curtains, vases, plants, candles, lamps, slippers, and textured fabrics where appropriate. - Keep labels and visual blocks aligned to a professional grid, but allow realistic collage depth: overlapping paper cards, clipped photos, washi tape, corner labels, fabric edges, and grounding shadows. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Top title band (12-15%): large Korean headline centered: "신혼 침실 무드보드", with small editorial metadata around it such as "ROOM GUIDE VOL.05", "2026년 5월호", "PROJECT: 우리 둘의 첫 침실", and a refined thin divider line. - Main moodboard zone (middle 55-60%): layered interior reference images and cutout furniture shots, each concept framed as a separate mini composition with its own bedroom vignette, bed styling, bedside area, lighting detail, and decor close-up. - Concept comparison area: present the 5 style directions as distinct columns or stacked panels, labeled "MOOD 01 호텔 럭셔리", "MOOD 02 자연 보헤미안", "MOOD 03 북유럽 미니멀", "MOOD 04 한옥 모던", "MOOD 05 핑크 로맨틱"; each panel includes a color strip, furniture photo, textile/material sample, lamp reference, and 1-line Korean style note. - Material detail band: include fabric swatches, wood texture chips, rug samples, metal finish chips, ceramic tray details, curtain fabric, bedding close-ups, dried flowers, candle jar, framed art thumbnail, and small handwritten-style arrows pointing to important materials. - Add catalog-like micro information: "예산 가이드", "소재 샘플", "침구", "패브릭", "수납", "벽지", "조명 계획", plus compact item tags and tiny item numbers such as "A-01", "B-02", "LAMP-03". - Bottom annotation area (10-15%): compact Korean labels and short descriptors for each concept, aligned consistently and easy to read, with a small barcode/QR-style reference box, designer credit "디자인 큐레이션: 신혼집 스타일팀", and date stamp "2026.05". - Use {비주얼} as the organizing principle for every panel so the collage feels like a professional interior design presentation board with believable photographed objects. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for all Korean text, bold 700 for the title, semibold 600 for concept names, medium 500 for labels, 22-34px title scale and 12-16px label scale; micro captions may be 8-10px but still sharp. - Color palette: derive each set from {컬러 팔레트}, using specific tones such as deep charcoal #1F1F1F, antique gold #B08D57, taupe #B8A89A, moss green #7C8A63, soft blush #E8C2C7, and warm ivory #F4F0E6. - Border/shadow: thin white borders around each photo tile, subtle soft drop shadow with 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity; fabric and material samples should cast slightly stronger contact shadows. - Make the collage feel printed and photographed: paper fibers, slight ink texture, matte photo paper, soft tape translucency, visible fabric weave, wood grain, rug pile, ceramic glaze, brushed metal, and paper thickness. - Korean captions should be short, readable, and theme-specific, for example: "차분한 호텔식 침실", "햇살과 라탄 포인트", "밝은 우드와 린넨", "목재 격자와 여백감", "크림 핑크 침구". [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: editorial interior photography look, 35mm lens for room shots and 85mm lens for detail cutouts, f/4 depth for the collage source images. - Lighting: indirect ambient lighting combined with {조명}, bedside lamp glow, ceiling downlights, window-filtered daylight, and soft diffusion with gentle shadow separation. - Color grade: warm ivory, muted beige, charcoal, and accent gold for the hotel concept; taupe, moss, and earthy sand for the bohemian concept; clean white, pale oak, and cool gray for the Nordic calm concept labeled "북유럽 미니멀"; ink black, warm wood, and restrained neutral tones for the hanok modern concept; soft pink, cream, and muted rose for the pink romantic concept. - Texture realism: visible linen wrinkles, quilted bedding seams, velvet cushion nap, woven basket fibers, rattan details, ceramic candle holders, matte wall paint, oak veneer, brass lamp bases, paper tape, and printed photo grain. - Layout realism: objects should sit on the board with believable perspective, small overlaps, anchored shadows, and consistent top-down editorial poster geometry. [6. MOOD] Premium interior design presentation board — like an Architectural Digest bedroom concept collage mixed with a Kinfolk-style moodboard spread, enriched with real studio samples, practical shopping notes, and warm newlywed home details. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문구: "신혼 침실 무드보드", "호텔 럭셔리", "자연 보헤미안", "북유럽 미니멀", "한옥 모던", "핑크 로맨틱", "침대", "베드프레임", "협탁", "스탠드", "러그", "쿠션", "캔들", "식물", "아트 포스터". - Additional readable Korean micro text to include: "ROOM GUIDE VOL.05", "2026년 5월호", "프로젝트: 우리 둘의 첫 침실", "예산 가이드", "소재 샘플", "침구", "패브릭", "수납", "벽지", "조명 계획", "디자인 큐레이션: 신혼집 스타일팀", "2026.05". - Layout invariants: 5가지 컨셉이 한 장 안에서 비교 가능해야 하며, 모든 패널은 동일한 그리드 규칙과 정돈된 정렬을 유지해야 함. - Realism invariants: 각 패널은 실제 신혼 침실에 있을 법한 가구, 조명, 패브릭, 장식 소품, 소재 샘플을 포함하고, 모든 컷아웃과 샘플에는 자연스러운 접지 그림자가 있어야 함. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 [1. PURPOSE] 1-2 English lines: realistic vertical apartment room-tour infographic for a single-person Korean studio, designed like a shareable interior magazine / Instagram save-card. Concrete: 1인 가구 자취방 룸투어 showing compact living flow, furniture zoning, storage tips, budget cues, and small lifestyle details that make the room feel genuinely lived-in. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main room diagram occupies about 68–72% of the frame, with a top editorial title band at 12%, a slim metadata strip, and a bottom budget / save note band at 8–10%. - {평수·결} describes the apartment scale and interior tone as the primary context label, displayed near the title as a small Korean subtitle chip. - {가구 구성} should be distributed into clear zones: sleep, work, dining, cooking prep, entry, and storage, separated by thin floor-plan lines, small rugs, lighting pools, and subtle label tags. - {수납 팁} appears as a callout cluster near cabinets, under-bed storage, pegboard hooks, wall shelving, rolling cart, and entryway shoe storage, with neat arrows pointing to the relevant furniture. - {비주얼} defines the main rendering method, using a polished room diagram, 3D isometric mockup, or flat-plan presentation with readable Korean labels and believable household objects. - Background treatment: warm off-white paper base with light cream grid texture, faint notebook crease, tiny measurement ticks, and soft editorial card shadows for a realistic printed-room-tour feel. - Add social content details: small handle “@onehome_log”, date label “2026.05 ROOM TOUR”, save/share micro icons, page indicator “01 / 04”, and short hashtag line “#원룸인테리어 #자취방정리 #수납루틴”. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Header band: set the main title as a bold Korean room-tour headline, centered near the top: “1인 가구 자취방 룸투어”. Add small editorial labels such as “VOL.024”, “2026년 5월호”, and “한글 정확 체크” in compact side text. 2. Main layout panel: show the room as a compact apartment overview with bed, desk, chair, small dining table, plant, wardrobe, low cabinet, laundry basket, lamp, rug, curtain, books, mug, laptop, cushions, framed print, slippers, charging cable, and entry mat placed logically for a realistic single-person flow. 3. Storage highlight panel: emphasize under-bed boxes, wall shelves, stackable fabric bins, S-hooks, vertical file holders, pegboard, and multipurpose dining table drawers with small Korean label tags and pointer lines. 4. Visual mode layer: render {비주얼} as an editorial presentation style with crisp furniture outlines, soft natural shadows, tactile wood / fabric / paper textures, and easy-to-read furniture annotations. 5. Color system: apply {컬러} as the full palette across walls, furniture, labels, textiles, rugs, lamps, and accent props so the interior looks cohesive, practical, and lived-in. 6. Budget note band: place {예산} in a compact footer block styled like a small receipt / cost summary card, with Korean lines such as “가구 예산”, “수납템”, “조명·패브릭”, and “총정리 메모”. 7. Proportion note: include {비율} as the final framing reference for a tall portrait layout, ensuring the composition fills the full vertical canvas with readable room details. 8. Extra editorial microcopy: include 2–3 short Korean blurbs around the layout, such as “침대 아래 2단 박스”, “책상 옆 30cm 틈새장”, “식탁은 작업대로 겸용”, and a small caption “오늘의 자취방 기록”. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, bold for title 700, medium for labels 500, small note text 400; title around 52px, labels around 22px, note text around 16px, micro metadata around 12–14px. - Color palette: use {컬러} plus supporting neutrals like #F6F1E8, #E7DED1, #4A4A4A, muted botanical green, warm oak brown, soft linen beige, and small charcoal accent marks. - Border/shadow: thin 1px charcoal rules, soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 10px blur, 12% opacity for cards and labels; add tiny pin marks, dotted guide lines, and subtle divider rules. - Texture detail: show believable oak grain on desk and shelves, cotton texture on bedding, woven rug fibers, matte ceramic mug, paper label stickers, and faint scuffs on storage boxes. - Label style: use rounded rectangular Korean tags, tiny arrow leaders, numbered markers ① ② ③, and consistent spacing so every furniture zone feels like a real room-tour annotation. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: clean top-down interior layout with a 35mm architectural perspective feel, or a 24mm flat-lay presentation if drawn as a plan-style poster. - Lighting: soft diffused daylight from upper-left, low-contrast fill from the right, gentle shadows under bed, desk, shelves, chair, bins, and plant leaves, with evenly readable surfaces. - Color grade: warm cream + oak wood + charcoal + plant green, slightly desaturated for a calm practical apartment-documentary look. - Realism cues: include small everyday items without cluttering legibility — phone charger, folded throw, tiny calendar, laundry mesh bag, sticky notes, book stack, rice cooker corner, water bottle, and slippers near the entry. [6. MOOD] Modern Scandinavian Korean studio editorial — cozy, practical, magazine-like room-tour card with realistic daily-life traces, smart storage, warm daylight, and a save-worthy social media layout. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 다음 문구가 정확히 보여야 함: “1인 가구 자취방 룸투어”, “한글 정확”, “평수·결”, “가구 구성”, “수납 팁”, “비주얼”, “컬러”, “예산”, “비율”. - Also render the following Korean microcopy clearly where appropriate: “VOL.024”, “2026년 5월호”, “오늘의 자취방 기록”, “침대 아래 2단 박스”, “책상 옆 30cm 틈새장”, “식탁은 작업대로 겸용”, “#원룸인테리어”. - All room labels, notes, handle text, page indicator, and budget text must be fully legible Korean with no broken syllables or mistranslated characters. - Keep furniture arrangement realistic for a single-person room, with clear zoning, believable walking paths, and no impossible overlaps. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 셀프 인테리어 전후 비교용 편집형 이미지. 원룸·거실·주방·욕실 리모델링 사례를 한 장에서 바로 이해하는 Before/After 비교 포스터 스타일로, 실제 집을 촬영한 듯한 생활감, 시공 기록, 비용 메모, SNS 저장용 정보 요소가 함께 보이게 한다. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - 전체 구도는 {비율}을 반영한 좌우 2분할 비교 레이아웃으로, 왼쪽 50%는 {비포}, 오른쪽 50%는 {애프터}가 차지하게 배치한다. - 상단에는 공간 설명 영역을 12~15% 높이로 두고, "셀프 인테리어 기록", {날짜}, {프로젝트번호}, {위치}, {계정}, {공간} 제목이 함께 보이게 한다. - 각 패널은 동일한 카메라 높이와 시점으로 맞춰, 바닥선과 벽면 수평이 정확히 일치하게 구성한다. - 왼쪽 {비포} 패널에는 기존 벽지, 낡은 조명, 노출된 멀티탭, 택배 박스, 임시 수납, 오래된 커튼, 바닥 흠집, 생활 먼지, 문고리 스크래치 같은 현실적인 디테일을 포함한다. - 오른쪽 {애프터} 패널에는 {컬러} 톤의 페인트 벽, 우드 가구, 패브릭 러그, 식물, 액자, 간접 조명, 정돈된 선반, 세라믹 트레이, 책, 쿠션, 바구니 수납과 텍스처가 자연스럽게 보이도록 연출한다. - 하단에는 {비용기간}과 {팁}을 캡션 카드 형태로 넣고, 작업 체크리스트, 사용한 컬러칩, 작은 영수증 느낌의 가격 라벨, DIY 난이도 표시, 저장/공유 아이콘, 해시태그 라인을 함께 배치한다. - 모든 비교 요소는 {공간}을 중심으로 실제 셀프 인테리어 전후 변화가 직관적으로 보이게 정리한다. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Header zone (top 14%): {공간}을 큰 제목처럼 배치하고, 작은 라벨로 "BEFORE / AFTER", "셀프 인테리어 기록", {날짜}, {프로젝트번호}, {위치}, {계정}을 넣어 포스터형 기록지와 SNS 저장 카드가 섞인 느낌을 만든다. 2. Left panel (49%): {비포} 상태의 공간을 실제 실내 사진처럼 보여주되, 흰 벽·기본 가구·약간 어수선한 생활감·낡은 손잡이·전선·스티커 자국·청소 도구·벽면 못 자국·구겨진 커튼이 읽히도록 한다. 패널 상단에는 작은 탭 라벨 "비포"와 짧은 캡션 "처음 상태"를 넣는다. 3. Right panel (49%): {애프터} 상태의 공간을 크림 벽, 우드 가구, 식물, 따뜻한 스탠드 조명, 패브릭 쿠션, 책과 트레이, 벽면 아트 프린트, 작은 방향제, 라탄 바구니가 보이도록 연출하고, 전후 차이가 즉시 느껴지게 한다. 패널 상단에는 작은 탭 라벨 "애프터"와 짧은 캡션 "완성 후"를 넣는다. 4. Center comparison marker: 두 패널 사이에 얇은 세로 구분선과 작은 원형 배지 "전후 비교"를 배치하고, 바닥재·조명·수납 변화가 한눈에 이어져 보이게 한다. 구분선 주변에는 "조명 교체", "러그 추가", "식물 배치" 같은 손글씨 화살표를 붙인다. 5. Bottom info strip (bottom 12%): {비용기간}은 작은 라벨 박스에, {팁}은 따옴표가 포함된 강조 문구로 배치한다. 옆에는 "작업 체크: 페인트 / 조명 / 러그 / 식물", "난이도 ★★★☆☆", "총비용 메모", "재료 리스트: 페인트 2L · 전구 2개 · 러그 1장", "저장해두고 주말에 따라하기" 같은 마이크로 정보를 넣는다. 6. Palette and finish: {컬러}를 기반으로 전체 톤을 맞추고, off-white 배경 위에 컬러칩, 줄자 눈금, 작은 메모 스티커, 얇은 다이어리 라인, 미니 평면도, 영수증 조각, 해시태그 "#원룸꾸미기 #셀프인테리어 #전후비교"를 더한다. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard 또는 Noto Sans KR, 제목은 SemiBold~Bold 36~48px, 보조 문구는 Regular 18~24px, 숫자 정보는 Medium으로 또렷하게 정리한다. 작은 라벨과 체크리스트는 12~16px 수준의 실제 편집물 같은 마이크로 타이포그래피로 구성한다. - Color palette: off-white #F6F1E8, beige #D8C7B2, warm wood brown #A7784E, soft gray #D9D9D9, deep charcoal #2E2A27, muted green #7E8F78, plus {컬러} accent swatches. - Border/shadow: 카드형 캡션에 1px warm gray border, soft drop shadow 0px 6px 18px 12% opacity, 패널 분리는 아주 얇은 neutral divider. - Graphic details: small date stamp, tape-like label, handwritten-style arrow marks, tiny ruler ticks, price memo sticker, material swatch chips, before/after arrow icon, bookmark/save icon, share icon, small QR-style project note graphic을 자연스럽게 포함한다. - Interior realism: 벽지 결, 목재 무늬, 패브릭 직조감, 러그 파일, 식물 잎의 질감, 조명 그림자, 바닥 반사, 사용감 있는 가구 모서리, 케이블 정리 전후 차이, 손때와 청소 후 광택이 실제 촬영처럼 보이게 한다. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: Canon EOS R5 with RF 35mm f/1.8 Macro IS STM, eye-level interior photography, f/4 느낌의 선명한 공간 컷. - Lighting: 자연광이 창문 쪽에서 부드럽게 들어오고, 전후 모두 같은 방향의 확산광을 유지해 비교 일관성을 확보한다. 애프터 쪽에는 은은한 웜톤 간접 조명과 작은 그림자를 더한다. - Color grade: warm beige + cream + light wood + muted green, 약한 매거진 편집 톤으로 정돈한다. - Rendering quality: realistic interior photo composite with editorial poster layout, crisp Korean typography, accurate perspective, believable furniture scale, visible material textures. [6. MOOD] Kinfolk 스타일의 따뜻한 홈 리모델링 편집 화보 느낌 — 실제 셀프 시공 기록, 생활감 있는 Before, 완성도 높은 After, 비용과 팁이 함께 읽히는 인테리어 매거진 페이지이자 저장하고 싶은 SNS 전후 비교 카드. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 한글 깨짐 없이 정확히 보여야 한다. - {공간} - {비포} - {애프터} - {비용기간} - {팁} - {날짜} - {프로젝트번호} - {위치} - {계정} - "셀프 인테리어 기록" - "전후 비교" - "작업 체크: 페인트 / 조명 / 러그 / 식물" - "난이도 ★★★☆☆" - "재료 리스트: 페인트 2L · 전구 2개 · 러그 1장" - "저장해두고 주말에 따라하기" - "#원룸꾸미기 #셀프인테리어 #전후비교" - 전후 비교는 좌우 2분할 구조를 유지하고, 동일한 공간 시점과 프레이밍이어야 한다. - 실내 구조와 가구 비율은 자연스럽고 현실적으로 보여야 한다. - Header, panel labels, bottom info strip, checklist, date stamp, project number, location label, account handle, color swatches, receipt memo, save/share micro icons가 실제 편집 포스터처럼 함께 보여야 한다. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Celebrity composites or unauthorized face swaps

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1536x1024 [1. PURPOSE] 4-panel interior design comparison board, same room reimagined in four distinct styles, suitable for client presentation, interior studio portfolio, and social-media design reference. Create a realistic editorial presentation sheet with rich room details, material differences, concise Korean labels, project metadata, color swatches, and small design notes so it feels like a real interior proposal board rather than a blank mockup. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Use {공간} as the single repeated room base across all 4 panels, keeping camera angle, perspective, ceiling height, window placement, main wall, flooring direction, and dominant furniture positions consistent so the comparison is easy to read. - Arrange the image as a 2x2 grid with equal-sized interior render panels; each panel should occupy roughly 24-25% of the canvas with narrow gutters, thin separators, and an editorial header/footer information band. - Background treatment should feel like a polished interior magazine proposal board: warm off-white canvas, subtle premium paper grain, light drafting-guide lines, small material chips, and a few tasteful presentation annotations around the grid. - Apply {레이아웃} exactly as a presentation system, with each panel showing the same room footprint but different material, furniture, lighting fixture, textile, plant, art, and decor styling. - Use {라벨} as style tags in the upper-right corner of each panel, aligned consistently, with a small style number marker such as 01, 02, 03, 04. - Add a top title block in Korean: '인테리어 시안 4종 비교', plus a smaller subtitle such as '같은 공간, 네 가지 무드 제안'. Include realistic proposal metadata: 'PROJECT ROOM STUDY', '2026.05', 'CLIENT PREVIEW', and 'SCALE 1:50 CONCEPT'. - Add a lower comparison strip with small Korean notes, palette chips, and finish callouts such as '마감재', '가구 톤', '조명', '패브릭', using colors derived from {각 스타일 컬러} and {컬러}. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] 1. Overall canvas: create a balanced 2x2 comparison grid with equal visual weight, thin separators, consistent crop framing, a compact Korean title header, and a practical footer area containing design notes, miniature swatches, and project information. 2. Top-left panel: render the room in {4종 스타일} first style, using {각 스타일 컬러} for the palette and a clean daytime interior editorial look. Include believable room contents such as sofa or bed depending on {공간}, side table, rug, framed wall art, curtains, plant, books, ceramics, and warm material accents. 3. Top-right panel: render the same {공간} as the second style, preserving architecture and viewpoint while changing furniture language, finishes, lighting fixture, wall treatment, textile texture, and accent objects. Keep the same major furniture footprint but use a clearly different mood and color balance. 4. Bottom-left panel: render the same room as the third style, emphasizing distinct materials, silhouette choices, layered decor, natural surface textures, and decorative tone while keeping the layout matched. Add realistic details such as cushions, throw blanket, art frame, floor lamp, coffee-table objects, and visible fabric weave. 5. Bottom-right panel: render the same room as the fourth style, with richer contrast, upscale surfaces, refined lighting, metallic or stone accents where suitable, and a polished hospitality-inspired arrangement. Keep it believable and lived-in with selected accessories, not empty. 6. Labeling: place the style name from {라벨} in each panel’s upper-right corner in consistent Pretendard-style text, paired with a small Korean caption line such as '톤앤무드', '주요 마감', or '가구 제안'. 7. Comparison clarity: keep floor lines, main wall angle, ceiling line, window shape, and dominant furniture positions aligned across all panels so differences come from styling, color, finish, lighting temperature, textiles, artwork, and decor. 8. Add small per-panel material swatches near each label or along the panel bottom edge: 3-4 tiny rectangles/circles showing wood, fabric, wall color, metal, stone, or accent color. Use {각 스타일 컬러} and {컬러} as the guiding palette. 9. Include subtle realistic editorial details: tiny page code 'BOARD 04 / STYLE OPTION', small project credit 'DESIGN REVIEW BY STUDIO', and a footer note in Korean such as '최종 선택 전 마감 샘플 확인 권장'. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: use Pretendard SemiBold for main labels, around 18–24px equivalent, with crisp anti-aliased edges; use Pretendard Regular or Medium for smaller captions, metadata, footer notes, and material callouts. - Color palette: build each panel around {컬러} while preserving an overall restrained interior-design editorial palette; use neutral whites, warm wood, beige, taupe, terracotta, dark charcoal, muted gold, soft olive, stone gray, linen ivory, and style-specific accent colors as appropriate. - Border/shadow: use thin 1px dividers in soft gray #D8D8D8 and a subtle 3px y-offset shadow with 10% opacity to separate panels without looking heavy. - Presentation graphics: include refined design-board elements such as fine rule lines, tiny legend marks, numbered tabs, swatch chips, caption blocks, and scale-style annotations, all integrated naturally with the grid. - Interior realism: show tactile materials clearly — wood grain, linen weave, boucle, matte painted wall, brushed metal, ceramic glaze, stone veining, soft rugs, curtain folds, plant leaves, and realistic shadow contact under furniture. - Keep labels and information hierarchy legible at 1536x1024: main Korean title strongest, panel style labels second, micro metadata smaller but still plausible. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: wide 24mm interior photography perspective, straightened verticals, architectural magazine composition, f/8 clarity for crisp room detail. - Lighting: soft overcast daylight entering from a large window on the left, gentle ambient fill across the room, controlled natural shadows, and subtle variation in fixture warmth per style while preserving comparison readability. - Color grade: natural magazine tone with slightly warm whites, balanced midtones, accurate wood and textile color, and style-specific accent colors kept true and legible. - Rendering quality: photorealistic interior photography with believable scale, proportion, reflections, material roughness, fabric softness, and architectural depth; avoid flat template appearance by adding real proposal-board texture and dimensional room details. [6. MOOD] Archdigest-style interior comparison spread — polished architectural magazine presentation with restrained luxury, realistic lived-in styling, tactile material richness, and clear design differentiation across four options. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: the exact Korean style labels from {라벨} must appear cleanly and without broken characters. - Include Korean rendered text elements such as '인테리어 시안 4종 비교', '같은 공간, 네 가지 무드 제안', '마감재', '가구 톤', '조명', '패브릭', '2026.05', and '최종 선택 전 마감 샘플 확인 권장'. - The four panels must show the same room and same camera framing, with only styling changes between panels. - All layout proportions must remain consistent across the 2x2 grid. - {4종 스타일}, {각 스타일 컬러}, {레이아웃}, {컬러}, {라벨}, and {비율} must guide the visual system without changing the fixed 1536x1024 presentation-board format. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters

[INPUT] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1024 [1. PURPOSE] Korean real-estate listing advertisement card, square 1:1 platform-style promo layout for property search apps. Realistic marketplace listing card with a large interior photo, pricing column, app metadata, neighborhood details, saved/share micro-icons, and a bottom floor-plan strip. [2. OBJECT & COMPOSITION] - Main canvas: a centered white property card on a warm cream background, card occupying about 92% of the frame with soft app-advertisement presence. - Background detail: add a very subtle faded map-grid texture or pale location-pin pattern behind the card, matching the cream palette and not competing with the listing. - Upper-left hero zone: {실내 사진 톤} interior living-room photo fills roughly 60% of the card width, cropped as a polished real-estate listing rectangle with crisp edges. - Upper-right info column: stacked text blocks aligned left, with strong hierarchy for {거래 유형}, {가격 표시}, {관리비}, {주소}, and {매물 정보}; include small metadata rows such as listing number, posting date, and neighborhood convenience icons. - Top app header inside the card: small service label “우리동네 매물” on the left, listing ID “매물번호 24-0518” near the center, and tiny save/share icons on the right. - Small badges: a compact photo-count badge at the upper-right corner and a tiny VR badge at the lower-left of the hero image, both using rounded pill shapes. - Info enrichments: add short Korean micro labels such as “역세권”, “즉시입주”, “반려동물 상담”, “주차 가능”, and “엘리베이터” where they fit naturally around {핵심 셀링 포인트}. - Bottom strip: a horizontal band across the full card width with a small floor-plan preview on the left, {구조 정보} centered, and a rounded “상세 보기 →” button on the right; include a small contact line and map-pin cue beneath or beside it. - Keep the design as a credible app-card grid with readable layering, realistic UI density, and polished marketplace spacing. [3. CORE STRUCTURE] - Hero image block: place {실내 사진 톤} as the primary visual, with natural daylight, a soft beige sofa or clean bed setup, wood floor, curtain texture, a small table, cushions, indoor plant, wall art, and realistic apartment depth. - Add realistic listing-photo details in the hero image: window frame, ceiling light, subtle electrical outlet, tidy shelves, and warm fabric textures while maintaining a professional real-estate photography look. - Photo-count badge: top-right corner of the hero block, small rounded navy pill with white text “📷 12”, sized to feel like a native app overlay. - VR badge: bottom-left corner of the hero block, tiny circular or pill badge labeled “VR”, using a subtle blue accent. - Transaction badge: in the info column, set {거래 유형} as a compact pill near the top, filled navy with white text and slight tracking. - Price block: render {가격 표시} as the largest typographic element in the card, bold and highly legible, with the price line dominating the column. - Management fee line: place {관리비} immediately below the price with smaller weight and tighter line spacing. - Listing metadata: add “등록일 2026.05.01”, “조회 1,284”, and “찜 36” in small charcoal or gray text below the fee area. - Address line: show {주소} as a mid-weight text row with a tiny map-pin icon, separated from the fee and metadata by a thin divider rule. - Property summary line: place {매물 정보} below the address in a slightly smaller size, keeping it concise and readable. - Convenience row: add three or four tiny icon-label pairs such as “도보 5분”, “남향”, “주차”, “엘리베이터” in soft blue and charcoal. - Selling-point chips: render 3 compact chips containing {핵심 셀링 포인트}, arranged in one row or two short rows depending on length, using blue outlines and warm orange accent dots. - Agent/contact micro area: add a modest lower-right text row “문의 02-1234-5678” and “상담 가능 09:00–20:00” as app-style information, without official seal styling. - Bottom floor-plan strip: put a small monochrome floor-plan thumbnail on the left with room labels like “거실”, “침실”, “욕실”, then {구조 정보} centered with strong contrast, and a rounded CTA button on the right reading “상세 보기 →”. - Floor-plan preview should look like a real app thumbnail: thin gray walls, pale blue wet-area fill, door arcs, window marks, and a small scale label “N” or “1m”. [4. STYLE RULES] - Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR; transaction badge medium 700, price bold 800, supporting copy 500–600, CTA 700; price size roughly 44–54px, body labels 18–22px equivalent, metadata 12–15px equivalent. - Color palette: white #FFFFFF, cream #F6F1E8, navy #1E2A44, soft blue #5D7FA8, warm orange #E8893D, light gray #D9DDE3, charcoal #2B2F36. - Border/shadow: card with 16px radius, subtle 0 8px 24px rgba(30,42,68,0.10) shadow, thin 1px pale-gray borders on internal separators. - UI details: pills and chips should have rounded ends, clean app-like spacing, and a polished platform-advertisement look with strict alignment. - Add realistic micro-UI elements: heart icon, share arrow, map pin, calendar/date label, listing ID, tiny divider dots, and small section labels such as “매물 정보” and “주변 편의”. - Use warm orange only as an accent for dots, urgent highlights, or the CTA hover-style edge; keep navy and charcoal dominant for trust and legibility. [5. VISUAL STYLE] - Camera / lens: 24mm wide-angle interior photo, f/5.6, straight-on real-estate listing composition, high clarity and moderate perspective control. - Lighting: soft overcast daylight or large-window diffuse light from the left, gentle fill from the right, natural interior shadows under furniture and around window curtains. - Color grade: clean cream + beige + navy with restrained blue and warm orange accents, crisp whites, slight warm balance for a friendly marketplace feel. - Rendering approach: photorealistic interior image embedded inside a sharp Korean app-card interface, with tangible material detail in the room and crisp vector-like UI elements. [6. MOOD] Professional Korean real-estate marketplace card — feels like a polished Naver Real Estate / Zigbang / Dabang listing mockup with editorial clarity, practical listing density, and believable apartment-search details. [7. CRITICAL] - Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 표시할 문자열: “{거래 유형}”, “{가격 표시}”, “{관리비}”, “{주소}”, “{매물 정보}”, “{핵심 셀링 포인트}”, “{구조 정보}”, “📷 12”, “VR”, “상세 보기 →”. - Additional Korean UI text should be short and plausible: “우리동네 매물”, “매물번호 24-0518”, “등록일 2026.05.01”, “조회 1,284”, “찜 36”, “도보 5분”, “남향”, “주차 가능”, “문의 02-1234-5678”. - All pricing, address, structure, contact, and floor-plan elements must be legible and cleanly separated. - Use a clear app-card hierarchy: image, price, details, chips, metadata, then floor-plan strip. [8. 🚫 PROHIBITED] - Fake official seals / certifications - Broken Korean characters - Blurry, unreadable pricing or address text