A Halloween sign reading "PORCH LIGHT ON = TREATS", made as a community trick-or-treat notice in a bold, festive style. Cream sans-serif capitals with orange outlines and a 3D look sit stacked beside a glowing lantern on a purple background with an orange border and corner stars. Swap in your own wording, such as a street name, hours or a different message, to make a sign for your neighborhood.

Create a finished, landscape Halloween neighborhood sign, viewed straight-on and designed to read instantly from several steps away. Render only this exact text, with no quotation marks and no other lettering: “PORCH LIGHT ON” on the first line, “=” centered on the second line, and “TREATS” on the third line. Preserve the exact words, capitalization, and equals sign; make every character clean, correctly spelled, and highly legible. Set the three-line headline in very large, heavy custom sans-serif capitals with broad proportions, open counters, sturdy straight strokes, and slightly rounded corners. Use warm ivory faces with crisp pumpkin-orange edging and a restrained amber inner glow. Keep the type flat and sharply defined rather than drippy or distressed. The headline fills roughly 70% of the sign face, with generous safe margins. Place one friendly, old-fashioned metal porch lantern as a clear illustrated subject to the left of the headline. Give it a dark iron frame, glowing amber glass, and a small pool of warm light; keep its silhouette simple and do not let it overlap the words. Use a deep eggplant-purple sign face, a thin pumpkin-orange inset border, and a few tiny, simple star shapes only in the outer corners. No gore, no busy scenery, no additional symbols or text. Clean, high-contrast sign graphic with subtly embossed lettering, crisp edges, warm lantern glow, and print-ready detail.