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[Input] - language: Korean - output_size: 1024x1536 (2:3 portrait) [Purpose] Convert the user's attached baby photo into a minimal Korean monthly baby growth card. The card is photo-driven — the baby photo dominates, with only minimal text overlay (month + name + a single warm footer line). Used by parents as Instagram posts or monthly growth journal pages. [Scene — image-to-image edit, photo-first design] Use the attached photo as the base. PRESERVE the original baby's face, body, expression, and pose — do not generate a different baby. The attached photo can be ANY aspect ratio (square, portrait, landscape, candid snapshot, etc.). Intelligently fit it into the card: - If the photo is portrait → fill most of the card height with the photo, cropped tastefully. - If the photo is landscape → place it in the upper portion with comfortable margins. - If the photo is square → center it as the hero with padding around. - Apply gentle cropping/scaling only when needed; the baby's face and body must remain centered and unaltered. [Card Layout — minimal, photo-first] - Hero photo area (top 80-85% of the card): the user's baby photo, lightly retouched (soft brightening, gentle skin smoothing, warm color grading — "뽀샤시" Korean photo style) but NOT altered in identity. Subtle rounded rectangle frame or soft fade-out border in {mood_color}. - Photo overlay text (corner of the photo, lower-left or lower-right): a LARGE bold "{month_age}개월" + the baby's name "{baby_name} ❤" in a warm handwritten Korean script. These two elements sit elegantly on the photo, not overlapping the baby's face. - Optional bottom text (only if {personal_message} is provided): "{personal_message}" in small warm handwritten Korean script, centered below the photo. A couple of tiny decorative dots, hearts, or sparkles on either side. If {personal_message} is empty, skip this text entirely — no footer text at all, just the photo and overlay. - Background: {mood_color} soft pastel tone behind the photo. NO header strip, NO bullet lists, NO development info, NO subheaders, NO automatic footer text. Just the photo + minimal overlay text + (optional) one user-written line. [Photo Retouching — light, identity-preserving] Apply ONLY: - Soft brightening ("뽀샤시" Korean photo style — gentle, natural) - Slight warm color grading to match {mood_color} - Small soft glow around the baby's silhouette Do NOT alter facial features, head shape, body proportions, age, or ethnicity. [Style Rules] - Typography: Pretendard ExtraBold for "{month_age}개월" (large, hero-size on photo), Cafe24 Ohsquare or warm Korean handwritten script for "{baby_name} ❤" and the footer line (warm, personal feel). - Color palette: {mood_color} as the card background/frame tone. Dark warm gray text for overlay. The photo keeps its natural colors with only the light retouching above. - Decorative motifs: tiny sparkles, soft leaves, small hearts at footer — outline only, very subtle. - Layout: feels like a beautiful single-photo page in a baby growth journal. Airy, warm, photo-driven. [Visual Style] - The photo is photographic (real). The card frame around it is a soft pastel background. - Flat colors for the frame; the photo retains its natural photographic quality. - 2:3 portrait card output (1024x1536) regardless of the input photo's aspect ratio. [CRITICAL — Korean text accuracy] Render ALL Hangul correctly, character by character. The exact strings: - Photo overlay: "{month_age}개월", "{baby_name} ❤" - Optional bottom text (only if provided): "{personal_message}" Double-check every Hangul syllable. [CRITICAL — Photo identity preservation] - The baby in the final card MUST be the same baby as in the attached photo. - Light retouching only. NO facial restructuring, body alteration, age change, or ethnicity change. - The baby's face must NEVER be covered by the overlay text — text sits in margins or corners. [🚫 PROHIBITED] - Generating a new/different baby (must preserve attached baby) - Heavy retouching that changes identity (cartoonization, doll-smoothing) - ANY bullet lists, development info, subheaders, or header strips — keep it minimal - Broken or misrendered Hangul - Text overlapping the baby's face - 3D, anime, manga style for the photo - Real brand logos or celebrity overlays