Objective: Create a composite commercial image by synthesizing layout inputs with subject inputs. Target Product: {insert product description/copy here} 1. Inputs Reference Input 1 (Style & Layout): Acts as the strict structural blueprint. This dictates composition, graphic elements, lighting direction, and text layout. Reference Input 2 (Subject): Provides the primary subject matter (product shape, texture, branding). 2. Execution Instructions Phase A: Scene & Design Analysis Environmental Scan: Analyze the perspective, depth, and lighting environment of [Input 1]. DNA Deconstruction: Identify font styles, graphic shapes, and specific noise/grain levels. Phase B: Object Replacement Removal: Remove the main product currently featured in [Input 1]. Insertion: Insert the product isolated from [Input 2] into the exact focal point and scale defined by the original layout. Phase C: Text Modification (Content & Style) Condition Check: Analyze [Input 1] for existing Copy text elements (excluding text physically on the product). If Copy Text Exists: Replace the existing copy with text relevant to the target product. You must replicate the exact font, weight, kerning, and drop-shadows of the original. If No Copy Text Exists: Strictly do not generate any text. Preserve the negative space exactly as it appears in [Input 1]. Phase D: Harmonize & Finish Lighting: Adjust lighting, cast shadows, and reflections on the inserted product to match the environment. Texture: Apply the original image's texture (film grain, halftone, print artifacts) to the new elements to ensure a cohesive "print ad" look. 3. Final Output Aspect Ratio: Must match Input 1. Quality: A seamless, professional advertisement where the design layout is preserved, but the subject and color story are synthesized according to the user's preference.