Football Event Star Poster Compliance Generator SL

Problem it addresses

Football posters often get close to rights issues: real player names, likenesses, squad numbers, kits, event logos, or official badges can create portrait, trademark, or copyright risk. This skill turns fan-level star memories into compliant, original IP poster concepts instead of generating real people or recreating official visual systems.

How it works

• Compliance translation: flags real-person cues, official marks, and strong identity combinations, then downgrades names, stats, and numbers into abstract hero qualities such as leadership, adversity, and clutch moments.
• Template and prompt assembly: picks templates like champion posters or match report covers, then generates a wordless hero prompt and negative prompt that block real likenesses, official logos, kit copies, and garbled text.
• On-image vs. off-image split: separates reader-facing headlines and event details from legal, audit, or workflow notes, preventing prompt labels, risk notes, and release advice from landing on the canvas by default.
• Deterministic text overlay: builds Chinese overlay configs with platform safe areas, font fallback, format checks, and dry-run support.
• Visual review: returns PASS, ISSUE, or BLOCKED, with repair suggestions or safer alternatives when blocked.

Boundaries

Best for company mascots, owned IP, fictional characters, and fan-community visuals. Not intended for real player face swaps, official authorization, endorsements, official event assets, or near-identical kit reproduction. If input is sparse, it asks at most five questions to confirm subject, use case, hero tone, template, and compliance limits.