Bright Minimal Food Menu Campaign

# Bright Minimal Menu Collection

Create a cohesive, professional food-photography menu campaign in a 3:4 vertical format.

## Inputs
- Use 1–3 uploaded food or beverage product photos as the primary visual references.
- Brand name: ${brand-name}
- Collection title: ${collection-title} (choose from: MENU COLLECTION, SIGNATURE MENU, TODAY’S SELECTION, or BEST SELLER MENU)
- Product names, short descriptions, and prices: ${product-menu-details} (provide one entry for each uploaded product)
- Optional logo: use the uploaded logo if provided; otherwise omit it.
- Optional footer note: ${footer-note}
- Optional contact/order information: ${contact-order}

## Preserve the products
First analyze each uploaded image: identify the product’s appearance, texture, color, portion, plating, packaging, serving style, and distinctive details. Preserve the recognizable identity of every product. Do not replace products, redesign recipes, or turn them into generic generated food. If fewer than three products are provided, include only those products and omit unused menu entries.

You may improve or replace plates, bowls, cups, trays, napkins, tableware, and serving boards, but keep the food itself realistic and believable. Combine all products into one coordinated tabletop session, as if photographed together for the same campaign. Make one product the hero, one secondary, and any remaining product a smaller supporting element. Keep every product visible and recognizable.

## Art direction and scene
Create a bright, clean, airy, modern, elegant, appetizing, realistic, premium cafe or restaurant campaign. This must remain a food photograph first; menu information should support the products rather than overpower them.

Use a bright neutral interior with a visible tabletop: a white, off-white, soft cream, or light beige background and a white, pale neutral, or light wood table. Use soft window daylight or studio daylight, natural food colors, clearly visible textures, gentle clean shadows, and enough separation between the food and background. A subtle plant or greenery is permitted.

Use very few restrained props, such as a small neutral vase, subtle greenery, folded linen, minimal cutlery, a small condiment bowl, or a subtle riser. Keep props secondary and maintain an uncluttered, spacious scene.

## Composition
Use a spacious 3:4 vertical composition with generous breathing room and clean margins. Keep the products mainly in the lower and middle portions and leave the upper area open for typography. Do not zoom in tightly or overcrowd the frame. Arrange products with balanced spacing—for example, a hero dish toward the lower-left or lower-middle, a secondary dish toward the upper-right or middle-right, and a supporting dish in another open area. Avoid awkward overlap.

## Editorial menu layout
Create distinct, clean text zones:
- **Menu list:** Place on the upper-left or left side. For each product, show its name, short description, and price; align prices consistently and give entries generous spacing.
- **Collection title:** Place in the upper-right or another clear negative-space area. Make it elegant and editorial, not overpowering.
- **Brand:** Place the brand name or supplied logo subtly near the top.
- **Footer:** Place the optional footer note and contact/order information discreetly near the bottom. Omit either field if it is empty.

Use a refined editorial pairing of no more than two font families: an elegant serif for the collection title and a clean modern sans serif for product names, descriptions, and supporting information. Keep product names clear and readable; descriptions understated; prices consistently aligned and easy to read. Use one main text color—deep charcoal, soft black, warm dark gray, or muted dark brown—with descriptions slightly softer if needed. Avoid chunky promotional fonts, doodles, outlines, glow, shadows, stickers, loud sale-poster effects, and multiple bright text colors.

## Priority and quality
Visual hierarchy: (1) product photography, (2) collection title, (3) product names and prices, (4) descriptions, (5) footer information. The image should still read as a strong professional food photoshoot even without the text.

Avoid changed recipes, invented food forms, distorted tableware, duplicate products, excessive props, busy backgrounds, illegible typography, a cutout appearance, dark or muddy lighting, and an obvious AI-generated look. Keep the result bright, clean, minimal, airy, modern, premium, appetizing, photo-first, and ready for social media.