Food Hero Explainer Poster for Brand Promotion

Based on the food images uploaded by users, create a highly polished "Food Hero Explainer Poster" suitable for social media posts and restaurant brand promotion.

[User Input]
Brand Name: [Fill in Brand Name]
Brand Subtitle / Slogan: [Write a Short Slogan]
Product Name: [Fill in Product Name]
Product Categories: [Fast Food / Staple Food / Beverages / Desserts / Local Dishes / Bakery / Light Meals / Others]
Ingredient list on the left: [Fill in 4–6 main ingredients, with a brief description for each ingredient]
Right-side selling point list: [Fill in 4–5 nutritional or product selling points, each with a brief description]
Price: [Fill in price]
Price Unit: [Per serving / Per Cup / Per Box / PER SERVING / PER CUP / PER BOX]
Button copy: [Order Now / Buy Now / Order Now / ORDER NOW / BUY NOW]
Bottom Guidance: [For example: More new products | Promotions | Brand news / Get new products and discount information / For more benefits, please follow]
Bottom platform icon combinations: [e.g., Douyin + Xiaohongshu + Video Channels + Official Accounts; Or Douyin + Xiaohongshu + Meituan + Dianping]
Bottom search guidance: [For example: Search across platforms: brand name / Search brand name: XXXX]
Main color accents: [For example, orange / red / golden yellow / green / strawberry pink / black, gold, orange]
Aspect ratio: [Portrait 2:3]

[Core Reference Rules]
Image A is a user-uploaded reference image of the main food and serves as the core visual basis for this poster.
It is essential to strictly preserve the type of dish, the main appearance, overall structure, core plating methods, the presentation of key ingredients, color tendencies, and authentic texture.
Do not replace this dish with other foods, do not create a different dish, do not change the plating logic to avoid distorting the food.
While maintaining subject consistency, you can moderately optimize lighting, clarity, shadow layering, sense of space, and commercial photography texture, making it more like professional food photography in high-end restaurant ads, but without changing the product itself.
The key point is: retaining the original dish's recognizability, only upgrading poster packaging, layout design, and overall visual presentation.

[Overall Positioning]
This is not an ordinary menu image or simple food photography, but a commercial promotional poster that combines "high-end restaurant brand advertisement + main visual of the food + ingredient descriptions + selling point information board + price conversion area."
The overall vibe should present premium, clean, modern, polished, appetizing, realistic, and professional food advertisements, suitable for new product promotion, food delivery platform displays, brand promotion, social media postings, and restaurant product advertisements.

[Background and Overall Style]
Using soft warm off-white, cream white, and light warm beige as backgrounds, the overall look is clean and simple, with a slightly sophisticated paper texture or a soft studio shooting atmosphere.
The visuals should have comfortable blank space, balanced layout, and a fresh visual style, reflecting the feel of modern dining brands, light luxury menus, and highly polished commercial advertising.
Avoid using complex backgrounds, excessive decoration, a cheap feel, and cluttered colors that distract the subject.

[Layout Structure]
Uses a stable vertical central layout, with clear information partitions and distinct priorities, resulting in a natural reading path:

1. Top brand area
- Place a simple brand logo or small icon centered at the top
- Below is the brand name
- Below that is a brand subtitle / slogan
- You can add a fine, delicate divider or short decorative line
- Overall simplicity, modernity, and brand recognition

2. Header area in the upper middle
- Use large bold titles to display [Product Name]
- The title is centered above the main course
- The font is heavy, eye-catching, modern, and has a sophisticated commercial advertising feel
- Recommended colors are dark coffee, dark brown-black, or near-black
- You can add a small number of small decorative lines, dashes, or accent symbols that match the main color accents
- The title must be clear and impactful, and be one of the first visual focal points of the image

3. Central main visual area
- The food corresponding to Image A is the central focus of the entire picture
- The main dish is placed in the center of the frame, large in size, with a high visual proportion and strong dominance
- Food must present a high-quality commercial culinary photography texture: authentic, tempting, clear, detailed, and highly appetizing
- Retains the original food types and basic plating logic, optimizing only lighting, details, layering, and refinement
- You can add a small amount of related ingredients to the bottom or edges of the food, such as vegetables, herbs, fruit slices, or sauce elements, but do not overshadow the main dish
- Do not generate unattractive, distorted, cheap, or overly AI-like food effects

4. Ingredient explanation area on the left
- Set the title: INGREDIENTS or Ingredient Highlights
- Vertically arranged 4–6 component modules
- Each module includes: real ingredient images + ingredient names + a very brief description
- For small ingredient photos, it's recommended to use a clean, cut-out commercial style with slight shadows
- Use fine dashed arrows, curved arrows, or simple guide lines to associate with the main course
- Keep the information brief and clear; do not write long explanatory notes
- The left module should be refined and orderly as a whole, with no random stacking

5. Selling point description area on the right
- Set the title: NUTRITIONAL BENEFITS / PRODUCT BENEFITS / Product Selling Points
- Use a simple and unified circular icon + selling point title + a short description
- Vertically arrange 4–5 selling point modules
- The icon style should be unified, modern, and simple, avoiding complexity or fancies
- The selling points can be expressed as: high protein, rich in vitamins, energy supplementation, rich taste, refreshing and refreshing to cut through greasiness, satisfying and full, light burden, and genuine ingredients
- Emphasize marketing appeals and avoid exaggerated medical efficacy or therapeutic claims
- The right module should be clear and easy to read, but not overshadow the visual weight of the central main course

6. Bottom price and conversion zone
- Centering the bottom to set PRICE or the Price header
- Prices use prominent large fonts placed on dark brush-stroke / bold brush-stroke style baseboards
- Prices need to be very clear and prominent, with accurate currency units
- Below is an additional price unit, such as PER SERVING
- Below that, add a modern rounded outline button, with the button text as [Button Copy]
- Buttons should be simple, clickable, and commercially conversion-oriented
- The overall approach should be clear to purchases, but not too much like low-end promotional flyers

7. The lowest Chinese-style social guidance zone
- Do not use "Follow Us"
- Do not use overseas social platform logic like Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok unless users explicitly request it
- Do not display both "platform logo + platform text name" simultaneously
- Do not display the platform name repeatedly
- The bottom retains only a simple three-layer structure:
  1) A line of Chinese lead
  2) A row of small platform icons
  3) A one-line Chinese search prompt

- Use a Chinese lead phrase on the first line, for example: [Bottom Lead Phrase]
- The second row only displays 3–4 small logo icons of common platforms in China, without repeating platform text names
- Platform icons are selected from the [Bottom Platform Icon Combinations], for example:
  Douyin, Xiaohongshu, Video Channels, WeChat Official Accounts, Meituan, Dianping
- Recommended Preferred Combinations:
  A. Douyin + Xiaohongshu + Video Channels + Official Account (better suited for brand promotion and content dissemination)
  B. Douyin + Xiaohongshu + Meituan + Dianping (better suited for local lifestyle and store conversion)
- Platform icons should be small, have a unified style, and be laid out simply. Monochrome dark colors, low-saturation styles, or simplified brand identity styles may be used
- The icon should only be a delicate accent at the bottom—not too large, not eye-catching, and not to affect the overall sense of sophistication
- Use Chinese search guidance in the third line, for example: [Search Guidance at the bottom]
- Do not use @账号, do not provide complicated explanations, and do not repeat platform names
- The overall effect should be concise, refined, localized, and credible, resembling the lightweight closing message at the bottom of a real Chinese restaurant brand poster

[Color Control]
The overall base color is mainly warm white, off-white, or cream white, creating a clean, sophisticated, and appetizing tone.
The main text colors are dark brown, dark coffee, and near-black, creating a high-contrast reading experience.
Use the [Main Color Embellishment] accent color, which is uniformly used for logo details, decorative lines, button elements, title small decorations, and local accents.
The natural colors of the food themselves must be the core visual color source of the composition, ensuring the overall look is both unified and layered, avoiding gray or cheapness.

[Quality Requirements]
The main dish must have the texture of premium food photography:
- sharp details
- rich colors
- realistic texture
- natural highlights
- believable shadows
- appetizing presentation
- polished commercial finish

The overall poster should resemble the high-end promotional posters released by real restaurant brands, not ordinary AI collages or low-end menu pages.

[Text and Information Density]
The image needs to contain a certain amount of information, but clarity and readability must be controlled.
All small characters should be short, precise, and clear, not too long.
The ingredient explanation on the left and the selling points on the right should be concise and strong, avoiding unnecessary wording.
The title, price, buttons, and brand name must be clear and prominent.
Avoid garbled text, typos, wrong prices, incorrect brand names, miswritten English, or unnatural copy.

[Restrictions]
Do not replace the food you uploaded.
Do not produce another dish.
Do not alter the essential appearance or identification features of the food.
Don't let the left and right information areas overshadow the visual dominance of the central main course.
Don't overdo the small print.
Don't use messy fonts.
Avoid garbled text, typos, incorrect prices, or incorrect brand names.
Don't let the icon styles be cluttered and inconsistent.
Don't make low-end menus, cheap flyers, or overly templated posters.
Don't show ugly AI-looking food.
Don't make the social zone at the bottom too complicated, don't repeatedly display platform information, and don't make the bottom more eye-catching than the price zone.

The final result is a vertical 2:3 promotional poster for premium dining products that features strong commercial appeal, high appetite, high level of completion, balanced layout, clear brand identity, and is suitable for local Chinese restaurant brand promotion.