카페 인스타그램 9그리드 목업

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[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1024

[Purpose]
Korean cafe Instagram 9-grid mockup for {카페}, a realistic square social-media profile feed preview that feels ready to post during {시즌}.
Compact 3×3 editorial layout that communicates the cafe’s brand mood, menu personality, seasonal promotion, and everyday atmosphere at a glance.

[Composition]
- Main canvas: one 1:1 square Instagram-style profile screen mockup with a top profile header and 9 equal posts arranged in a strict 3×3 grid below.
- Grid structure: each post same size, separated by thin white divider lines, with even alignment and a real app-preview feeling.
- Top header zone: include a circular profile avatar with a simple cafe mark, handle text such as “@{카페}_official”, display name “{카페}”, short Korean bio, post/follower/following stats, and tiny highlight chips labeled “메뉴”, “시즌”, “공간”, “후기”.
- Include tiny Instagram-like UI details: small save/share/comment micro icons beneath selected post previews, carousel indicator dots on one tile, and a faint page-status feel while keeping the 9-grid clearly visible.
- Visual consistency: all 9 posts should feel like the same cafe identity, using the same palette, lighting logic, table textures, dishware, signage, and editorial finish.
- Text placeholders: cafe identity and seasonal concept must follow {카페} and {시즌}; the 9-post plan must follow {9개 게시물} and influence the content of the nine tiles.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
- Post 1 (top-left): exterior cafe shot with storefront, real signage reading “{카페}”, glass door reflections, small sidewalk sandwich board, potted greenery, nearby street texture, and a small caption overlay “오늘의 문을 열었어요”.
- Post 2 (top-center): latte close-up with visible crema, cup texture, saucer, spoon, linen napkin, and a tiny product label sticker reading “{시즌} 라떼”.
- Post 3 (top-right): bread display counter with layered pastries, croissants, canelés, scones, menu tags with Korean names and prices such as “소금빵 ₩3,800”, “무화과 스콘 ₩4,500”, “플레인 까눌레 ₩3,200”.
- Post 4 (middle-left): interior wide shot showing seating, table spacing, wood surfaces, pendant lights, wall art, menu board, customers blurred naturally in the background, and strong spatial clarity.
- Post 5 (middle-center): menu board or menu paper close-up with store name “{카페} MENU”, multiple drink items and prices, small address/contact line, and a seasonal notice like “{시즌} 한정 메뉴 출시”.
- Post 6 (middle-right): owner’s hand or staff hand in a candid service moment, placing a cup or serving a pastry; include apron texture, tray, receipt slip, and a small thank-you card reading “감사합니다”.
- Post 7 (bottom-left): window-sunlight scene with soft rays falling across tableware, a half-full iced coffee, plant shadows, magazine corner, and a subtle location/date label “서울 · {시즌} 오후”.
- Post 8 (bottom-center): dessert hero shot with a plated cake or tart, fork, crumbs, ceramic plate, folded napkin, small flower stem, and an editorial tag “NEW DESSERT”.
- Post 9 (bottom-right): Korean quote card with warm paper texture and refined typography; set bold Korean quote text: “계절이 머무는 커피 한 잔” plus small footer “{카페} · {시즌}”.
- Use {9개 게시물} as the planning logic for the nine panels, translating it into realistic Instagram feed content rather than leaving it as visible placeholder text.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for profile text, menu labels, captions, hashtags, and UI microcopy; medium to semibold weight, 18–42px depending on area. Quote card can use Nanum Myeongjo for a refined editorial accent.
- Korean text rendered in image may include: “{카페}”, “{시즌} 한정 메뉴”, “오늘도 따뜻하게 열었습니다”, “계절이 머무는 커피 한 잔”, “#서울카페 #스페셜티커피 #디저트맛집”.
- Color palette: warm beige, cream, soft green, muted brown, and off-white; specific tones can include #F4EBDD, #FFF9F1, #C9D6C2, #A88F78, and #E7DED2.
- Separators and UI: thin white separators between posts, very light 2px soft shadow around the overall phone/profile area at 10–15% opacity, realistic Instagram-inspired spacing and icons.
- Add natural cafe textures and details: paper menu grain, ceramic glaze, pastry flakes, wood table pattern, linen napkins, glass reflections, soft plant shadows, subtle wall texture, and handwritten price tags.
- Keep typography crisp and evenly spaced, with a clean Instagram-inspired UI feel rather than a poster look.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: editorial cafe photography feel using a Sony A7R IV with 35mm f/1.8 for interiors and products, plus 50mm f/1.4 for close-ups; flat-lay elements can feel like a 24mm top-down composition.
- Lighting: soft diffused daylight, like overcast window light from upper-left, with gentle fill from the opposite side; interior shots may include subtle practical light for warmth.
- Color grade: warm cream + beige + soft green with slightly muted contrast, clean highlights, and a polished lifestyle-editorial finish.
- Rendering: photorealistic cafe images inside each grid tile, believable shallow depth of field where appropriate, sharp UI typography, accurate Korean lettering, and realistic social-media screenshot proportions.

[6. MOOD]
Seoul specialty cafe Instagram profile grid — like a polished Kinfolk x local cafe editorial feed with a calm, design-forward boutique aesthetic, realistic enough to feel like an actual curated account for {카페} during {시즌}.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: all visible Korean text must render cleanly and without broken characters, especially “{카페}”, “{시즌}”, “계절이 머무는 커피 한 잔”, menu items, prices, hashtags, and profile bio.
- All 9 panels must maintain the same overall cafe identity, palette, lighting, tableware style, and editorial finish.
- Grid lines must remain straight and evenly spaced; the image must read clearly as a 3×3 Instagram feed preview.
- Profile text should be small but readable: include handle “@{카페}_official”, bio “계절을 담은 커피와 디저트”, and highlight labels “메뉴 / 시즌 / 공간 / 후기”.
- Use realistic Korean cafe microcopy and pricing, such as “아메리카노 ₩4,500”, “바닐라빈 라떼 ₩5,800”, “{시즌} 블렌드 ₩6,200”.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters