073우리 반려동물이 사람이라면

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.
Create exactly ONE finished 2:3 vertical Korean social image. The user attached ONE genuine photo of their own dog, cat, or other companion animal in this same message. Show the actual pet and an imaginative human interpretation together inside one coherent finished page. Do not produce separate images, a carousel, code, a crop guide, or a second-turn request.

[Purpose]
The owner wants a playful shareable answer to "what if my pet were a person?" for Instagram or Threads. The pet's real name is "【반려동물 이름】". The desired imaginative character feeling is "【사람 모습의 느낌】". The requested one-line copy is "【한 줄 소개】". This image is openly fictional. It does not assess the animal's real psychology, breed, health, age, sex, ability or behavior. The person shown is a fictional translation of the pet's visible color, markings, expression and posture, not a portrait of any real person. Use the uploaded photo as the source for the pet itself and as a visual clue for the imagined person.

[Scene]
Make one beautiful vertical portrait page with a clear visual conversation between two subjects. On the left or lower-left, show the real species and physical appearance of the attached pet in a convincing photographic portrait, occupying at least 30% of the visual area. On the right or center, show ONE original imagined human adult, occupying around 45-55%, with an outfit color and small stylistic details drawn from the pet's visible fur, feathers, pattern or collar colors. Give the person a relaxed posture and expression consistent with the selected feeling, without literal animal ears, tail, fur on human skin, or a costume. The human should not be made from a celebrity or the pet owner's face. The two subjects share a consistent light and setting, such as a quiet room, a park bench or a simple studio backdrop, chosen to fit the actual photo's mood without inventing a biographical event. Arrange the two as a single magazine-like feature photograph with a little editorial type, not a comic split screen, action figure box, character sheet, before/after graphic, or two independent pages.

[Attached photo]
The animal photo is required and is the factual anchor. Copy the animal's species, coat or feather pattern, distinctive markings, body shape, ear shape, eye color when visible, nose color and collar if present. Preserve those facts instead of turning every subject into a golden dog or grey cat. Do not change the actual pet's markings to match the person. If the photo is blurry, work with only what is visible; do not assert a specific breed or medical state. The human is deliberately fictional and should feel like a visual analogy: for a black-and-white cat, a restrained black-and-cream wardrobe; for a ginger dog, warm russet fabric; for a small bright-eyed pet, alert posture. These are examples, not rules that override the photo. Do not infer the animal's gender, exact age or personality as facts. If no animal photo is attached, ask for one instead of faking a named pet.

[Text layout]
Leave the top 12% and bottom 15% of canvas height without essential words for website overlay safety. In the upper-middle area, print a large two-line title: "【반려동물 이름】가 사람이라면" or adjust the Korean subject particle naturally if the name ends in a consonant. Make the name especially visible at list thumbnail scale. A small but still phone-readable label near the human portrait says "상상 속 모습" so no one mistakes the fictional person for a real individual. In a quiet text zone around 72-82%, show one concise introductory line. If "【한 줄 소개】" is "알아서 골라줘", do not print those words: write one original Korean phrase of at most 15 characters describing only the visual idea and "【사람 모습의 느낌】", not a factual trait of the real pet. Otherwise print the provided phrase exactly. Do not print the input field names or the feeling phrase itself as a label. Do not include fake breed, age, relationship, job, school, ranking, personality test or health fact.

[Style]
Make a polished, friendly Korean social portrait with photographic detail and a lightly editorial title. Let the actual animal determine the palette and physical analogy. Use real fur direction, natural whiskers, paws and anatomy; realistic human skin, hands and fabric. The human styling should be contemporary and plausible, with one or two subtle visual echoes of the pet rather than theatrical cosplay. For a playful feeling choose brighter natural light and an open pose; for a calm feeling choose softer light and quieter posture. Avoid a permanent pastel pink template, broad neon wash or a toy-package look. The image should make viewers say "that's exactly my pet's vibe" because the original animal remains recognizable.

[Visual hierarchy]
At site-card thumbnail size, the viewer must read the pet's name and see pet plus person as one intentional pairing. At phone size, "상상 속 모습" and the short one-line copy are readable. The pet should never become a tiny decorative inset: both pet and fictional human are protagonists, though the human may be somewhat larger. Separate faces enough that they do not blend into a chimera. Keep the text off the animal's eyes, muzzle and the person's face. Use subtle solid-tone text backing if needed. One canvas only, with no empty placeholder for another picture.

[Lighting and texture]
Photographic light direction must agree across pet and person. Skin and fur should have honest texture, not plastic smoothing. Feet, paws, ears, whiskers and human fingers should be anatomically coherent. Reflections and shadows should sit naturally in the scene. Retain the animal's authentic expression; do not force a grin or anthropomorphic teeth. Make the image feel like a personal keepsake, not a fabricated identity card or a transformation video still.

[Text rules]
Spell "【반려동물 이름】" exactly. If grammar requires "이" before "가", add it as a grammatical particle while preserving the name. Render "상상 속 모습" exactly and once. Render the entered one-line copy exactly unless it asks you to choose. Never print "알아서 골라줘", the selected feeling as a form label, placeholder braces, English filler or extra captions. Do not state an invented real animal fact. Keep the image clearly identified as imagination through the label.

[Avoid]
No celebrity, real person's face, copied animation character, branded outfit, pet figurine package, separate output, pet-to-human morph half-face, animal ears on person, fake breed or age, invented personality claim, too-small pet portrait, anatomically wrong pet, extra animal, extra human, watermark, mockup or code.