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495Year-end home party table — plates, flowers and a personal place card

Choose a palette and dish for one overhead celebration table artwork filled with candles, fruit and flowers.

What you get

  • One overhead year-end home party table artwork
  • Selected palette and dish, plates, candles, fruit and flowers
  • One short place card or no card

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Fill in the fields

  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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Ideas
Output format

Choose a mode, then set the size.

After generating · Check the name and dish, then share the artwork in your party feed.

Full prompt 3,057 characters
Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.
Output size 1080x1350 pixels, 4:5 portrait, Instagram standard.

Create ONE full-bleed, directly overhead year-end home party table styling artwork. Default portrait 4:5. Plates, candles in holders, fruit, flowers, folded napkins and one optional guest place card form one complete table scene. Fill the canvas edge to edge, with large cropped place settings and a generous central serving dish; no collage, borders, poster headline or device mockup. Use original fictional tableware designs.

PALETTE: "【Palette】"
Use only the selected palette: Red green means burgundy and forest green with warm ivory; White gold means luminous white and gold; Pastel means pink, mint, lavender and butter yellow. Empty defaults to Red green. Adapt flowers, linen and dishes together. Keep an editorial handmade illustration character: red-green uses sculptural paper or matte miniature clay textures; white-gold uses luminous watercolor and gold-ink details; pastel uses opaque hand-painted gouache. These are coordinated palette treatments of the same overhead table result, not separate panels. Make each composition suit its food rather than repeating one template.

FOOD: "【Dish】"
Illustrate this food as the central serving dish, not as printed text. Empty defaults to herb-roasted vegetables. Match recognizable ingredients and serving vessels, irregular cuts, varied portions and natural garnish placement. Food remains visibly illustrated or handcrafted, never glossy plastic or cloned identical pieces. Complement it with oranges, pears or grapes as suitable. Do not add product packaging or beverage labels. All drinks are water or fruit juice.

PLACE CARD: "【Place card】"
If this value is nonempty, create exactly one flat ivory name card with this exact text, character for character, in large dark legible lettering. Keep it within the middle 70% of the canvas and give the letters clear space. Do not translate or add a title, greeting or honorific. Empty means omit the entire name card, not an empty card. Never invent a name. No other writing or numbers anywhere. Choice labels are instructions and must not appear in the image.

Use clear overhead geometry, convincing contact shadows, rich but balanced material detail, and a flowing arrangement of dishes and floral accents. Put candles in stable tall transparent glass hurricane holders, with flames above surrounding decor and clear of flowers, paper and cloth. No people, hands, recognizable faces, logos, real brands, famous product designs, signatures or watermarks. Return the single completed artwork without explanations. Check all visible letters against PLACE CARD before finishing.

[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

Set the scene for a year-end gathering

Create an overhead table artwork for a home-party invitation post or a celebration recap. Plates, folded napkins, candles, fruit and flowers fill one finished scene. No source photo is needed. The result is an imagined table illustration rather than a record of an actual event.

What the three fields change

Choose Red green, White gold or Pastel in Palette. Red green combines burgundy and forest green with sculptural paper or matte clay textures. White gold uses luminous watercolor and gold-ink details. Pastel uses opaque gouache in pink, mint and lavender. An empty palette defaults to Red green. Dish sets the central serving plate: try herb-roasted vegetables, tomato pasta or a strawberry fruit tart. The accompanying fruit adapts to the dish. An empty dish defaults to herb-roasted vegetables. Place card prints one short name, such as Haru, exactly as supplied. Leave it empty to remove the entire name card. All three fields are optional.

Use it in one paste

Copy the completed prompt into an image AI. The default is portrait 4:5; use the site's shared size selector for another supported ratio. Check the external service for its own pricing and terms. There is no requirement to run code, cut out objects or assemble separate pictures.

Read the examples

The cover uses red and green with roasted vegetables. The first example pairs white and gold with vegetables; the second uses pastel with a strawberry tart; the third uses red and green with tomato pasta. Each image was generated separately. The Korean gallery demonstrates the short name shown on that edition; this edition defaults to Haru and prints the value supplied in its own field.

Check before sharing

Enlarge the name and compare H, a, r and u individually when using Haru. Check that the dish matches the field and that plates, glasses and utensils have clear boundaries. Reject unwanted writing or branding. If the name is wrong, check the field spelling and generate again. To avoid lettering altogether, clear Place card. Dates and venues are not added automatically; include those details in the post text.

Questions

Can I use several guest names? This composition is designed for one readable name card, so one short name works best. Do I need a photograph? No: both tableware and food are invented illustrations. Can I use the image to plan a real table? Use its colors and arrangement as inspiration, while keeping real flames well away from cloth, paper and flowers.