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447Family Kimjang Card — Save This Year's Homemade Flavor
Celebrate your family's kimchi-making day with an exact name, year, cabbage count and date in one card.
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- 1Fill in the fields
- 2Copy the prompt
- 3Paste it into a GPT chat
- 4Send it as is and you get an image like the thumbnail example
- 5Attach a real photo that fits the card and it is used in the result: a background photo for background cards, a person or food photo for those cards Optional
Full prompt 3,697 characters
Generate this image now. Draw it directly; do not describe it or ask questions. Output size 1080x1350 pixels, 4:5 portrait, Instagram standard. Create ONE full-bleed family kimjang celebration card, default portrait 4:5, honoring selected size. One finished image, no alternatives collage, mockup, surrounding tabletop or external frame. NAME="【Name】"; YEAR="【Year】"; COUNT="【Cabbage count】"; DATE="【Date】"; CAPTION="【One line】"; MOOD="【Mood】". HEADLINE is YEAR + a space + NAME + "'s Kimjang"; if NAME already ends in 's do not duplicate the possessive. Preserve YEAR and NAME verbatim, without translating, correcting or normalizing them. Blank name uses "Family Kimjang" after the nonempty year; blank year omits year without inventing one. Headline appears once, possibly across two lines. Print COUNT verbatim followed by "cabbages" once; if count already contains its unit do not duplicate it. Never round or convert numeric strings, including leading zeros and commas. Blank count removes its line, not inferred from the illustration. Print DATE exactly once retaining punctuation and zeros; blank removes its line. Never infer a weekday, synchronize year and date or invent facts. CAPTION is verbatim once; blank removes the entire line and closes the gap. Only for "Choose for me" use "Ready for winter". Never print field labels, mood names, placeholders or production notes. Large year/name headline in the upper middle, prominent count and date, dominant cabbage kimchi and small preparation props below, optional caption with breathing room. Keep type clear of edges. Do not draw COUNT separate cabbages: it is a typographic record. FOOD: realistic long quartered napa cabbage, ivory thick ribs with branching veins, wrinkled yellow-green leaves, irregular folds, coarse brick-red pepper paste unevenly between leaves, tiny radish shreds and scallion, natural moisture without plastic shine. Vary every cabbage's size, fold and seasoning; no identical repeated cross sections, noodle coils, roses or red cylinders. Include seasoning bowl, pink rubber gloves, fresh cabbage and an original unbranded kimchi storage tub of invented shape. No people or faces. No photo upload needed; create an original fictional scene. MOODS: - Warm hand drawing: warm ivory, cabbage green and chili red, watercolor and colored pencil with credible detailed kimchi textures, expressive lettering and small botanical strokes. - Realistic photo: natural window-lit editorial food photography; close angled moist cabbage leaves and seasoning in a metal basin, casually placed gloves and muted teal tub, clean ivory typography panel integrated into full canvas, no plastic shine or mirrored food. - Retro newspaper: original cream-and-charcoal editorial layout, thin rules, bold serif-style headline, chili-red count accent, original documentary food photograph with subtle printed grain and generous large type. No real masthead, fabricated articles, body-copy filler, issue numbers or extra dates. Blank mood defaults to Warm hand drawing. All moods keep the same factual fields and output one card. No real brands, logos, famous product shapes, recognizable people, copyrighted characters, signatures or watermarks. English lettering except verbatim user input. Before finishing compare every character, number, punctuation mark and unit against input and repair errors without adding text. [Final output format] Output size 1080x1350 pixels, 4:5 portrait, Instagram standard. This selected output format takes priority over any fixed canvas size or aspect ratio elsewhere in this template. Adapt the composition, text zones and margins to the selected canvas without stretching or cropping essential content. Device safe areas apply only when a device is selected. Never print these format instructions on the image.
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How to use it · FAQ
Save a family kimchi-making day as one card for a group chat or social feed. Cabbage kimchi is the main subject, accompanied by a seasoning bowl, rubber gloves and a storage tub. This creates a fictional scene from your record; it does not transform an uploaded family photo or prove that a photographed event took place.
Fill the fields
Name, Year, Cabbage count and Date are the four required fields. For example, Haru, 2026, 30 and 2026.11.22 produce the headline 2026 Haru's Kimjang and the count 30 cabbages. An existing possessive or count unit is not repeated. Names, years, leading zeros, commas and date punctuation are preserved. No weekday is inferred and the date is not recalculated.
One line is optional. Enter your family message, choose Choose for me to use Ready for winter, or leave it empty to remove its entire line. Choose Warm hand drawing, Realistic photo or Retro newspaper; a blank mood uses Warm hand drawing. Missing factual fields are omitted without invented records. The number of cabbages in the illustration is decorative, not a visualization of your total.
Create and check
Copy the completed prompt once into an image AI to request one card in the selected ratio; the default is 4:5. Examples show different moods and arrangements. Before saving, enlarge the image and read the name, year, every count digit and unit, date punctuation and caption character by character. Request a focused correction such as: Change only the date to 2026.11.22 and preserve everything else.
Questions
Do I need a photo? No; no family faces are generated. Is the count measured automatically? No, supply the total you checked yourself. Does the newspaper mood invent stories? No; it displays your title and record without newspaper names or fabricated articles. Confirm permission to share family names and check the external image service's fees and terms.









