061미니멀 배경화면

Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.
Target screen: "【기종】". If this is an aspect ratio such as 9:16, create a portrait wallpaper at exactly that ratio; use 1080x1920 pixels for 9:16 if exact pixel dimensions are needed. Otherwise, before drawing, look up the named device's native resolution and aspect ratio, camera cutout, lock-screen clock position, likely widget area, and home-screen dock or gesture area. For a foldable, use the named main or cover display; if neither is specified, use its main display. Render at the native aspect ratio and resolution. Adjust all safe areas below to the actual device. Do not describe the lookup or ask a question.

[Purpose]
Create one finished, original minimalist phone wallpaper for both a real home screen and a lock screen. The owner has organized their apps and wants a calm background that lets app icons, labels, widgets, the clock, and controls remain easy to see. Deliver only the flat, edge-to-edge wallpaper image, ready to save. It should also look quietly intentional when the owner shares a screenshot of the organized home screen in a story later. The story caption belongs in the story editor, not inside this wallpaper. The design must feel complete even without the optional tiny word: careful color and negative space carry the image.

[Scene]
Use "【색】" as a palette instruction, never as printed lettering. Interpret "베이지" as warm sand and cream; "세이지" as muted gray-green; "먹색" as soft ink-black with visible mid-dark detail; "하늘" as pale dusted blue; "라벤더" as desaturated gray-violet. If the value is exactly "알아서 골라줘", choose ONE of these five restrained palettes yourself and do not print those words. Keep the canvas within one coherent hue family and vary lightness only slightly. Avoid dazzling white and featureless pure black. In a dark palette, use matte deep gray rather than crushed black. The shape and ground must have low contrast, while the optional word may use only just enough contrast for close reading.

Treat "【모양】" as one mutually exclusive design choice, never as text to draw. For "단색 그라데이션", use one hue with a very smooth, gentle lightness shift and no separate object. For "큰 원 하나", use exactly one broad, softly bounded geometric circle, offset within the middle half, in a nearby tone; it must not look like a glowing moon or a button. For "물결 선", use one or two thin, widely spaced, slow curves crossing part of the middle or lower-middle area, with no repeated waves or sharp peaks. For "작은 점 무늬", use very sparse small dots of one consistent size, placed with generous gaps mostly near the side margins; they should almost disappear at thumbnail size. Do not combine the four treatments. A row of app icons or a medium widget must remain legible over every part of the design.

Reserve roughly the upper 0-25% for the lock-screen clock, status area, camera cutout, and possible top widget. Keep it an uninterrupted, low-detail continuation of the same background: no circle edge, wave, dot cluster, or word there. Keep the broad middle 25-75% calm too because widget and icon positions vary. Reserve roughly the bottom 80-100% for the dock, lock-screen controls, and gesture area, without a focal element. Leave a little crop tolerance at every edge. After checking the chosen device, adapt these approximate zones, especially for a wide foldable main screen. Negative space must be part of the composition rather than a sharp empty bar pasted over it.

[Attached photo]
No photo is required. Draw original flat graphic artwork from the chosen palette and shape alone. Do not infer a portrait, landscape, product, room, photograph, brand, or existing wallpaper collection. If a photo is incidentally attached, do not paste it into the wallpaper or turn this card into a photo edit.

[Text layout]
The background is primary; text is optional and always secondary. Leave the clock zone at the top and dock zone at the bottom free of all lettering. If the optional line below is present, set exactly that supplied Korean character or single short word once, readable at a glance on a phone lock screen: Korean letter height about 4-5% of the canvas height (clearly legible, not tiny), clean and elegant, around 68-75% of canvas height in a quiet open pocket with wide side margins. Move it slightly within that middle-lower pocket if needed to avoid the chosen shape and likely home-screen icons. Use a simple, well-formed Korean sans-serif for Korean text or a restrained sans-serif for Latin text, in a nearby tone with just enough contrast to read when inspected. Do not use a badge, label, box, underline, drop shadow, or large headline.
- 68-75%: Render this exact supplied character or word once, without quotation marks: "【한 글자나 한 단어】". If the supplied value is exactly "알아서 골라줘", never print that phrase; instead write your own short, warm, encouraging Korean line (one short word, 1-4 syllables) that fits the scene, and render that.

[Style]
Precise contemporary minimal graphic design. Prefer a clean matte color field, controlled spacing, simple geometry, and subtle tonal transitions. Make the image feel intentional through placement and proportion rather than texture, illustration, or decorative detail. An almost invisible paper-like softness may keep the fill from feeling sterile, but it must not add visible grain behind app labels. The circle, line, or dots should retain recognizable geometric character at full phone size while staying quiet behind interface elements.

[Visual hierarchy]
First, effortless legibility of the icons, labels, widgets, and clock the phone itself will overlay. Second, the selected color as a calm atmosphere. Third, one understated shape treatment. Last, if supplied, the tiny word. A person should be able to scan a busy first home-screen page without the wallpaper appearing to add more apps or widgets. Keep the shape away from the clock and dock bands, and do not create a strong central focal point competing with a real widget. If the optional word line is absent, keep that place as natural negative space and render no substitute lettering.

[Lighting and texture]
This is flat graphic design: no simulated sun, cast shadow, photographic depth of field, bevel, glass, or metallic finish. Any gradient must be smooth, without visible banding or a hard stripe. Avoid hotspots that could make white icon labels vanish on one side and dark labels vanish on the other. Preserve subtle separation between neighboring tones across the screen; the result should feel gentle rather than washed out. At normal phone viewing distance, the selected shape should read as background structure, not an illustration or a notification-like mark.

[Text rules]
If the optional word line above is absent, render absolutely no text, initial, symbol pretending to be a letter, or signature. If it is present, render only that exact supplied character or word once. Preserve Korean syllable strokes and spacing, or the Latin letters' case exactly. Do not extend a one-character value into a phrase, translate it, invent a second word, or print the selected device, palette, shape, or "알아서 골라줘". The words 「홈 화면 정리 끝」 are for the owner's later story caption and must never appear in the wallpaper itself.

[Avoid]
No phone frame, mockup, screenshot, clock, date, notification, status icon, battery, app icon, widget, dock, gesture bar, camera cutout drawing, button, logo, watermark, brand, character, person, scenery, photograph, quote card, poster border, or caption. No extra circles, dense pattern, checkerboard, starfield, confetti, repeated waves, gradients with multiple hues, neon, glow, glossy 3D, high-contrast edge, sharp stripe, busy texture, or added text. Produce exactly one wallpaper image.