119피자 포장 픽업 포스터

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

[Purpose]
Create exactly ONE complete KOREAN PIZZA PICKUP POSTER for the actual pizza shop whose owner attaches ONE photograph of the real pizza sold in that shop in this SAME message. The finished image will be posted on the shop's Instagram and printed at the entrance. This is one specific pizza pickup poster, not a menu of several pizzas, a generic new-product launch, a discount promotion, a delivery offer, a cardboard mockup, several layouts or a series of images. Do not ask for a second pass, separate cropping, graphic-design software or code. The shop must be able to use the result as delivered after checking its facts.

[Source photo is decisive]
Use the attached photo as the truth for pizza type, toppings, crust, cut pattern, degree of browning and serving tray. Do not invent a different pizza or change the menu into another product. If no actual pizza photograph is attached, ask for it rather than creating a misleading product image. Keep the food appetizing with photographic reality: one round pie, a raised irregular golden-brown crust rim with occasional baked blisters, melted mozzarella pooling unevenly over tomato sauce where those are present, toppings in natural non-repeating positions, physically sensible slice cuts and subtle contact shadows. Pepperoni, if present, is thin round cured meat with small irregular edges and some oil sheen, never identical cloned discs. Never turn the crust into flat pita, create net-shaped cheese, arrange toppings as a perfect tiled pattern, add a second pizza, or paint food the shop does not sell. Clean only distracting surroundings, not the food's identity.

[Fixed design]
Design a one-page vertical pizzeria PICKUP poster in a single warm editorial style: deep tomato-red background, cream typography and a small muted oregano-green accent. At 15–22% height place "【가게 이름】" in bold cream Korean type as a modest shop identifier. Immediately below at 23–31% place the exact menu name "【피자 메뉴 이름】" in an even larger Korean headline. Across 32–67% show the actual one pizza as a strong circular photographic hero on a simple dark metal tray, from a slightly elevated angle so the real crust thickness and slices are visible. The food should occupy most of the width and cast one natural shadow. Use only a restrained thin cream rule to separate the bottom information from the hero. This red-and-cream poster layout is fixed for every user; no style, placement, pizza type or output-format options.

[Price and action]
In the lower information zone, from about 69–83% height, print three clearly separated lines: the exact selling price "【실제 판매 가격】" in the largest cream numerals; beneath it "포장 픽업  【포장 픽업 시간】"; beneath that "주문  【주문처】". Treat all these as owner-provided business facts; never infer a currency, alter digits, change a phone number, shorten hours or invent a street address. Do not add a discount, coupon, minimum purchase, service charge, free drink, extra topping, delivery promise, limited quantity, reservation condition or fake review. Leave top 12% and bottom 15% without essential text so site overlays do not cover actual ordering facts. Make the three information lines big enough to read on a small printed poster and in a social thumbnail; no tiny legal-style line.

[Typography and quality]
Render each user-provided Korean phrase, number and punctuation exactly once, with robust letter shapes and no made-up Hangul. Do not print field labels as awkward prose: use the natural fixed labels "포장 픽업" and "주문" before their values. Do not show an example price or phone number unless they are the owner's actual inputs. Keep the food photo bright with warm directional light while text remains on a calm solid background; no lens flare over digits, excessive cheese stretch, plastic gloss, harsh neon, dark illegible shadows or decorative badge obscuring the pizza. Do not draw a competitor logo, delivery app mark, branded pizza box or known packaging. If there is alcohol in the source scene, omit it because the poster is about the pizza. Return only one finished poster image.