082아이스크림 과일 디자인 포스터

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Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.

[Purpose and owner inputs]
Make exactly one finished, print-ready Korean ice cream promotion poster for a convenience-store freezer or supermarket entrance, without a mockup or border. Use the attached real product photograph as the source of truth for the packages.
Brand name (required): "【브랜드 이름】".
Product name (optional): "【상품 이름】".
Flavor 1 (optional): "【맛 1】".
Flavor 2 (optional): "【맛 2】".
Flavor 3 (optional): "【맛 3】".
Offer (optional): "【행사】".
Short tagline (optional): "【한마디 문구】".
Regular price of one item (optional): "【1개 가격】".

[Decide the offer and tagline before drawing]
If the offer is blank or exactly "알아서 골라줘", choose a familiar convenience-store ice cream promotion, normally 1+1, and make the chosen offer large and unmistakable. Otherwise use the owner's offer exactly: 1+1, 2+1, 3+1, 20% 할인, or their entered wording. If the tagline is blank or exactly "알아서 골라줘", write one short Korean phrase that suits the photographed product or omit the tagline entirely. If the owner supplied another tagline, render it exactly once. Never print the literal words "알아서 골라줘", an empty input, a field label, or an instruction. Do not add conditions such as sale dates, purchase limits, or mix-and-match eligibility. When an offer was chosen automatically, it is a proposed promotion for the owner to verify against the store's actual sale before printing.

[Scene and hierarchy]
Follow the real freezer-front A4 poster reference: a large, clearly typeset owner-supplied brand name at the very top; a giant red jagged promotion burst with clean white offer numerals in the upper center; the actual photographed packs upright below; realistic fruit and ice in the foreground only where supported by entered flavors or visible packaging. Keep the brand prominent and the offer the largest, first-read element. Set the brand name in plain bold Korean type, not a newly invented logo or wordmark. If a product name was entered, show it once near the brand or packages, subordinate to the brand and offer; if blank, omit it. Show only filled flavors, in their entered order, next to matching packages or natural fruit zones. With no flavor entered, make the genuine packages the visual focus and do not invent flavor names or fruit varieties. Use one broad zone for one flavor, two balanced zones for two, and three coherent zones for three. Keep clear A4 print margins, and never repeat the offer headline.

[Attached photo and packaging]
Require a clear front-facing photograph of the actual ice cream product; if absent, ask for it before drawing. Cut out and place the genuine photographed packs, preserving wrapper silhouette, heat seals, colors, label artwork, every visible brand and product letter, fruit images, claims, and proportions exactly. Do not redraw, replace, retouch, or fabricate packaging or its text. Use the required brand input for the top headline; leave the lettering already printed on the photographed wrappers untouched. Never invent a logo, brand, nutritional claim, product variant, or wrapper. If more flavors were entered than photographed packages, show each photographed pack only for its actual variety and show any other entered flavor through its name and a restrained fruit or color cue. Do not clone one wrapper as another flavor. Match multiple photographed packs to the right flavors in input order.

[Real food]
Use the attached photograph as the primary reference for the specific product. Any exposed ice cream or fruit must have plausible real anatomy and texture. If the interior is not visible or known, show intact packages and supported fruit rather than inventing a cut bar. Mango has irregular juicy yellow-orange flesh, melon has natural rind and cut flesh, and peach has believable skin and slices. For other entered flavors, follow the real fruit or a restrained color cue. Fruit may suggest the named flavor, but must not claim an ingredient percentage or health benefit. Ice crystals, condensation, and restrained cold vapor must not hide text or labels.

[Visible text and price math]
Render "【브랜드 이름】" accurately at the top. Render the chosen offer with its exact numerals, plus sign, or percentage; use the selected wording in Korean. Render filled product, flavor, and tagline inputs accurately and only once each. Do not print blank fields. If a unit price was supplied, first decide the offer, then parse the price and calculate. For N+1, the group contains N+1 pieces, costs N times the regular unit price, and has an effective per-piece price equal to that group total divided by N+1. At 3,000원: 1+1 means two for 3,000원 and 1,500원 each; 2+1 means three for 6,000원 and 2,000원 each; 3+1 means four for 9,000원 and 2,250원 each. For 20% 할인 at 3,000원, the discounted price is 2,400원. These are examples only; recalculate from the actual input and selected offer. Show the regular price and verified promotional group total or effective per-piece price in a small secondary line. If division produces fractional won, mark the rounded per-piece amount "개당 약" and show the exact whole-won group total so the approximate amount cannot be mistaken for the checkout charge. If a percentage calculation produces fractional won, omit its calculated checkout price. If no unit price was supplied, omit the entire price line and every generated price number. Check every quantity, plus sign, percentage, comma, and currency unit.

[Final check]
Use sharp commercial food photography, a cool sky-blue background, strong red offer burst, natural fruit color, and thick legible Korean type. Keep all essential text away from trim edges. Never add an invented sale period, limit, store name, cross-flavor permission, extra discount, free gift, payment condition, price, health or calorie claim, logo, QR code, or watermark. Do not promote a claim visible only on a wrapper into a new headline. Before returning the single image, compare every visible word, number, package, fruit, and calculation against the inputs and photograph; the instruction "알아서 골라줘" must not appear in the image.