In　contemporary　society,　the　pace　of　life　is　rapid　and　unrelenting,　the　crack　cup,　as　a　portable　tea　set,　offers　a　convenient　solution　for　individuals　who　enjoy　drinking　tea　while　on　the　go.　This　study　seeks　to　investigate　the　evaluation　of　the　visual　image　of　a　variety　of　crack　cups.　To　this　end,　a　considerable　number　of　crack　cup　products　were　collected　through　Internet　data　collection,　field　research,　and　shopping　websites.　From　these,　12　products　with　distinct　shapes　were　selected　as　research　samples.　In　the　first　stage　of　the　study,　ten　individuals　experienced　in　using　tea　sets　were　tasked　with　selecting　the　most　suitable　40　adjectives　from　a　pool　of　140　adjectives　collected.　Subsequently,　a　semantic　difference　(SD)　method　questionnaire　survey　was　conducted　with　a　group　of　general　consumers,　and　factor　analysis　was　performed　to　identify　six　groups　of　adjectives　that　corresponded　to　the　visual　image　of　fast-food　cup　models.　These　groups　were　as　follows:　durable　and　lightweight,　simple　and　practical,　retro　and　elegant,　fashion-forward,　varied,　and　precise　and　meticulous.　According　to　the　research　findings,　a　relevant　database　has　been　established　for　the　subsequent　design　and　application　of　crack　cups.　This　database　is　founded　on　the　evaluation　values　of　various　shapes＇　design　intention,　enabling　designers　to　create　products　that　cater　to　the　diverse　preferences　of　consumers　regarding　the　shape　image　of　crack　cups.　As　a　result,　the　design　of　crack　cups　can　better　meet　the　requirements　of　consumers.　©　2023　IEEE.