پرامپت برنامه هفتگی:

Create a modern, premium, child-friendly Persian school timetable personalized with the uploaded child’s photo.

REFERENCE AND IDENTITY
Use the child’s uploaded portrait as the only identity reference. Preserve their recognizable facial features, facial proportions, apparent age, skin tone, expression, hairstyle, and hair color. Keep the child photorealistic, with natural skin texture; no beautification, facial reshaping, or cartoon transformation.
If sample timetables are provided, use them only to understand the purpose and five-row structure. Do not copy their children, characters, decorative borders, or dated graphic style.

FORMAT
One flat, front-facing A4 portrait design, approximately 2480 × 3508 pixels, with generous safe print margins. Show only the finished artwork, without a desk, paper mockup, perspective distortion, or photographed page shadows.

ART DIRECTION
Contemporary boutique children’s stationery: refined, cheerful, airy, and playful. Use an ivory-white background, carefully balanced spacing, rounded geometric shapes, subtle pastel gradients, delicate outlines, and restrained soft shadows. Luxury should come from beautiful typography and composition, not ornate frames or excessive gold.

COLOR THEME
For a girl: blush pink, soft rose, pale peach, and small lilac accents; deep berry text.
For a boy: powder blue, sky blue, pale aqua, and small cobalt accents; deep navy text.
If a theme is explicitly supplied by the user, follow that choice.

HEADER
Reserve roughly the upper quarter of the page for a beautifully composed header.
Place a cleanly cut-out, chest-up photograph of the actual child at the upper left, integrated into a soft rounded pastel arch. Keep the entire head visible and the portrait large enough to be recognizable. Preserve the reference clothing where visible.
Place the exact Persian title “برنامه هفتگی” prominently to the right, using bold, modern, rounded Persian typography.
Add one small original clay-style teddy bear and a few tiny stars or floating pastel shapes around the header. Keep these decorative elements separate from the realistic portrait. Avoid visual clutter.

TIMETABLE
Below the header, create exactly FIVE evenly spaced horizontal rows.
Each row contains:
— A compact rounded day-label card on the RIGHT.
— A much wider white writing area on the LEFT, with a delicate colored outline and generous blank space for handwritten school subjects.

Use these exact Persian day labels, once each, from top to bottom:
“شنبه”
“یکشنبه”
“دوشنبه”
“سه‌شنبه”
“چهارشنبه”

Keep all five rows identical in height and precisely aligned. The timetable should occupy most of the remaining page. Use restrained pastel fills for the day cards and dark, clearly legible lettering. Leave every writing area completely empty; do not insert subjects, example entries, or decorative objects.

TEXT AND FINISH
All Persian text must read right to left, with correctly connected letters, accurate spelling, and clean, sharp typography.
Maintain clear contrast and ample usable writing space.
No additional people, duplicate portraits, extra rows, English text, invented personal details, logos, watermarks, page numbers, or social-media interface elements.