Bubble Tea Crew Hiring Poster (Pastel Kawaii Style)
Smiling boba mascots turn a plain wage listing into a scroll-stopping sticker world — a cute-character approach that grabs younger applicants' attention far better than text-only job posts.
prompt
Design a playful recruitment poster for a bubble tea shop called {shop_name}, hiring a {position}. Style: kawaii flat illustration, soft pastel palette of milk-tea beige, taro purple and cream pink, with smiling pearl (boba) characters waving and holding a 'JOIN US' sign. Top third: bold rounded headline 'WE'RE HIRING'. Middle: an oversized illustrated bubble tea cup with cheerful steam swirls. Bottom: clean info block listing hourly pay {hourly_wage}, key perks {perks}, and application contact {contact_method}, separated by tiny pearl icons. Leave generous margins, sticker-like outlines, no photographic elements. Output as a 4:5 vertical poster optimized for Instagram feed.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {shop_name}Name of the bubble tea shop
- e.g. Pearl Lane 珍珠巷
- {position}Position being hired
- e.g. 兼職調飲手 part-time drink maker
- {hourly_wage}Hourly wage or pay range
- e.g. NT$200 起
- {perks}Key perks to highlight
- e.g. 員工免費飲品、彈性排班
- {contact_method}How applicants should apply
- e.g. 私訊店家 IG 帳號
Use case
Bubble tea shop owners who need to fill counter and drink-making shifts fast before peak season.
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