Use image 1 as the TEXT CONTENT REFERENCE ONLY.

Preserve the exact text from image 1:

the exact words, spelling, capitalization, reading order, and meaning.

Do not change, translate, add, remove, or rewrite any letters or words.

Use image 2 as the TYPOGRAPHIC STYLE REFERENCE ONLY.

Transform the visual design of the text from image 1 into the same typographic style language as image 2.

Apply from image 2:

letter style, stroke behavior, flow, curves, rhythm, thickness variation, decorative character, color treatment, gradient behavior, softness, edge quality, and overall emotional feeling.

Do not copy the exact text from image 2.

Do not copy image 2’s word, letters, or message.

Only use image 2 as a style reference for how the text should look.

The final result should keep the original text from image 1, but make it visually feel like it was designed in the same style as the text in image 2.

Important:

Preserve readability.

Keep the text clear and recognizable.

Maintain the original text hierarchy unless instructed otherwise.

Do not distort the letters so much that the words become unreadable.

Do not add extra words, symbols, icons, illustrations, people, objects, or unrelated branding.

Composition:

Use [DESIRED COMPOSITION / SAME AS IMAGE 1 / SAME AS IMAGE 2].

Place the transformed text according to [PLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS].

Use [BACKGROUND STYLE].

Color palette:

Use the color behavior from image 2, unless a custom brand palette is specified.

If a custom palette is specified, apply the style of image 2 using only these colors:

[BRAND COLORS].

Final result:

A clean typographic design where the text content comes exactly from image 1, and the typography style comes from image 2.

Aspect ratio:

[DESIRED ASPECT RATIO].