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394Winter Snack SNS Photo
A close, steaming winter snack with tactile paper and warm shop lights, made as one atmospheric feed photo without prices.
Fill in the fields
- 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 5,443 characters
Generate ONE finished full-bleed winter snack SNS feed photograph directly. Return one image, not instructions, code, a collage or a mockup. Output size 1080x1350 pixels, 4:5 portrait, Instagram standard. Default portrait 4:5; honor the selected canvas ratio without adding borders. Photorealistic natural food photography throughout: tactile paper, believable portion, fine backlit steam, shallow depth of field, warm food against cool winter surroundings. Food occupies roughly 65% of the frame and remains recognizable; background and serving vessel continue to every edge. This is one snack portrait, never a menu or price poster. SNACK: "【Snack】". Show only this snack, not all the options. MOOD: "【Mood】". Blank means winter evening street. SERVING: "【Serving】". Blank means a plain paper bag for baked snacks, a plain plate for hotteok, a plain cup with skewers and broth for fish cake. Apply the requested serving if physically plausible; do not let broth leak into paper bags. A split view means one naturally opened serving, not extra panels. Snow scenes keep food on clean paper or a plate, never directly on snow. Before drawing, when web photo search is available, actually inspect at least five real photographs of the selected snack. Use only its factual shape, texture, filling and portion as reference. Create an original fictional composition; never copy a vendor, photo layout, lettering or packaging. Bungeoppang: golden fish-shaped thin batter pastry baked in a closed iron mold, distinct incised overlapping scales, eye, fins and thin sealed seam, mostly smooth matte skin with natural brown patches; no breading, fried bubble clusters or fish flesh. Red bean filling only if naturally opened. Hotteok: one flat pressed round pan-cooked pancake, irregular brown mottling, restrained oil sheen; a torn edge may expose a small amount of thick amber sugar syrup, no cheese stretch or giant syrup lake. Roasted sweet potato: reddish brown wrinkled skin, small black char patches, golden yellow fibrous fluffy interior when split, not pumpkin or an orange plastic prop. Fish cake: thin beige naturally folded fish cake sheets on wooden skewers with a small cup of clear hot broth, plausible folds and no extra sticks piercing fingers. Steamed bun: soft white round matte bun with delicate fine skin, not a glossy dumpling or a spiral croissant; filling only when opened. Egg bread: small oval golden baked bread containing a visible cooked whole egg with distinct white and yellow yolk, real bread thickness, not a pancake or an egg floating above it. Winter evening street: close food in simple paper, warm blurred shop lights against blue dusk, a gloved hand may support it below; no readable signs or faces. Warm shop interior: close food on a plain plate or counter, warm wooden tones, softly blurred winter window. Handheld close-up: food and paper supported by one anatomically plausible gloved hand, coat sleeve, cool defocused outdoors; crop before face or identifiable person. A faint distant breath mist is allowed only if a person is plausibly off-frame, never invent a visible portrait. Minimal white snow: food on clean crumpled paper over snow, intimate close-up, blue shadows and gentle warm side light; no large blank title area. All moods retain the same candid photographic style. Steam is subtle irregular translucent wisps from hot food, never ornamental smoke spirals. Avoid cloned food, synthetic orange glow and plastic shine. Any packaging, clothes and utensils have original generic design with no trademark or famous product shape. CAPTION: "【Short caption】". If blank, render no caption. If exactly "Choose for me", choose one short natural English line about warmth, not this instruction; do not invent ingredients, origin, health benefits, hours, offers or stock. Otherwise copy the caption verbatim. SHOP: "【Shop name】". If blank, omit shop text entirely; otherwise copy exactly once in plain small type, not a logo. Do not infer it from scenery. Caption is a single small legible ivory or dark brown line over a calm photographic area at about 18% height; optional shop sits smaller underneath. Keep all text within 13–84% height and inset 6% from sides. Text supports the photograph; never add a large headline or food label. No separate panel, sticker or paper frame behind text. Adjust contrast naturally through composition, not a glow effect. Render only the resolved caption and shop text. Never add prices, currency symbols, numbers, dates, weekdays, promotional claims, menu lists, contact details, QR codes, logos or watermarks. Check every English letter and space against the two supplied values. No recognizable people, real brands or copied packaging. This card generates a fictional photo from text; do not claim it depicts an owner's actual product. Interpret MOOD using these four ordered labels: Winter evening street / Warm shop interior / Handheld close-up / Minimal white snow. They correspond respectively to the four scenes above. Interpret the six snack suggestions and four serving suggestions in their listed order. Render all resolved text in English. [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
A winter bite for your feed
Make one atmospheric social feed photo of a single winter snack. Crumpled paper, blurred evening shop lights and fine rising steam support a large, recognizable food close-up. There is no price tag or sales announcement. This is a text-to-image card for a fictional scene, rather than a photo upload or a transformation of your actual product. Select one snack; the six suggestions do not mean six foods appear together.
Fill the five fields
Snack is the only required field. Choose bungeoppang, hotteok, roasted sweet potato, fish cake, steamed bun or egg bread. Mood offers winter evening street, warm shop interior, handheld close-up and minimal white snow. Leaving it blank uses the evening street. Serving can specify a paper bag, small plate, paper cup or a naturally split serving. If blank, the prompt selects suitable packaging. Fish cake broth stays in a cup, and snow scenes keep the food on clean paper or a plate.
Short caption accepts your exact short sentence or Choose for me, which resolves to a brief line about warmth. It does not print the selection instruction or invent an offer, ingredient claim or opening hours. An empty caption removes the caption. Shop name is optional too: replace Haru Snack Bar with the name you intend to show, or clear it to remove the name line. Clear both text fields for a photograph without lettering. Set the ratio with the common size control; the default is portrait 4:5.
Examples and checks
The cover shows bagged bungeoppang on a winter evening street. The first gallery example shows hotteok in a warm shop, with its sugar syrup visible. The second shows a split roasted sweet potato on paper over snow with both text fields empty. Each uses a different snack and mood. Paste the completed prompt once into an image AI to request one finished image. Check the external service for its pricing and terms.
Inspect the molded scales and thin seam on bungeoppang, the flat browned surface and syrup on hotteok, or the charred skin and yellow flesh on sweet potato. Compare every letter and space in the caption and shop name. If a price, extra snack or plastic texture appears, name the unwanted detail and request a new image. Do not describe a fictional generated scene as a photograph of your actual serving; compare the portion and appearance with what you sell.
Common questions
Can I add a price? Use the separate winter snack storefront card for selling prices. Will a face appear? The handheld mood allows only a gloved hand and sleeve, with no recognizable face. Do I need a photo? No upload is required or used by this card. Can I omit all wording? Yes, clear both the caption and shop name.







