181Basque cheesecake poster

Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.
Output one landscape A3 poster, 420 x 297 mm, aspect ratio 1.414:1. Use the largest supported resolution. Final print target: 4961x3508 pixels at 300dpi. Keep all text at least 10 mm inside the edges.

[Purpose]
Create one simple finished cafe poster featuring one slice of Basque cheesecake. It is an actual menu advertisement for the user's cafe, usable at the entrance or as an SNS post. Let the appetizing cut surface be the visual focus and keep the menu name, unit and actual selling price legible. This is one poster for one bakery/cafe item, with one fixed refined photographic layout.

[Scene]
Place exactly one substantial triangular cheesecake slice on one understated ceramic plate. Show its irregular dark caramelized upper surface and thick pale creamy cut side in a close three-quarter view. The side may have small natural pores and subtle cutting marks; it is dense cheesecake, not a layered sponge, flat bread, melted cream puddle or geometrically perfect plastic wedge. Preserve the structure and browning visible in the user's photo. Add no biscuit base, berries, mint, syrup, chocolate, utensils, drinks or new toppings unless they are visibly part of the attached cake. Do not duplicate slices to imply a bundle.

[Attached photo]
The user's own clear food photograph is REQUIRED. Preserve the actual cake shape, portion thickness, texture, toppings if present and natural color. Improve cropping inside the drawn composition and gentle lighting without changing what the shop sells. Do not borrow a bakery's brand, package, logo or price. If the reference is a slice, show that one slice; do not manufacture a whole cake or invent extra portions. For this fixed card, the food photo should clearly show the browned top and cut side together.

[Text layout]
Render visible text in English. Fill the canvas with a softly textured warm oat background; a low curved espresso-brown tabletop rises behind the plate from the lower-right. Keep the top14% clear of words. Set "【Menu name】" at x8-92%, y16-31%, as a large deep-espresso name block on at most two clean lines. At y34-39%, set "【Copy】" as a smaller restrained line. When the value is "Choose for me", compose one short sensory line supported by the photo, at most eight English words; never print the control and never invent ingredients, freshness schedules or claims of superiority. At x8-42%, y42-46%, print exactly "【Selling unit】 【Selling price】" once, with the unit smaller and the price in flat bold sans-serif. Price is approximately one-third of the main name's letter height and has no plaque, starburst or extra background panel. The cake and plate occupy x10-95%, y49-84%. Leave all text below y1200 absent on a1024x1536 image.
If supplied, print "【Cafe name】" once at x8-42%, y76-79%; if this line is removed or empty, do not add a fictional cafe signature or blank logo.

[Style]
One fixed simple cafe food-photography poster. Oat, warm cream and dark espresso are the only designed background/text colors; the cake keeps its actual natural colors. Plain substantial menu lettering, modest copy and a direct price line contrast with a generously scaled food close-up. No impact shouting, launch teaser, discount design, menu grid, framed recipe or coupon. Fit long menu names by natural line breaks rather than changing the entire layout.

[Visual hierarchy]
The large name is readable at catalog size, then the real cake texture attracts attention, then the accurate price and selling unit answer the practical question. Use the restrained curved table surface and the plate's soft contact shadow as density, without filling quiet space with badges or repeated words. The food cannot overlap any lettering. Never hide or shrink a customer-facing price condition into fine print. Never repeat the price in a headline or add a second offer.

[Lighting and texture]
Use soft warm side light to reveal the genuinely browned top and moist dense interior. The dark top has uneven toasted patches rather than uniform black paint; the pale cut side has credible thickness, slight pores and a clean but not sterile edge. The plate rests on a coherent surface with a soft shadow. No steam, cheese pull, sparkle, gloss glaze, deep-fried texture, fake crumbs or implausible extra layers. Deliver the poster artwork itself, without a cafe-wall or phone mockup.

[Text rules]
Render only the intended visible copy, never field labels or instruction headings. When a wording field equals "Choose for me", choose one short original line appropriate to the user's supplied context and do not print that control. Preserve exact provided spelling and numbers. Keep letters away from textures that reduce legibility. Personal inputs change the content, while the single medium and composition specified above stay fixed. Invent no dates, prices, benefits, availability, awards, endorsements or participation requirements.

[Binding headline safe area]
Top y0-210 is empty oat paper with absolutely no letters. Menu-name ink fits x80-945,y220-465, on two large lines. Copy ink y515-570. Unit and price ink y630-690. Food stays y760-1390 and must shrink rather than pushing the name upward. Optional cafe signature stays y1140-1190. No essential letter outside these text areas. Preserve the photograph-like cake thickness and irregular deeply toasted top.

[Avoid and delivery]
Generate exactly ONE completed image directly in this response. Use image generation, without executing code, outputting a script, producing separate pages, asking for another message or requiring cutting and assembly. No existing character, artist imitation, celebrity, branded packaging, publisher logo, watermark, browser frame or phone mockup. Keep essential lettering within 13-84% of height and at least 7% inside the side edges. Leave the upper 12% and lower 15% free of essential text. Finish the actual artwork edge to edge at the selected ratio. The image must be useful as delivered, rather than a presentation of several designs.