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By @beauties · 01/11/2026 10:21 PM
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TWO-IMAGE MULTI-CHARACTER REFERENCE TRANSFER PROMPT — STRICT FACE IDENTITY PRESERVATION
Use Image 1 exclusively as the reference for visual appearance, styling, and scene details, and use Image 2 exclusively as the reference for the facial identities of all corresponding characters.
Recreate Image 2 as faithfully as possible while transferring all applicable visual elements from Image 1 onto the corresponding characters in Image 2. This prompt is specifically designed for images containing multiple people, couples, families, groups, or several characters in a single scene.
1. IMAGE REFERENCE RULES
IMAGE 1 — VISUAL STYLE AND SCENE REFERENCE
Extract and apply the following elements from Image 1 to the corresponding characters and scene in Image 2:
- Characters' appearance: Overall styling, body positioning, posture, gestures, and visible physical presentation, while preserving each person's original identity from Image 2.
- Clothing and outfits: Garments, colors, fabrics, patterns, designs, fitting, layers, accessories, and all visible outfit details.
- Background and environment: Location, surroundings, interior or exterior setting, furniture, objects, scenery, decorations, and environmental details.
- Facial expressions: Smiles, laughter, seriousness, surprise, emotional intensity, gaze direction, and other visible expressions.
- Face angles and head positioning: Head tilt, face orientation, profile direction, three-quarter view, chin position, and the direction in which each character is looking.
- Facial makeup: Makeup style, eyeliner, eyeshadow, lipstick, blush, foundation appearance, highlights, and other cosmetic details, adapted naturally to each corresponding face.
- Hairstyles: Hair length, texture, parting, curls, waves, straightness, braids, buns, ponytails, hair accessories, and overall styling.
- Jewellery and accessories: Earrings, necklaces, chains, bangles, bracelets, rings, watches, decorative accessories, and other visible adornments.
- Character interactions and situation: Relationships suggested by the scene, relative positioning, gestures, interactions, physical contact, activities, emotional atmosphere, and the overall situation depicted.
- Composition and photography: Camera angle, framing, perspective, subject placement, lighting, shadows, color grading, depth of field, and photographic atmosphere.
Transfer these elements as accurately as possible without introducing unnecessary changes or unrelated creative additions.
2. IMAGE 2 — EXCLUSIVE FACIAL IDENTITY REFERENCE
Image 2 must remain the authoritative source for the identity of every individual character.
Carefully identify every visible person in Image 2 and match each one with the appropriate corresponding character in Image 1 based on their relative position, role in the composition, body placement, and visual correspondence.
For every individual character:
- Preserve their original facial identity, facial structure, and distinctive features.
- Retain their original eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, cheeks, jawline, chin, forehead, and natural facial proportions.
- Preserve their original skin tone, complexion, recognizable marks, and individual characteristics.
- Apply Image 1's makeup, facial expression, head angle, and gaze direction without replacing or reconstructing the person's underlying identity.
- Do not swap faces between characters.
- Do not merge two people's facial features or create an average face.
- Do not duplicate, omit, or invent characters.
- Do not change the age appearance or fundamental identity of any person in Image 2.
Every character's face must remain individually recognizable as the same person shown in Image 2.
3. STRICT MULTI-CHARACTER CORRESPONDENCE
When either image contains two or more people, process every character individually rather than treating the entire group as a single subject.
- Match each character in Image 1 to the correct corresponding character in Image 2.
- Transfer each person's applicable clothing, hairstyle, jewellery, makeup, expression, head angle, pose, and scene role to that corresponding person.
- Maintain the correct distinction between every individual, even when the characters look similar.
- Preserve the appropriate relative positions, spacing, height relationships, interactions, and group arrangement from the intended composition.
- If the images contain different numbers of people, prioritize the complete cast and facial identities of Image 2. Apply Image 1's visual styling only where a clear correspondence exists, without inventing additional people.
- If a specific visual detail cannot be matched confidently, preserve the relevant character from Image 2 rather than assigning another character's identity or features incorrectly.
The final result must look like the people from Image 2 appearing naturally in the visual style, clothing, environment, and situation of Image 1.
4. SOCIAL MEDIA ELEMENTS — EXPLICIT EXCLUSION
Ignore all social media icons and social media-related details in both Image 1 and Image 2.
Do not copy, reproduce, or transfer any of the following:
- Social media platform logos or icons.
- Usernames, profile handles, account names, or profile pictures used as interface elements.
- Likes, comments, shares, reposts, follower counts, view counts, and engagement indicators.
- Watermarks, social media stickers, interface buttons, notification symbols, or app overlays.
- Captions, hashtags, platform labels, and other social media interface text.
Treat such elements as irrelevant overlays rather than part of the actual scene. Reconstruct the underlying visual composition naturally wherever possible. Preserve genuine physical objects, clothing graphics, jewellery, signs, or environmental text that are part of the photographed scene and are not social media interface elements.
5. PHOTOREALISTIC INTEGRATION AND QUALITY
Produce a high-quality, photorealistic image with natural skin texture, realistic facial anatomy, accurate clothing details, consistent lighting, believable shadows, correct proportions, and seamless integration between the characters and the environment.
Avoid artificial-looking faces, excessive skin smoothing, distorted…
