056오늘의 행운 컬러

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[Purpose]
Create ONE finished Korean daily lucky-color meme card for "【이름】". The birthday supplied is "【생일】" and today's plan is "【오늘 일정】". The result must contain exactly ONE lucky color with a large visible color swatch, ONE ordinary lucky item, ONE small everyday thing to avoid, and ONE witty personal line. These are playful suggestions for today's social post, not fortune-telling, a personality diagnosis, a safety instruction, or a promise that an object changes outcomes. Make the image first. AFTER the image, output exactly ONE short Korean social caption as a separate plain chat-text line, suitable for pasting beneath the picture. Do not draw the caption in the image, and do not add an explanation, a list, a second picture, or a sales link.

[Optional MBTI input]
MBTI: "【MBTI】"

[Current moment and recommendation — decide silently before drawing]
Check the ACTUAL current date, weekday, and clock time at the moment this prompt runs. Use the user's genuinely known time zone and location if available; otherwise use Korea Standard Time and Seoul, Korea solely as a labeled weather reference, never as an assertion about where the user lives. If no clock is exposed, perform a live time lookup. Derive the current season from the checked date and reference location. Look up current weather yourself using a live weather source for the known location or Seoul reference; verify the place, observation time, and condition before using it. Do not ask the user to provide the date, time, season, weather, or location. Do not reuse the birthday, an example, an earlier chat message, or a forecast from another day as today's data. If weather cannot be verified, do not guess sun, rain, snow, temperature, or wind: use the exact small status "날씨 확인 안 됨" and continue using only the checked time, season, and plan. If a Seoul lookup was used, identify any verified weather as "서울 기준". Print a temperature only if its current value and place were actually checked.

Let the checked time and season, verified weather when available, and "【오늘 일정】" genuinely affect the choice. A bright accent that is easy to carry might suit a morning commute; a quiet desk item might suit study; a cozy color and ordinary indoor item might suit a night at home. These are examples of reasoning, not fixed answers. For rain, choose an item usable in rain only after rain is verified. A chosen color may be any specific, everyday Korean color name, but it must have a clear physical hue that can be shown accurately in a single solid swatch. Choose ONE portable, recognizable, low-cost everyday object that plausibly fits today's plan, such as a pen, handkerchief, mug, notebook, or plain key ring; these examples are not mandatory. It must not be a product recommendation, a branded object, a food or health remedy, or a shopping prompt. Make the item's visible color coordinate with the chosen swatch without confusing it with a second recommended color.

Use "【생일】" only as a tiny playful motif if its month and day are valid: a seasonal memory, a small number rhythm, or an everyday image can inform the wording or color. Never derive an alleged true personality, destiny, or guaranteed luck from the birthday. If the date is malformed, do not invent birth details; use a neutral personal line. An optional MBTI, when present, may supply a light four-letter joke but must not be treated as a fixed trait or the reason a color objectively suits the person. If the optional MBTI line is absent, omit it completely from the card and from the personal line. Do not claim to know the person's mood from the plan. Select exactly ONE minor, relatable behavior to avoid today, such as forgetting a small item or rushing through a simple step, and phrase it with a smile rather than fear. Do not advise skipping medicine, work, obligations, food, or necessary precautions.

[Scene]
Make one flat vertical editorial social card, ready to save or screenshot, with no phone mockup. The unmistakable hero is ONE large, clean, opaque color swatch occupying much of the middle. Give it a precise rectangular or softly rounded color-chip edge and a small white margin, like a physical paint or stationery sample, so the viewer can actually see the recommended hue. Use a uniform fill for the swatch; do not cover it with a gradient, decorative pattern, or words. Beside or below the chip, show ONE small photorealistic still-life image of the selected everyday item with plausible scale, materials, and a soft contact shadow. The item must be identifiable at phone size and must not obstruct the swatch or text. Keep all other surfaces quiet warm white or restrained paper gray. Use the chosen color only as a measured accent in rules or tiny labels, never as several competing swatches. The composition should invite a person to screenshot "오늘은 이 색이래" and compare with a friend's result tomorrow.

[Attached photo]
No uploaded photo is required. If the user attaches an image in the same message, use it only as optional visual context for an ordinary object or a color tone if relevant to today's plan. Do not infer the person's appearance, identity, health, gender, body, location, or private traits from it. Do not copy a logo, brand mark, product packaging, photograph, or embedded words into the finished card. The result must work fully without any attachment.

[Text layout]
Follow this top-to-bottom reading order. On the recommended 9:16 portrait canvas, keep the meaningful text within the central story-safe area, approximately 10–90% of the height; on a shorter ratio, compress empty space before reducing type size. Render the chosen Korean values and the following fixed labels exactly. Quotation marks and bracketed descriptions are instructions, not text to print.
- Top: "【이름】의 오늘 행운 컬러" in large, bold, accurate Korean type, the first line and strongest text.
- Beneath the headline: one compact line with the REAL checked month, day, weekday, and local hour, in Korean. Beside or below it, show the correct season and a short VERIFIED weather condition with its location; if Seoul is the default, include "서울 기준". If live weather was unavailable, show the season and "날씨 확인 안 됨" instead. Never print a sample date or unverified temperature.
- Above the swatch: a small fixed label "재미로 보는 오늘의 색".
- Middle: ONE generous unlettered solid swatch in the selected hue. Put its specific Korean color name in a separate high-contrast text area directly below the swatch, not on top of the color. The swatch must visually match the name; avoid vague names that cannot be judged by looking.
- Below the color name: one tidy line "행운 아이템  [one selected concrete object]" and the corresponding small still-life image. Use the same object name for the label and the visible item.
- Next: one tidy line "피해야 할 것  [one brief ordinary behavior]". Treat it as a joking daily nudge, never a threatening prediction.
- Then: "오늘의 한 줄  [one original short, natural Korean sentence]". Connect the name, plan, and selected color or item; a birthday or supplied MBTI hint may appear only when it fits naturally. Keep it short enough to read without tiny lettering.
- Very bottom, below every result: "promptpan.com" alone, tiny and faint but still legible. This is a quiet source credit, not a decorative watermark or second title.

[Style]
Use a contemporary Korean color-of-the-day meme style with a calm editorial grid, generous margins, crisp dark Korean lettering, and one decisive color chip. Let the day's actual selected hue define the personality of this one card while keeping the type areas high contrast and readable. The feeling is playful and casually personal, like a small desk note someone would post before starting the day, rather than an occult chart, color analysis report, fashion ad, or retail catalog. For pale colors, retain a fine neutral boundary around the chip. For dark colors, keep the color name outside the chip on a light text surface. Keep labels short and align them cleanly.

[Visual hierarchy]
Read first "【이름】의 오늘 행운 컬러", second the large unmistakable swatch and its exact color name, third the single item, fourth the avoid line and personal line, and finally the checked moment and faint credit. The item may be charming but must never become larger than the swatch. Preserve enough negative space for Korean characters and story interface overlays. If space is tight, shorten generated sentences and shrink decorative gaps before shrinking the headline, color name, item label, or avoid label.

[Lighting and texture]
The swatch itself is flat, solid, matte, and evenly colored so the hue is easy to recognize. Give only its white border a slight paper edge and gentle real shadow. Render the everyday item with believable texture appropriate to its material, such as fabric weave, ceramic glaze, paper grain, or brushed metal, under soft window light. No magical aura, glitter, glowing color, iridescent gradient, or fake reflective paint. Keep the background simple enough that the swatch reads true.

[Text rules]
The image text is Korean except an optional four-letter MBTI, verified time digits if used, and the exact footer "promptpan.com". Preserve the entered name exactly everywhere. Do not print the birthday as today's date, and do not print an empty MBTI tag. The date, weekday, hour, season, and weather status must agree with the live checks; "서울 기준" must accompany weather from Seoul. Print one color name, one item name, one avoid phrase, and one personal line only. Make the item's label match the pictured object and make the swatch match the named hue. No placeholder brackets, example objects, made-up weather, extra colors, horoscope jargon, or caption inside the image. Keep complete Korean syllables and safe margins.

[Avoid]
fortune certainty or promised luck; objective personality or color diagnosis; invented date, weekday, time, season, weather, or user location; a scary warning; medical or financial advice; shopping links, product brands, prices, logos, QR codes; more than one color swatch or more than one lucky item; color-name and swatch mismatch; illegible pale-on-pale type; people, faces, hands, zodiac icons, tarot symbols, neon, lens flare, large URL, duplicate text, or a social caption drawn inside the card