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445Retro Cassette Lockscreen Wallpaper

A handwritten cassette label, an original fictional portable player and a loose earphone cord make a personal mixtape wallpaper.

Retro Cassette Lockscreen Wallpaper — Example 1
Retro Cassette Lockscreen Wallpaper — Example 2
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  3. 3Paste it into a GPT chat
  4. 4Send it as is and you get an image like the thumbnail example
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After generating · Read the label character by character and check the clock area before saving your wallpaper.

Full prompt 3,057 characters
Generate one finished retro cassette lockscreen wallpaper now. Return one image without explanations, questions or code.
Aspect ratio: Output size 1080x1920 pixels, 9:16 portrait story. Keep all text inside the central 80% of the height., default portrait 9:16. Fill every edge with the scene. No phone mockup, border or collage.
Label text = "【Label text】". Color = "【Color】". Background = "【Background】". Style = "【Style】".
Blank Color, Background or Style uses Vintage brown, Desk or Photo respectively. A choose-for-me command selects one corresponding menu option; never print the command.
Arrange one cassette, one original fictional portable cassette player and wired earphones with a loosely curved cord in the middle and lower image. Make the cassette large with its paper label and two coherent reels visible. Connect tape, reels, screws and cord plausibly. Secondary objects may continue beyond a side edge, but keep the label complete.
Invent a player with an asymmetrical trapezoid or hexagonal shell, an offset round window and three recessed oval controls. Do not reproduce the shape, color layout or detailing of an existing product. Controls are blank or use simple geometric playback symbols, without lettering or numbers.
Pastel uses mint, lavender and pale pink with soft diffuse light. Vintage brown uses amber, terracotta and cream with warm side light. Neon uses deep navy with restrained cyan and magenta edge light. Color never changes Background or Style.
Desk means natural wood grain. Bed duvet means soft low fabric folds. Solid color means an even undecorated color field. Do not add props based on the background.
Photo means tactile still-life photography with fine wear, translucent plastic and physical shadows. Illustration means hand-painted gouache texture with soft dimensional shading. Pixel art means clearly visible square pixels, stepped edges and a restrained palette. Apply only the selected style consistently throughout.
Reserve the entire top 25% for the real lockscreen clock: continuous quiet background without objects, cord, letters, strong patterns or bright light. Do not draw a clock, date or notifications.
Trim the label's outer spaces. Accept 1–10 characters including internal spaces. Write valid supplied text exactly once in handwriting on the cassette's paper label, preserving spelling, order, punctuation and original script without translation. If blank or longer than ten characters, leave the label blank without substitute wording. No other letters or numbers anywhere.
Only original fictional products; no people, faces, real brands, logos, characters, signature or watermark. Before output, compare each label character and verify two reels, coherent cord, selected color, background, style and quiet top quarter.

[Final output format]
Output size 1080x1920 pixels, 9:16 portrait story. Keep all text inside the central 80% of the height.
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

Make a personal mixtape wallpaper from a paper-labeled cassette, an invented portable player and wired earphones. No photograph is needed. Paste the completed prompt into an image AI once to request one finished image. The default is portrait 9:16; the site's shared ratio selector changes its proportions.

The three required fields are Color, Background and Style. Pastel brings mint and pale pink, Vintage brown gives warm amber light, and Neon sets cyan and magenta against deep navy. Choose a wood Desk, softly folded Bed duvet or undecorated Solid color. Photo creates tactile still-life materials, Illustration uses soft gouache, and Pixel art uses visible square pixels and stepped outlines. These choices work independently.

Label text is optional. Use Haru or Haru Mix, with 1–10 characters including internal spaces. Outer spaces are removed. Valid wording appears once on the cassette's label; a blank or overlong value leaves blank paper without replacement text. A short mood phrase can occupy this same label; there is no additional caption field.

The top quarter contains continuous quiet background so your device can place its actual clock there. The artwork itself has no clock or notification. Preview it on your lockscreen because device layouts differ. Zoom into the label and compare every character, then check the two reels, cord connections and absence of invented numbers or logos. Request a label correction in the same conversation if needed, supplying the exact text again.

The cover is a separate original image. Gallery examples show Pastel with Bed duvet and Illustration, Vintage brown with Desk and Photo, and Neon with Solid color and Pixel art. The examples use the creator's Korean name, while this localized form defaults to Haru. Generated examples have no retouching. Check the external image service's own terms and pricing.