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375Winter Soup Price Poster

A steaming earthenware bowl, visible bubbling broth, a bold menu name and a clear selling price for a restaurant wall or window.

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  1. 1Fill in the fields
  2. 2Copy the prompt
  3. 3Paste it into a GPT chat
  4. 4Send it as is and you get an image like the thumbnail example
  5. 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
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Output format

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After generating · Compare ingredients and price with the dish you sell, then print one test copy and check it from the display position.

Full prompt 3,984 characters
Generate ONE finished winter soup restaurant PRICE poster directly. Return a single image, no questions, code, mockup or collage.
Output exactly one finished 2:3 portrait image, 1024x1536 pixels. Leave the top 12% and bottom 15% free of essential text.

[ONE FIXED DESIGN]
Full-bleed dark warm charcoal photographic backdrop, dark wooden table continuing to the bottom edge. Warm ivory extra-bold clean lettering above a huge soup bowl; large amber flat price below the food. Strong warm side light and realistic backlit steam. Food photography, not illustration or CGI. One dish only, one price, no design variants.
Keep all essential text between 13% and 84% of the height, 5% inset from side edges. Shop at 13-17%; large menu at 18-29%; short line at 31-35%; soup at 37-73%, about 94% canvas width; price at 77-83%. Optional unit/order information is compact beside the price inside the same safe area. Above 12% only dark steam backdrop; below 85% only photographic wood and bowl, never empty paper. Text readable at thumbnail size. No letters overlap broth, steam never obscures letters. Longer titles may use two tight lines in the same title area.

[FOOD STRUCTURE]
One rough dark glazed earthenware bowl at a 45-degree camera angle. Visible liquid broth, realistic simmering bubbles around the rim and natural diffuse rising steam. Preserve a plausible single serving. Irregular meat slices partly submerged, sliced scallions, fine pepper flecks, genuine soft food textures and restrained liquid reflections. Use the main ingredients if specified; do not add meat, egg, rice or sides beyond those ingredients. For a blank ingredients field, make a plausible fictional serving of the named dish. Pork rice soup: pale milky broth and thin pork slices. Soft tofu stew: red-orange broth and delicate irregular soft curds, not firm perfect cubes. Kimchi stew: uneven softened cabbage leaves. Knife-cut noodles: flat loose strands partly submerged with zucchini, never coils, a dome or a lattice. Fish cake soup: varied flat folded fish cake pieces and radish, not identical balls. Beef rib soup: plausible irregular bone-in ribs in clear broth. Adapt vessel depth to the dish. No plastic sheen, repeated pieces, ornamental steam spirals, overflowing volcano or promotional side dishes.

[EXACT OWNER VALUES]
SHOP: "【Shop name】". Print once in plain type, not a logo.
MENU: "【Menu name】". Print once, large, above the soup.
PRICE: "【Selling price】". Print once, exact punctuation, digits and currency. Never calculate a discount or invent a former price.
INGREDIENTS: "【Main ingredients】". Internal visual direction only, never print this field as a caption.
BROTH: "【Broth color】". Internal only. Empty or "Match the dish" means match the named dish; otherwise use the selected natural broth color. Keep ingredient identity.
COPY: "【Short line】". Print once exactly. For "Choose for me", choose one short everyday invitation about a hot bowl, never print that instruction. Empty means omit the line.
UNIT: "【Price unit】". Print only if supplied, exact wording beside price. Never invent included rice or serving counts.
ORDER: "【Ordering note】". Print only if supplied, exact wording beside price.

[EMPTY FIELDS AND SAFETY]
Absent optional values remove their labels and rows; close gaps with photo background. No extra text, internal keys, input instructions, blank badges, ratings, origin claims, health benefits, treatment, tonic or nourishment claims. No third-party logo, trademark, QR code, watermark or invented offer. Visible text is English, with supplied values exactly preserved. Generate a convincing fictional food photograph without asking for an uploaded photo. No manual compositing or retouching is required.

[Final output format]
Output exactly one finished 2:3 portrait image, 1024x1536 pixels. Leave the top 12% and bottom 15% free of essential text.
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 hot bowl on your restaurant wall

Use this price poster for a soup restaurant, stew shop or noodle bar during the winter season. A dark photographic background makes pale steam and real-looking ingredients stand out. The menu appears in large ivory type above the bowl; an amber price sits below it. Each request produces one complete poster for one dish, with the same design throughout.

Fill the three required fields

Shop name, Menu name and Selling price are required. The examples are Haru Soup House, Pork rice soup and $9.00. Write the actual payable price with its currency. Menu ideas cover pork rice soup, soft tofu stew, kimchi stew, knife-cut noodles, fish cake soup and beef short rib soup. Choose one dish per poster. The dollar example is a local sample price, not a currency conversion.

Main ingredients controls what appears in the bowl. Specify pork and scallions, soft tofu and onion, or the ingredients your kitchen serves. If blank, the image uses a plausible fictional version of that dish. Broth color affects the food only and is never printed as a caption. Match the dish chooses a natural color based on the menu. Short line accepts your wording or one of the suggested invitations. Choose for me becomes a brief invitation with no invented claims; a blank removes the line.

Price unit and Ordering note are optional. Use Rice included only when that is true. Empty values remove the corresponding wording, without adding rice, side dishes or a serving count. Paste the completed prompt once into an image AI to receive the finished poster. No photograph or manual cropping is needed. Generated food is fictional: compare its portion and ingredients with your actual serving before displaying it. Check the external service for its fees and terms.

Examples and corrections

The three Korean illustrations show separate pork soup, soft tofu stew and noodle posters from three different fictional Haru shops. Their visible Korean prices belong to those examples; this English prompt produces English wording and your supplied currency. The soft tofu example includes pork, onion and scallions; the noodle example includes zucchini, beef and scallions. All images are direct generated results without retouching.

Read the shop and menu letter by letter and verify every price digit. Tofu should look soft, meat irregular and noodles loosely tangled in liquid. If a detail is wrong, ask to keep the text and layout while correcting that specific ingredient. Ingredients absent from your actual serving should be removed by changing Main ingredients. Do not add health benefits, provenance, invented offers or logos. The lower wood texture is part of the photograph, rather than an empty paper margin.

Before printing

Can this make a menu grid? It is designed for one dish with one price. Can the price be omitted? This card requires a price for an in-store advertisement. Use the common aspect-ratio control for proportions. Print a test copy: image resolution alone does not guarantee print quality. Verify the title and price from the place where customers will see the poster.