055내년 버킷리스트

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]
Create ONE finished, personally shareable Korean bucket-list image for NEXT calendar year. It is the forward-looking companion to a year-in-review card: a warm, motivating record of things the person genuinely wants to try, displayed as a diary checklist. Make it ready to save and post as one image on Instagram or Threads, with no editing or extra panels. The user provides three required wishes and may add a fourth, a fifth, a name, and a personal reward. The three required wishes are "【내년에 하고 싶은 것 1】", "【내년에 하고 싶은 것 2】", and "【내년에 하고 싶은 것 3】". Keep all supplied wishes in their original order and original wording. This is a personal plan for fun, not a prediction or a promise that any goal will happen. Produce the one card first. AFTER the image, output exactly ONE short Korean social caption as a separate plain chat-text line, never as text inside the picture. The caption should invite a friend to share a next-year list, sound like a real person posting, and make no claim that a goal is already complete. Do not add an explanation, list, second image, or hashtags after the caption.

[Optional inputs]
Name: "【이름】"
Wish 4: "【내년에 하고 싶은 것 4】"
Wish 5: "【내년에 하고 싶은 것 5】"
Personal reward: "【이루면 나에게 줄 선물】"

[Current year and content decision — do this silently before drawing]
Check the actual current calendar date at the moment of generation using an available clock; when a user's location is unknown, use Korea Standard Time. If the clock is unavailable, use a reliable live date lookup. Compute next year as the current calendar year plus one. Print only that NEXT numeric year, followed by "년", on the card. For example, the year is not a fixed value supplied by this prompt; recalculate it each time the card is generated. Do not print the current date, month, day, weekday, time, season, weather, holiday, countdown, or a guessed deadline. Weather and season have no role in choosing or changing this person's wishes. Use only the actual wishes the user supplied; never manufacture a fourth or fifth wish to fill the page. If the name is absent, use the exact generic headline "나의 내년 버킷리스트". If a name is supplied, render the headline as that exact name followed by "의 내년 버킷리스트". Do not print a blank name label or an awkward empty possessive. If the reward is absent, omit the entire reward section and let the checklist breathe. If the reward value is exactly "알아서 골라줘", do not print those words: choose one small, concrete, plausible self-gift inspired by the user's wishes, without assuming their money, job, health, location, or relationships. If the user wrote a specific reward, preserve it exactly instead of replacing it. All checkboxes are empty because these are hopes for next year, not finished achievements.

[Scene]
A single flat portrait diary page, like a cherished page from a real Korean handwritten planner, with no phone frame or app interface. The page is warm ivory paper with faint fibers and a subtle ruled writing guide. Three to five generously spaced checklist rows sit in the center. Each row has one hand-drawn, OPEN square checkbox aligned to the left of its wish; no tick marks, no filled squares, no progress bar. The handwriting has small, believable variation in baseline and stroke while remaining perfectly readable. A single quiet piece of marginal doodling, such as a tiny pencil star or leaf, may balance the page, but must never crowd the text. A restrained, lightly brushed color accent can mark the numeric next-year heading. Let the result feel intimate and worth keeping, like a photo of a neat diary page that a friend would want to make for themselves. Keep the outer canvas clean and uncropped, with the whole page visible and without desk clutter, hands, stationery products, stickers, photographs, or invented portraits.

[Attached photo]
No uploaded photo is needed. Complete the card entirely from paper, ink, checkboxes, and the user's own words. If an image is attached with this request, do not copy its text, introduce faces or objects from it, or let it replace the diary checklist. The supplied goals and next-year label remain the content of this card.

[Text layout]
Render these exact Korean strings in this top-to-bottom order. The percentages are approximate; adapt spacing to the selected portrait aspect ratio while keeping all supplied wishes comfortably readable. Do not draw quotation marks around the strings. Treat a filled optional input line above as content for its specified optional row; when it is absent, omit its entire row. Do not expose labels such as "Wish 4" or "Personal reward".
- 6-15%: top headline, either "나의 내년 버킷리스트" or the supplied name plus "의 내년 버킷리스트", in the largest dark handwritten Korean lettering. This MUST be the first and highest text on the card.
- 17-23%: a compact numeric year heading made from the VERIFIED next year followed by "년", and then the fixed Korean words "하고 싶은 것". Keep the year visually clear; show no other date.
- 28-40%: one open square checkbox followed by "【내년에 하고 싶은 것 1】".
- 42-54%: one open square checkbox followed by "【내년에 하고 싶은 것 2】".
- 56-68%: one open square checkbox followed by "【내년에 하고 싶은 것 3】".
- When wish 4 exists, place one additional open square checkbox followed by "【내년에 하고 싶은 것 4】" in the next checklist row.
- When wish 5 exists, place one additional open square checkbox followed by "【내년에 하고 싶은 것 5】" in the next checklist row.
- When a personal reward exists, place a slim handwritten divider after the LAST actual wish, then the small fixed label "다 이루면 나에게" and the reward "【이루면 나에게 줄 선물】". If the reward input says "알아서 골라줘", replace it with the chosen self-gift; never render that control phrase.
- 96-98%: "promptpan.com" alone, very small, pale, centered, and still legible at the bottom edge. Keep a safe margin below it.
The percentages for the first three rows are guides, not rigid slots. With four or five wishes, compress the vertical gaps evenly and use clean line wraps for long user text; preserve every wish at a legible size. Without optional wishes or reward, leave calm paper space rather than drawing fake blank checklist rows. No other text belongs inside the image.

[Style]
Quiet Korean diary and handwritten planner feeling rather than a polished productivity dashboard. Combine a slightly irregular but accurate Korean hand-lettered headline, clear human-looking handwritten checklist text, soft graphite or dark brown ink, ivory paper, and one muted sage or dusty blue accent. Choose enough contrast that the checklist is easy to read on a phone. The squares may look hand-drawn but should remain distinct and aligned. The card should be aspirational without generic motivational slogans or a fake promise of success. Vary the arrangement subtly with the length and number of actual wishes; it must still read as a cohesive page and not an automatically generated form. Avoid reproducing any recognizable stationery brand, social platform template, logo, or decorative handwriting font that distorts Korean syllables.

[Visual hierarchy]
First read: whose next-year bucket list this is. Second read: the verified next-year number and each separate unchecked wish. Third read: the optional reward. Last read: the tiny site credit. Give each wish comparable visual weight, using one checkbox per actual input and keeping its full wording. Keep the core text within generous side margins for Instagram feed crops. The reward must look like a gentle personal promise beneath the checklist, never like a sixth unchecked goal. The year should be noticeable but smaller than the headline and not repeated in any other line.

[Lighting and texture]
Soft, even daylight on lightly textured cream paper. Keep the ink solid enough to survive resizing to a social post. Tiny natural pressure changes, slightly uneven hand-drawn rules, and restrained paper grain make it human; maintain a clean scan-like overall appearance. Avoid heavy shadows across text, stains over letters, glossy 3D effects, plastic stickers, artificial aging, distressed noise, lens flare, neon, or deep vignette. The footer is faint by design, yet its letters remain intact.

[Text rules]
All visible wording is Korean except the exact footer "promptpan.com" and the numeric year. Copy each supplied wish verbatim, including the user's spelling, names, numbers, and punctuation; wrap a long wish rather than shortening, rewriting, merging, or silently dropping it. The only invented content allowed inside the image is a modest self-gift when the reward input explicitly requests "알아서 골라줘". Render the optional name only in the headline and nowhere else. Show exactly as many checkbox rows as supplied wishes, minimum three and maximum five. The year must always be next year relative to the verified generation date; never borrow a year from an example or earlier conversation. All checkboxes must remain empty. Check the count, order, Korean syllables, year arithmetic, and footer before finalizing. The social caption is a separate chat line after the image, not an element of the diary page.

[Avoid]
invented goals; completed checkmarks; printed placeholder words; "알아서 골라줘" in the picture; fake fifth goal; fabricated reward when none was requested; a hard-coded year; current date or seasonal labels; weather; horoscope claims; brand names; badges; progress percentages; overdecorated scrapbooking; app controls; large URL; illegible calligraphy; text crossing a checkbox; clipped lines; phone mockup; extra caption inside the card