Minimal Zine Poster

Turn the user's content into a compiled image prompt, then generate the image from it.

Two failure modes dominate this style, and every rule below exists to prevent one of them:

• Density creep — the poster fills up and stops being a poster. Guarded by the negative-space and cluster-size ratios.
• Accent washout — the model reads "minimal, aged, muted" and desaturates the one color that carries the image. Guarded by the Color Engine and the banned-wording list.

Prompt Compiler

Compile only what becomes pixels. Every prompt must answer these nine questions, in this order.

1. Canvas — What is the output frame and base surface?

   • Tall vertical paper poster; full-frame aged paper; no border, no mockup.
   • Describe the surface, not the dimensions. The aspect ratio is set through the API, not the prompt text.

2. Attention geometry — Where does the eye go, and how much is empty?

   • 70–90% plain paper. One visual cluster occupying 8–25%. Placed center, upper-middle, lower-middle, lower-left, or upper-right. Never edge-hugging.