085크리스마스 선물 교환 안내

Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.
Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.

[Purpose]
Make exactly ONE finished Korean Christmas gift-exchange information image for an organizer to send into an existing KakaoTalk group chat. These participants have already discussed the event; this image records the ACTUAL arrangements, not a public advertisement or a generic year-end invitation. Event name: "【모임 이름】". Date: "【날짜】". Start time: "【시작 시간】". Meeting location: "【만날 곳】". Organizer's real gift price rule: "【선물 가격 기준】". Organizer's real exchange method: "【교환 방법】". Optional personal line: "【한마디】". Render only these entered event facts. A person receiving the image outside the original conversation should know when and where to arrive, what price limit applies, and how the gifts will be exchanged.

[Scene]
Create a single fully painted 2:3 vertical card, straight-on and ready to forward. Use a generous, original illustration of ONE wrapped gift with structurally plausible folded paper and ribbon as the central visual. Around it, typeset a big price-limit band and an orderly event-details zone. Let the gift create warmth, but give the facts more space than decoration. Choose deep winter evergreen, warm ivory, muted cranberry and a touch of gold; avoid glaring neon or a generic shopping-sale look. The image is for friends, family, or coworkers, not a retail discount event. Do not depict food, drinks, a meal, an alcohol toast, an identifiable toy brand, or any person. No coupon burst, shop logo, price crossed out, ticket number or admission fee.

[Text layout]
Reserve the top 12% and bottom 15% without essential lettering for site overlays. Between 15% and 23% place the largest headline "【모임 이름】"; if the entered name does not say what kind of event it is, add the small truthful descriptor "선물 교환" beneath it, otherwise avoid repeating the phrase. Put a concise, small Christmas accent in the illustration, not an invented event title. Around 28-48%, set the single gift illustration. At approximately 49-61%, emphasize the supplied actual limit as "선물 기준  【선물 가격 기준】". Do not turn an upper bound into an exact mandatory spend, sale price or ticket cost. Present three complete information lines at about 62-79%, using simple icons and crisp typography: "【날짜】  【시작 시간】" on one line; "【만날 곳】" on another; "【교환 방법】" on a third. The date and time are separate owner inputs but may share a line in the artwork so neither is lost. If the place is long, wrap within its own row and shorten decoration rather than text. At approximately 80-84%, show the optional one-line copy "【한마디】" only when supplied. If the optional line says "알아서 골라줘", silently compose one very short, original, friendly Korean line that does not promise an unprovided gift, meal, game, prize or attendance. Never print the instruction phrase or an empty field. Keep the price rule, date, time, place and exchange method readable on a phone.

[Style]
Use a tasteful winter invitation design with one central handmade-looking package illustration and carefully aligned fact rows. The gift is an original generic object; no brand packaging, character, Santa likeness, reindeer mascot or borrowed card template. Let typography feel warm and human while price digits and time digits remain clean and unambiguous. The entered event name is the first read, the gift price rule the second, then arrival and exchange details. Decorative stars or evergreen needles can be sparse and stay clear of all letters. The background fills the canvas edge to edge with subtle matte paper texture. A small hand-drawn sentiment may look like neat pencil lettering but must still be readable at phone size; do not use messy script for essential information.

[Facts and text rules]
Use the exact entered date, time, place, price rule and exchange method; do not calculate or add a weekday from memory. If a weekday is entered, confirm it against a calendar before drawing or omit the weekday while retaining the date. Do not invent an RSVP deadline, dress code, minimum spend, gift count, packaging requirement, who gives to whom, recipient name, phone number, menu, alcohol, photos, games, fee, prize, address or event host. The price rule is a constraint chosen by the organizer and must never be auto-filled from the card's sample. A line such as "2만원 이하" means up to that amount, not exactly that amount. Do not paste form field labels verbatim into ungrammatical text; typeset useful Korean such as "선물 기준 2만원 이하" and a clean location row. Never print placeholder braces, "알아서 골라줘", an invented shop name, decorative fake English, logos or watermark.

[Output]
Return one complete image and nothing requiring assembly. No second page, slideshow, cut guide, code, app template, change request or prompt for the next turn. Keep every event fact visible in this one result.