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Turn an uploaded photo into a HEYTEA-inspired text or no-text object-and-doodle poster, a static flavor monster, a poster pairing the unchanged photographed product with an approved monster, or an approved runnable desktop pet. Use for 喜茶简笔画海报, 歪扭儿童字, 实物加小人涂鸦, 风味小怪兽, 小怪兽融合海报, 桌宠, 照片变桌面宠物, 食物桌宠, or 饮料桌宠.

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# Heytea Doodle Poster, Flavor Monster, and Desktop Pet

Create unofficial visual work inspired by the playful HEYTEA poster language: rough black marks, awkward handmade shapes, generous white space, and restrained object-led storytelling.

Do not add official HEYTEA logos, mascots, packaging marks, or claims of affiliation unless the user supplies authorized assets and explicitly requests their use.

## Photo entry and routing

Require and inspect an uploaded image before visual generation. Resolve the subject first:

- If no usable subject is visible, stop and ask for one sharp, well-lit, unobstructed subject.
- If several independent subjects are visible, give short numbered descriptions and ask which one to use. Do not silently choose.
- Treat a container and its contents as one subject unless the user asks otherwise.
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