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Swap the Sign's Text, Leave the Style Alone
It's just two lines of text — move "Pop" down to align with "Day", touch nothing else.
✍️ Swapping two lines of text sounds simple, but the hard part is getting "Pop" to align with "Day" after the line break — the more precisely that boundary is held, the less visible the edit becomes.
📋 Prompt Natural Language
Replace the text "Children's Day Fest" in the reference image with "Colour Pop Day", with "Pop" starting a new line aligned to "Day"; keep everything else in the original style exactly as it is.
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