K드라마 포스터 메이커

A strong photographic base makes the text layout easier.

Create an original vertical K-drama key-art photograph. A fictional young adult couple stands apart in a rain-soaked Seoul alley at night, lit by a single convenience-store sign and a cold blue street lamp. One holds a phone with a blank glowing screen; the other looks back over a shoulder. Use cinematic anamorphic photography, realistic rain, shallow depth of field, and a restrained teal-and-warm-red palette. Leave clean negative space at the top and bottom for a title. The people must be original fictional characters, not real actors or celebrities. No text, no logos, no watermarks, no extra people.

Avoid: real actors, celebrities, text, logos, watermark, extra people

A budget edit route is enough when the composition is simple.

Create an original vertical horror-mystery poster photograph. A fictional young woman stands in a dim apartment hallway, facing a phone that casts a cold light on her face. A wall clock behind her is out of focus; the hands are not readable. Use deep shadows, a narrow pool of light, realistic skin texture, and a muted green-and-red palette. Leave dark negative space at the top for a typographic title and at the bottom for credit blocks. The subject is an original fictional character, not a real actor. No text, no logos, no watermark, no extra people.

Avoid: real actor, text, logo, watermark, extra people

Character routes help keep two original faces distinct.

Create an original vertical romance-fantasy key art. A fictional couple stands on a rooftop above a sleeping city, with a large moon and thin clouds behind them. One wears a dark coat; the other wears a pale dress with a subtle star pattern. Use soft cinematic light, realistic fabric, and a deep blue-and-silver palette. Keep the faces small enough to feel like a poster but clear enough to read as two distinct people. Leave clean negative space at the top and bottom for typography. No text, no logos, no watermark, no third person.

Avoid: text, logo, watermark, third person, blurry faces