인스타툰 시리즈 표지 (4~10화 시리즈)

프롬프트 원문

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

[Purpose]
Korean Instagram-toon series cover, square episode poster for episodes 4–10, designed for feed thumbnails, carousel cover recognition, and realistic creator-account presentation.
One-character editorial cover with clear series identity, episode info, cute daily-life props, Instagram-style micro UI details, and a warm printed-webtoon finish.

[Composition]
- Main character placement: the {캐릭터 결} hero sits slightly left of center and occupies about 48–55% of the frame, with a large readable head, compact body, expressive face, and space for episode text, series marks, and social-card details.
- Background treatment: warm cream-beige paper field with visible soft grain, faint notebook texture, casual hand-drawn coral accent shapes, tiny tape marks, sticker corners, and lightly layered desk-life motifs that feel natural for a Korean daily-life toon cover.
- Text and prop spacing: {시리즈명·장르} appears as the top header, {회차 정보} sits near the upper-right or lower-right as a compact badge, and {대표 비주얼} elements are grouped as an illustrated daily-life scene around the character without covering the face or episode number.
- Add realistic Instagram cover-card details: small creator handle “@oneul_jachwi”, short hashtag line “#자취툰 #주말루틴 #혼자살기”, tiny save/share/heart/comment icons, page indicator “7/10”, and a small CTA sticker “다음 화도 저장!” integrated into the design.
- Use {시리즈명·장르}, {회차 정보}, {캐릭터 결}, {컬러 팔레트}, {타이포}, {대표 비주얼}, {비율} placeholders.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1) Header zone (top 15–18%): place {시리즈명·장르} in a rounded, friendly title treatment with strong thumbnail readability; add a tiny creator label “@oneul_jachwi” and small seasonal note “2026 봄·여름 연재” near the title if it fits naturally.
2) Episode label zone (upper-right or lower-right, 12–14%): set {회차 정보} inside a rounded chip, hand-drawn sticker, or washi-tape label, using high-contrast dark text on warm light fill; include a small “7/10” carousel indicator nearby.
3) Hero character zone (center 50%): draw {캐릭터 결} as the main focal point, front-facing and slightly oversized, with crisp outline, soft inner shading, clear silhouette, rosy cheeks, readable expression, and clothing/accessory details that match the daily-life series tone.
4) Daily-life prop cluster (bottom 25–30%): arrange {대표 비주얼} as supporting illustrated objects around the hero—coffee cup, open notebook, phone with chat bubbles, slippers, snack wrapper, small plant, laundry basket, pet accessory, or desk item—using the same cute cartoon line style and subtle shadows.
5) Social-footer zone (bottom edge): add tiny Instagram-like UI marks including heart/comment/share/save icons, “좋아요 1.2만”, and the short caption “주말은 천천히 흘러가도 괜찮아” in small Korean text, keeping the title and episode label dominant.
6) Palette integration: apply {컬러 팔레트} across the title, badge, props, stickers, UI icons, speech bubbles, and accent shapes so the whole cover feels like one cohesive episode card rather than separate stickers.
7) Final framing: keep the composition square, balanced, thumb-stopping, and content-rich, with layered decorative details supporting the character while maintaining clear recognition of the series title and episode number.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: rounded Korean display style inspired by Pretendard Rounded / Nunito Sans Rounded / hand-drawn lettering, title weight 700–900, episode label weight 600, subtitle and UI microcopy weight 500, with sizes tuned for 1024x1024 thumbnail legibility.
- Color palette: use {컬러 팔레트} as the main palette; keep cream beige as the dominant base, coral as the accent, charcoal for text, warm amber for highlights, and small muted mint or dusty blue details only when they support the palette.
- Border/shadow: use a soft 2–4 px outline on character and props, with a gentle drop shadow at 4 px y-offset, 10–14 px blur, around 12–18% opacity for separation from the background.
- Texture and finish: include subtle paper grain, slightly imperfect hand-drawn linework, sticker edges, washi-tape strips, soft ink registration variation, and cozy digital brush texture so the cover feels like a real creator-made Instagram post.
- Decorative system: use small stars, arrows, speech bubbles, diary tabs, receipt-like labels, and corner doodles in moderation, making them functional as visual guides toward the character, title, and episode badge.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: illustrated poster look, digital drawing framed like a square social cover, with a subtle 35mm editorial composition feel and front-facing simplified perspective.
- Lighting: even studio-like cartoon shading with a soft top-left highlight, gentle contact shadows beneath the character and props, and warm ambient light that keeps the feed thumbnail bright and inviting.
- Color grade: warm cream + coral + charcoal + amber, slightly softened saturation, with a cozy printed-webtoon cover tone and tactile creator-zine personality.

[6. MOOD]
Casual indie webtoon cover — feels like a playful Korean Instagram comic series poster with the friendly charm of daily-life creator art, a lived-in weekend routine mood, and authentic social-feed details.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문자열이 정확히 보여야 함: "오늘의 자취", "EP.07 — 주말의 일상".
- Additional small Korean text may appear only as realistic cover support: "@oneul_jachwi", "#자취툰 #주말루틴 #혼자살기", "7/10", "좋아요 1.2만", "주말은 천천히 흘러가도 괜찮아", "다음 화도 저장!".
- The cover must read clearly as a series episode thumbnail at a glance; preserve the front-facing cute-cartoon proportion with a large head and small body.
- Do not shift the main character into a realistic human style; keep the illustration rounded, comic-like, and aligned with {캐릭터 결}.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters
- Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness