“BUBBLE TEA Pop & Puff SIP • POP • SMILE” is a 3d Bold Inflated text effect efeito de texto criado com a IA da FontVibe. Letras infladas e fofinhas tipo bolha, com superfícies 3D brilhantes de bala. Vibe Y2K, energia de balão saltitante: posts de aniversário, cabeçalhos de Discord, papéis de parede.

Create a finished square primary logo lockup for a bubble tea shop. Exact rendered text, in hierarchy: small top line “BUBBLE TEA”; dominant two-line custom wordmark “Pop” / “& Puff”; small bottom line “SIP • POP • SMILE”. Composition: centered 1:1 logo on a clean smooth vertical background gradient from pale blush pink at top to electric lavender at bottom, with wide clear margins. “BUBBLE TEA” sits centered above in compact rounded uppercase lavender lettering. The two-line “Pop & Puff” wordmark occupies 72% of canvas width. Design every character as extra-wide, fully inflated balloon lettering: pressurized rounded strokes, large open counters, swollen intersections, complete circular terminals, zero sharp corners, tight puffy spacing. Render each character independently in saturated candy lacquer hues: bubblegum pink, mint green, sky blue, and electric lavender, alternating character by character rather than using a word-wide gradient. Use hyper-glossy convex surfaces with a crisp circular white specular highlight at the top-center of every letter; deep purple ambient occlusion in every close crevice and counter; soft blurred shadows directly below the wordmark, cast by an overhead studio key light. Set the ampersand as a smaller glossy hot-pink inflated orb-like form centered between the two words. Add a tiny illustrated tapioca pearl cluster—three shiny black-brown spheres with pinpoint highlights—nestled below the ampersand, integrated as a logo detail, not a separate illustration. Bottom tagline is centered in small mint-green rounded uppercase letters. Keep all surfaces clean, vector-like, polished 3D product-render precision; no photography, no busy texture, no cup mockup, no extra words, no border, no watermark.