본인 영화 포스터 멜로 컷

프롬프트 원문

[Input]
- reference_image: {참고 이미지}
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1536

[Purpose]
Create a Korean melodrama movie poster featuring the user as the recognizable lead character, designed like a realistic theatrical key art one-sheet for a K-drama romance film.
Vertical 2:3 poster composition with emotionally charged title treatment, subtitle copy, release information, short billing text, and cinematic color grading.

[Composition]
- Main subject: {참고 이미지} should be clearly identifiable and occupy about 45–55% of the frame, positioned slightly off-center for a romantic poster look, with natural posture and an expressive gaze as if captured from an actual film still.
- Background treatment: layered dusk sky in {컬러 톤}, soft gradient haze, subtle city lights or seaside silhouette, distant street lamps, window glow, light bokeh, faint clouds, and gentle film-grain texture to create a believable cinematic environment.
- Spacing and framing: organize the poster into a strong top title zone, a central portrait zone, and a lower information zone containing tagline, release date, venue-style theatrical notice, cast/crew microtext, and a compact billing strip.
- Title block: place {영화 제목} prominently across the upper third in large cinematic Korean typography, with {서브 카피} smaller beneath it or across the lower-middle as the emotional tagline.
- Real poster details: include small readable Korean elements such as “2026.05.14 대개봉”, “올봄, 가장 오래 남을 멜로”, “주연  당신”, “감독  이서윤”, “제작  스튜디오 달”, “예매 오픈”, “극장 동시 개봉”, and a compact bottom billing block with tiny production credits.
- Decorative graphic elements: add tasteful film-poster details such as a faint vertical light leak, small constellation-like dots, thin separator lines, a subtle ticket-stub motif near the lower corner, and a tiny barcode-style poster inventory mark that does not look like an official certification.

[Core Structure]
1. Background layer: build a cinematic dusk backdrop in {컬러 톤} with a smooth sky gradient, faint atmospheric haze, soft city or seaside depth, small realistic light sources, and subtle grain for film-poster texture.
2. Subject layer: place {참고 이미지} as a naturally integrated portrait of the user, with recognizable facial features, natural skin detail, soft edge blending, realistic hair separation, and a romantic pose that feels like a captured movie moment rather than a studio cutout.
3. Lighting layer: add directional key light from one side and a soft rim light to separate the subject from the background; keep highlights gentle, emotional, and believable, with a slight sunset reflection on cheeks and hair.
4. Title layer: set {영화 제목} across the upper area in a bold Korean cinematic serif or high-contrast display font, with slight tracking, elegant spacing, and subtle emboss or ink-density variation for theatrical poster authority.
5. Subtitle layer: place {서브 카피} below the title or in the lower third using smaller, lighter-weight Korean typography so it reads like a romantic tagline.
6. Release and credits layer: add “2026.05.14 대개봉” in a clear date label, plus small credit lines such as “주연  당신”, “감독  이서윤”, “각본  한지우”, “음악  서도현”, and a compact billing block at the very bottom using condensed Korean/English-style poster typography.
7. Promotional detail layer: include short Korean poster blurbs like “올봄, 마음에 번지는 단 하나의 이야기” and “사랑이 지나간 자리에서 다시 시작되는 우리”, plus tiny theater notice text “예매 오픈 · 전국 극장 상영” arranged like a real campaign poster.
8. Color balance: push the overall palette toward {컬러 톤} with controlled contrast, natural flattering skin tones, rose-pink highlights, and deep blue charcoal shadows.
9. Format control: preserve the {비율} vertical layout with classic one-sheet hierarchy, cinematic scale, and layered visual depth.

[Style Rules]
- Typography: use a premium Korean cinematic serif for the main title and clean Korean sans-serif such as Pretendard SemiBold/Medium for supporting text; title size should dominate the upper third, subtitle around 18–28 px equivalent relative scale, release date around 26–38 px equivalent, and billing strip text very small but poster-like.
- Korean copy examples to render naturally: “2026.05.14 대개봉”, “올봄, 가장 오래 남을 멜로”, “주연  당신”, “감독  이서윤”, “예매 오픈”, “전국 극장 상영”, “사랑이 머문 자리”.
- Color palette: {컬러 톤}, plus deep charcoal #1C1C24, warm ivory #F4EEE8, muted gold #C8A46A, and soft highlight pink #F2A7B5 for accent glow.
- Border/shadow: use subtle poster-like subject shadow under the portrait, 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity; add delicate light leaks, fine grain, and soft printed-paper depth without heavy outlines.
- Layout details: include a bottom billing strip, small production-company style text, a tiny barcode/inventory rectangle, and thin divider rules, all integrated into the movie-poster design.

[Visual Style]
- Camera / lens: cinematic Canon EOS R5 with 85mm f/1.4 portrait look, shallow depth of field, poster-ready framing with crisp facial focus.
- Lighting: soft sunset key light from camera-left at about 45°, with a faint cool fill from camera-right and a delicate back rim to separate hair and shoulders.
- Color grade: romantic filmic grade mixing rose-pink highlights and deep blue shadows, inspired by modern Korean melodrama poster key art.
- Texture and realism: subtle theatrical print grain, gentle halation around bright background lights, believable atmospheric haze, and polished commercial poster finishing.

[Mood]
Elegant K-drama romance key art — emotional theatrical poster with the polished, wistful feel of a contemporary Korean film campaign, including believable release-date, cast-credit, and billing details that make it feel ready for cinema display.

[Critical]
- Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 이미지에 정확히 포함되어야 함:
  - {영화 제목}
  - {서브 카피}
- Additional Korean poster text should be readable and natural, including “2026.05.14 대개봉”, “주연  당신”, “감독  이서윤”, and “예매 오픈”.
- The user in {참고 이미지} must remain clearly recognizable and consistent with the input face.
- Maintain a vertical movie-poster hierarchy with the title at the top, the subtitle clearly readable, and the release/credit information integrated at the bottom.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official award seals, ratings, certifications, or government approval marks
- Broken Korean characters or distorted Hangul
- Celebrity composites or unauthorized real-person likeness substitution