088여행 짐 체크리스트

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 exactly ONE finished Korean packing checklist image that a real traveler can save to a phone or share with companions before leaving. Inputs: destination "【여행지】"; departure date "【출발 날짜】"; trip length "【여행 기간】"; travel style "【여행 방식】"; transport "【이동 수단】". The image is a usable checklist, not a multi-day route planner, itinerary, travel advertisement, photo collage or set of slides. Make 12 to 16 concise checkable packing items that fit one complete 2:3 vertical canvas, grouped into three or four meaningful sections. Provide open square checkboxes large enough for a viewer to tap or mark after saving/printing. The user should not need to ask for another page, crop it, edit it in a design tool, or run code.

[Research and selection]
Before drawing, check today's date and decide how far away the departure is. If current forecasts for the exact destination and travel period are available from a credible weather service, use them only to choose appropriate clothing and weather items; do not print an unsupported exact forecast. If the trip is outside the reliable forecast window, use broad seasonal considerations and put "출발 전 날씨 확인" on the checklist instead of predicting rain or temperature. If the travel style implies a special activity, add at most two items that genuinely fit it; do not invent bookings, paid tours, a beach day, swimming, mountain route, hotel amenities or a child's age. For air travel, never claim a baggage allowance, liquid limit or document requirement unless verified from the actual airline and route; instead include a neutral item to check the booking and airline rules. For international travel, if required documents or entry rules are mentioned, verify the destination, citizenship assumption, current official sources and applicability; if any are unknown, write a neutral "입국 서류 확인" checkbox rather than a false rule. Avoid medical, financial or legal advice. Use the entered date exactly and do not add a guessed weekday. This card should still produce one image if live research is unavailable: keep the packing list to stable general essentials and a visible "날씨·교통 규정 확인" checkbox, without weather or legal assertions.

[Content]
Make a large title combining the actual destination and purpose, such as "【여행지】 짐 챙기기". Below it, print the exact departure date and trip length once each, and the chosen style and transport as a small context line only if that helps the reader. Choose 12 to 16 distinct checkbox items in three or four groups. Good group types are essential documents/booking, clothing, personal care, and movement/activity; rename groups to suit the trip. Include only items a traveler can actually put in a bag or verify before leaving. Prefer "충전기", "예약 내역", "여벌 옷" over vague motivation slogans. Do not include duplicate items in multiple groups. Never list personal medicine as mandatory for everyone; if relevant say "평소 복용하는 약" without prescribing a drug. Do not prescribe exact clothing counts unless the entered trip length and item make that count straightforward; a neutral "여벌 양말" is safer. Add one small final check line about closing the bag and confirming time/route only if it remains genuinely useful and the layout still breathes. Do not add a fake number of passengers or a booking reference.

[Scene and layout]
Create one opaque, edge-to-edge vertical checklist with a quiet off-white paper background, deep navy text and a muted travel-accent color chosen for the destination and style. Use 2:3 portrait composition. Keep the top 12% and bottom 15% free of essential lettering for the site's overlays. In the upper central area, put a bold large destination title and compact date/length line. In the middle three fifths, use three or four clean section bands with 3 to 5 checkboxes each. To fit 12 or more items legibly, arrange each section's four items as a TWO-COLUMN, TWO-ROW grid instead of a long single column. Each square aligns to the left of its own item and stays visibly empty. Thin route-line motifs or small original travel icons can mark sections, but no map with fabricated places, fake tickets, airline logo, landmark copy, foreign street signs, food photograph or luggage brand. At the lower edge of the central safe area put a one-line reminder that is grounded in the actual trip, such as checking weather before departure when the forecast is not yet available. The sections must fit entirely on ONE image and every Korean word should be readable at normal phone size without zooming. If space is tight, remove the least useful item rather than shrinking all text or producing another sheet.

[Visual hierarchy]
First read: the destination and "짐 챙기기". Second read: the date and trip length. Third read: grouped checkboxes. The paper should look like a genuinely usable travel note worth saving, with enough white space to see what is unchecked. Draw original simple icons with correct anatomy for shoes, a bag, a charger or a rain umbrella; never fill the page with generic airline decorations when transport is train or car. Give each category a restrained color chip, not a huge illustrated scene. Keep text away from decorative elements and from the entire outer edge. No handwritten lettering for dates or item labels, though a short small pencil accent is acceptable if legible.

[Accuracy and text rules]
Render "【여행지】", "【출발 날짜】" and "【여행 기간】" exactly, without changing punctuation or calculating a weekday. The selected style and transport are planning context, not text to repeat in every section. Never claim current weather without opening a timely source; never guarantee temperatures or exact rainfall. Never invent a packing restriction, visa requirement, restaurant reservation, meal, local attraction or travel booking. No fake checkmarks that imply packing is done. No duplicate items, arbitrary quantities, tiny unreadable caveats, brand marks, QR code, watermark, phone mockup, carousel or cropping note.

[Output]
Return the finished single image directly. If live weather was checked, give its direct source and forecast date briefly in chat text after the image; that text is not an extra slide or required assembly step. The complete checklist itself must already be inside the one image.