Clean Minimal Drink Menu Campaign

# Clean 3-Drink Menu Spread — Bright Minimal Beverage Campaign

Create a realistic 4:5 vertical beverage menu campaign using the uploaded drink photos as the primary visual references.

## Menu content
- Brand name: ${brand-name}
- Logo: ${logo}
- Main headline: ${main-headline}
- Short tagline (optional): ${tagline}
- Drink menu details: ${drink-menu-details}
- Footer note (optional): ${footer-note}
- Contact or ordering information (optional): ${contact-order}

The drink menu details must provide a name, short flavor description, and price for each drink shown. Include one to three drinks, corresponding to the uploaded photos. If fewer than three drinks are provided, show only those drinks and omit unused fields. If a logo is supplied, use it as the brand mark; otherwise use the brand name. Omit optional fields that are empty.

## Product references and fidelity
First, visually analyze each uploaded drink: its real appearance, colors, cup or bottle shape, lid, ice, liquid texture, toppings, foam, packaging, visible logo placement, and other distinctive details. Preserve each drink's recognizable identity. Do not replace the products, change their beverage type, or turn them into generic AI-generated versions. You may refine cleanliness, presentation, angle, spacing, and commercial polish, but keep the products believable and recognizable.

## Art direction and composition
Create a bright, clean, minimal, modern, fresh, airy, commercial campaign that feels premium but approachable and professionally photographed. Keep the drinks as the main focus; the result should still read as beverage photography if all text were removed.

Use a white, off-white, or very light neutral background. Avoid dark environments and realistic café interiors. Arrange the available drinks in a spacious, distributed 4:5 vertical composition, with generous negative space and strong margins. A loose arrangement across upper-right, middle-left, and lower-right or lower-middle areas is suitable. Keep products and text separated and balanced. Let the drinks occupy roughly 35–50% of the overall frame.

Use only a few subtle supporting details, such as soft shadows, restrained color-matched coasters, or tiny relevant ingredient cues. Keep all props secondary; avoid clutter, large props, busy table scenes, and excessive decoration.

## Lighting and product presentation
Use bright professional beverage-photography lighting that clearly illuminates each drink, preserves realistic liquid color, reveals appealing texture, and creates soft, clean shadows. Keep the scene crisp and polished. Avoid dark or dull lighting, harsh flash, heavy contrast, and strong orange color casts.

## Text and layout
Use only the supplied brand and menu text. Do not invent promotional copy. Place the main headline near the upper left, with the tagline nearby if provided. Give each drink its own nearby label containing its name, description, and price. Distribute labels around the products rather than grouping all text in one block; make each label clearly associate with its drink. Place any supplied footer note and contact/order information subtly near the bottom.

Use clean, modern typography with no more than two font families. Use a bold, simple sans serif for the headline; clear bold or semibold sans serif for drink names; and smaller, neat sans serif for descriptions, prices, tagline, and footer. Keep text legible and understated. Use a restrained palette: dark charcoal or black for supporting text, with at most one brand- or drink-inspired accent color for headings and prices. Avoid decorative scripts, glow, outlines, drop shadows, 3D effects, sticker effects, and loud poster styling.

## Priorities and exclusions
Visual hierarchy: (1) drinks, (2) main headline, (3) drink names and prices, (4) descriptions, (5) footer and contact details.

Avoid changing beverage types or packaging identity, distorted cup shapes, unrealistic textures, an obvious AI look, crowded layouts, products that are too large or too small, cluttered props, messy text, and exaggerated promotional graphics.

## Final output
Create one polished, realistic 4:5 vertical image showing the available uploaded drinks in a bright, spacious, clean minimal menu composition. Include the supplied headline, relevant drink labels, and optional text only when provided. Keep the result fresh, airy, photo-first, commercial, and social-media ready.