077크리스마스 준비 체크리스트

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Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.
Create exactly ONE complete 2:3 vertical Korean Christmas-preparation checklist image. This must be a final usable page that can be printed and marked with a pen or shared as one image in a family chat. Do not generate multiple slides, an empty template, code, a crop guide, a separate caption or a request for another turn.

[Purpose]
A household or friend group needs a practical shared list for its own Christmas preparation. The exact user-chosen list title is "【우리 준비표 이름】". The four real tasks they entered are "【준비할 일 1】", "【준비할 일 2】", "【준비할 일 3】", and "【준비할 일 4】". An optional user-supplied finish date appears on its own line below. The result is for a refrigerator door or a group KakaoTalk chat. It is not a store promotion, a Christmas event advertisement, a shopping list with fabricated prices, or a list of suggestions to consider. Respect the user's four tasks as the only tasks; their own wording is more useful than generic seasonal ideas.

[Scene]
Design a single crisp vertical paper checklist with four large rows. A compact, tasteful holiday illustration at the top or to one side can show an unbranded tree branch with a few hand-drawn ornaments and a soft paper star. Use the illustration only to identify the season, not as the main attraction. The checklist itself fills most of the page with generous white or cream space, a clear square checkbox at the beginning of each row, and the exact task text after it. All four boxes must be EMPTY so people can mark them after printing or annotate the saved image. Use four distinct rows with a simple vertical rhythm and mild alternating separators, not four cards arranged as a carousel or a crowded infographic of extra invented advice. If a task is long, wrap its own text within that row without moving the next task or shrinking to tiny lettering.

[Attached photo]
No photo is needed. If the user provides one, do not assume it is a product to advertise. At most draw one subtle motif from a photograph only if it clearly depicts the user's own decoration, while preserving the legibility and exact four tasks. The list must work fully from its text fields.

[Text layout]
Keep the top 12% and bottom 15% free of essential lettering for website overlay safety. In a quiet header around 14-24%, set "【우리 준비표 이름】" as a large readable Korean title, with a smaller subtitle "준비 체크리스트" only if it does not merely repeat words already in the supplied title. Four rows occupy about 29-76% of the page in the user's order. Each row has one empty square and exactly one task: "【준비할 일 1】", then "【준비할 일 2】", then "【준비할 일 3】", then "【준비할 일 4】". Optional finish-date line: "【끝낼 날짜】". If present, place it in a separate small but phone-readable line directly under the title or beneath the rows, with a neutral label "끝낼 날". If omitted, remove the entire line without inventing Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, a weekday or a deadline. Never add a fifth task, price, gift budget, quantity, location, RSVP, host, or event time not supplied. No "알아서 골라줘" is needed for task facts; the owner has to decide those.

[Style]
Choose a warm, useful seasonal design: cream paper, forest green text, muted cranberry for a few accents, and graphite rule lines. Restrained holiday illustration, generous checklist spacing, and clear Korean type should make the page pleasant enough to share but practical enough to mark. Avoid novelty red-green stripes that reduce text contrast, glossy gift catalog photography, a fake brand label, logo or Santa character. A little pencil texture is allowed in the small decorations, while the task text uses a clean Korean typeface for quick reading. No food photographs; if a task mentions cake or dinner, render it only as user-entered text, without inventing a dish.

[Visual hierarchy]
At site-list thumbnail scale, the audience should identify a Christmas checklist from the title and four large checkboxes. At phone size every task and the optional date must be clear. Maintain enough clear area within each square to put a real checkmark by pen; boxes should not be pre-checked. The list has exactly four rows and no hidden continuation. The image should work equally as a fridge printout and as a chat attachment. If the longest task threatens the layout, reduce ornament size or spacing before shrinking text. Keep all critical text out of the top 12% and bottom 15%.

[Lighting and texture]
Flat straight-on print-page perspective, no tilted paper on a desk. Subtle matte-paper grain can add warmth, but all text and boxes remain sharp. Decorative branches must have plausible shape and hang from the header or corner without crossing words. No fake 3D shiny texture, blinking lights, shadow across text, illegible microcopy or repeated identical ornament patterns. The contrast should remain strong in a simple phone screenshot or an ordinary home print.

[Text rules]
Render the supplied title and four tasks exactly once each, in the given order. A long task may wrap to two lines inside its row, but do not paraphrase, duplicate, add instructions or alter its meaning. Print the optional date exactly as typed; do not calculate a weekday from memory. Do not print form field labels such as "준비할 일 1", placeholder braces, an invented end date or a checked box. Review all Hangul and numerals before finishing. Exactly four empty squares on one complete image.

[Avoid]
No fifth row, checked task, fabricated holiday schedule, price, gift, event condition, fake store branding, copyrighted character, tiny writing, cropped edge, multiple outputs, code, next-step request, phone mockup or watermark.