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MASTER IMAGE-TO-IMAGE RECREATION PROMPT
STRICT SCENE, POSE, OUTFIT, ENVIRONMENT, AND COMPOSITION PRESERVATION WITH FACE IDENTITY TRANSFER
1. PRIMARY OBJECTIVE
Create an ultra-realistic, high-resolution photographic recreation of the supplied reference photograph. Use the reference image as the exclusive guide for the original scene, body posture, hand gestures, clothing, hairstyle, jewelry, accessories, background architecture, furniture, lighting, shadows, camera perspective, framing, and overall photographic appearance.
Use the newly uploaded target image exclusively as the primary reference for the subject's facial identity and recognizable facial characteristics.
The final image should closely reproduce the original reference photograph while naturally incorporating the facial identity of the person in the newly uploaded image. The result must look like a genuine photograph captured in the same room, from the same camera position, with the same pose and styling.
Prioritize fidelity to the reference photograph over creative interpretation. Do not redesign, modernize, beautify excessively, or introduce unrelated elements.
2. IMAGE REFERENCE PRIORITIES
Reference Image A — Scene and Appearance Reference
Use the original reference image to determine:
- Overall composition and vertical framing.
- Subject placement and body proportions.
- Body posture and exact arm positions.
- Hand placement, finger positions, and gestures.
- Facial expression and direction of gaze.
- Hairstyle, hair volume, and hair arrangement.
- Clothing, fabric texture, color, fit, and wrinkles.
- Jewelry, earrings, bracelet, and manicure.
- Bedroom or dressing-room interior.
- Cabinetry, mirror, hanging garments, furniture, and decorative objects.
- Ceiling, chandelier, walls, floor, and background details.
- Light direction, intensity, color temperature, and shadows.
- Camera height, perspective, lens appearance, and depth.
- Original photographic realism and natural color grading.
Reference Image B — Facial Identity Reference
Use the newly uploaded image to preserve the target person's recognizable identity, including:
- Natural facial shape and proportions.
- Forehead, temples, and hairline where compatible with the target hairstyle.
- Eyebrow shape and natural spacing.
- Eye shape, size, and relative position.
- Nose bridge, nose tip, and nostril shape.
- Cheek structure and natural facial contours.
- Lip shape, width, and proportions.
- Chin and jawline characteristics.
- Natural skin tone and visible individual facial features.
Do not copy the pose, outfit, background, lighting, or composition from Reference Image B unless these features are also present in Reference Image A.
The final result must combine the identity of Image B with the visual scene of Image A without blending the two scenes together.
3. SUBJECT AND OVERALL COMPOSITION
Reproduce a vertically oriented, full-length-to-three-quarter-length portrait in a tall 9:16-style composition.
A young adult woman stands near the center of the frame inside a warm, elegant, cream-colored dressing room or bedroom. Her body faces forward toward the camera. Her head is upright, shoulders relaxed, and expression calm and neutral.
The subject occupies most of the image height, with the top of her head positioned around the upper fifth of the frame and her oversized T-shirt extending down toward the bottom edge.
Her face is approximately centered horizontally, slightly above the vertical midpoint. The framing includes the ceiling and chandelier above her, cabinetry and an illuminated wardrobe to the right, and a small wooden furniture piece on the left.
Preserve the original camera-to-subject distance, visible body proportions, perspective, and amount of surrounding room. Do not crop tightly around the face or transform the portrait into a headshot.
Maintain a natural, candid indoor-photography appearance rather than a fashion-editorial or studio-portrait aesthetic.
4. POSE AND BODY POSITION — HIGH PRIORITY
Recreate the original relaxed standing pose as accurately as possible.
The woman stands upright with her weight naturally distributed through her body. Her torso faces the camera, with a slight natural asymmetry in the shoulders and arms.
Raised arm:
- One arm is lifted toward the side of the head.
- The elbow bends sharply, creating a prominent triangular negative space between the arm and torso.
- The upper arm angles outward from the shoulder.
- The forearm rises beside the face.
- The wrist remains relaxed.
- The fingers reach the ear and earring area, as though gently adjusting or touching the earring.
- The hand is positioned beside the ear rather than covering the eye or cheek.
- Preserve the original elbow height, wrist angle, hand orientation, and relationship between the hand and face.
- Keep the arm anatomy natural, with realistic skin folds and believable joints.
Lower arm:
- The other arm crosses horizontally in front of the lower chest and upper abdomen.
- The forearm extends across the front of the torso.
- The hand gently grips or gathers a small section of the oversized T-shirt near the side of the abdomen.
- The fingers are naturally curved and visible.
- Long pale-pink manicured nails stand out against the dark gray fabric.
- The hand must create realistic folds and tension in the shirt.
- Preserve the original placement of the fingertips, thumb, palm, and wrist.
- The lower arm must not appear stiff, disconnected, or unnaturally elongated.
Torso and shoulders:
- Keep the shoulders relaxed and approximately level, retaining the original subtle asymmetry.
- The torso remains mostly frontal.
- Preserve the oversized silhouette of the shirt.
- Maintain the original relationship between the elbows, forearms, chest, waist, and hips.
- Do not exaggerate the waist, enlarge the chest, or alter the natural body proportions.
The pose should appear effortless, as though the subject paused briefly for a casual indoor photograph.
5. FACE, EXPRESSION, AND GAZE
Transfer the facial identity from Reference Image B while retaining the expression and gaze direction shown in Reference Image A.
The woman looks directly toward the camera with both eyes open and a steady, natural gaze.
Her expression is composed, relaxed, and neutral, with a very subtle softness around the mouth. Her lips are gently closed, without an exaggerated smile or pout.
Maintain:
- Natural eye alignment.
- Realistic eyelid folds.
- Anatomically correct pupils and irises.
- Realistic catchlights consistent with the room lighting.
- Natural eyebrow density and individual hairs.
- Realistic nose shading and nostril definition.
- Natural lip texture and subtle lip coloration.
- Fine skin texture and believable facial transitions.
- Subtle, naturally occurring skin imperfections.
Do not enlarge the eyes, narrow the nose artificially, inflate the lips, sharpen the jaw excessively, or apply a beauty filter.
Do not create a generic face that merely resembles the target person. Preserve the target person's recognizable identity as faithfully as the image-generation process allows.
Blend the face naturally into the reference scene. The face must match the surrounding neck, ears, hairline, exposure, white balance, and lighting direction.
Avoid visible face-swap seams, inconsistent skin texture, mismatched sharpness, artificial facial symmetry, or a pasted-on appearance.
6. HAIRSTYLE AND HAIR DETAILS
Reproduce the reference hairstyle as closely as possible.
The woman has long, dark black hair, arranged with a central part. The front sections are swept back from the forehead and temples, creating a softly lifted, voluminous shape at the crown.
The hair around the top of the head appears gently gathered or brushed back, with natural volume rather than a perfectly flat, tightly slicked appearance.
The remaining hair falls behind the shoulders and down the back. Dark strands are visible beside the neck and shoulders, particularly around the sides of the upper torso.
Preserve:
- The central parting.
- The dark black color.
- Natural root density.
- Soft volume around the crown.
- Fine individual strands along the hairline.
- Slight irregularities and flyaways.
- Natural reflections from warm indoor lighting.
- The original hair silhouette around the head and shoulders.
The hairstyle should remain consistent with the reference even when the facial identity comes from the newly uploaded target image.
Do not introduce bangs, curls, ponytails, braids, colored highlights, or a different hair length.
Hair should have realistic strand-level detail, natural occlusion, and a convincing transition around the ears and earrings.
7. CLOTHING — OVERSIZED CHARCOAL-GRAY T-SHIRT
Reproduce the same oversized, short-sleeved charcoal-gray T-shirt visible in the reference photograph.
The garment is a loose, relaxed-fit T-shirt with a washed, acid-wash appearance. Its color is a mixture of dark charcoal, slate gray, and irregular lighter gray mottling.
Fabric and surface:
- A soft cotton or cotton-blend jersey appearance.
- Distinct acid-wash marbling across the surface.
- Irregular pale-gray streaks and cloudy mottled patterns.
- A worn-in, slightly faded appearance.
- Realistic fabric grain and subtle knit texture.
- Natural shadows inside folds.
- Soft highlights on raised fabric areas.
Neckline:
- Rounded crew neckline.
- Ribbed or reinforced collar.
- Dark gray collar matching the garment.
- Slightly faded seam detailing around the neckline.
- Natural fabric bunching near the base of the neck.
Sleeves and fit:
- Oversized, loose silhouette.
- Short sleeves extending well down the upper arms.
- Broad shoulder line with dropped or relaxed shoulder seams.
- Generous width through the torso.
- Loose fabric extending over the waist and hips.
- Natural sleeve openings and folded fabric edges.
Draping and wrinkles:
- Preserve the large folds around the shoulders, chest, and abdomen.
- Retain the fabric compression beneath the raised arm.
- Reproduce the gathering created by the lower hand gripping the shirt.
- Preserve the loose hanging hem and uneven vertical folds.
- Make the fabric respond naturally to gravity and the position of both arms.
Chest lettering:
A small, dark, understated graphic or lettering detail appears on the viewer's right side of the woman's chest. Reproduce its approximate size, position, and low-contrast appearance. It should remain subtle and partially difficult to read, consistent with the reference.
Do not enlarge the graphic, replace it with a prominent logo, or add extra writing.
The shirt must remain charcoal gray rather than black, blue, bright gray, or pure white.
Do not change the garment into a fitted top, crop top, blouse, dress, sweatshirt, or sleeveless shirt.
8. JEWELRY AND ACCESSORIES
Gold dangling earrings:
Reproduce the traditional gold-colored jhumka-style dangling earrings.
Each earring has a decorative upper attachment near the earlobe and a small bell-shaped or flared ornamental drop. The metal has warm golden reflections, fine decorative details, and realistic dimensionality.
The earring beside the raised hand is partially obscured by the fingers and surrounding hair. Preserve that natural overlap. The opposite earring is visible beside the other side of the face.
Maintain believable attachment to the ears, realistic gravity, and consistent metallic reflections.
Do not substitute hoops, studs, silver earrings, or oversized contemporary earrings.
Gold bracelet:
Reproduce the delicate gold chain bracelet around the wrist of the raised arm.
The bracelet is narrow and understated, with a fine linked or patterned gold surface. It sits naturally against the skin and follows the wrist's curvature.
Maintain the original approximate position, scale, color, and subtle reflective quality.
Do not replace it with a watch, thick cuff, multiple bangles, or a large statement bracelet.
Manicure:
Reproduce long, carefully shaped fingernails with a pale blush-pink or milky pink finish.
The nails have a smooth, glossy surface and an elongated almond-like shape with softly tapered tips.
They should be clearly visible on the fingers of the lower hand and, where visible, the raised hand.
Preserve believable nail anatomy, cuticles, natural finger proportions, and realistic reflections. Avoid excessively thick nails, exaggerated lengths, or unnatural finger shapes.
Do not add rings or other accessories absent from the reference.
9. SKIN TONE AND NATURAL SKIN TEXTURE
Maintain the facial identity and natural skin tone of the person in Reference Image B while matching the warm indoor lighting of Reference Image A.
The visible skin should have:
- Natural tonal variation.
- Realistic pores and fine texture.
- Soft, believable highlights on the forehead, nose, cheeks, and arms.
- Subtle shadows beneath the chin and around the nose.
- Natural transitions between illuminated and shaded skin.
- Realistic texture around the elbows, wrists, and knuckles.
Avoid plastic skin, excessive smoothing, artificial gloss, overexposure, heavy makeup, and strong beauty-filter effects.
The neck and visible arms must remain consistent with the subject's face, with no abrupt differences in skin color or texture.
10. INTERIOR ENVIRONMENT — CREAM-COLORED DRESSING ROOM
Recreate the original indoor environment with high architectural and object-level fidelity.
The room has a warm neutral palette dominated by ivory, cream, beige, pale wood, and soft golden lighting.
The background should feel like a real, furnished bedroom or dressing area rather than an artificial studio backdrop.
Maintain the same spatial arrangement and relative size of the visible background elements.
11. RIGHT SIDE — BUILT-IN CABINETRY
The right half of the image contains tall, cream-colored built-in cabinetry extending from the floor toward the ceiling.
The cabinets feature:
- Warm ivory or pale cream painted surfaces.
- Recessed rectangular panel detailing.
- Narrow vertical trim.
- Clean geometric lines.
- Small gold-colored cabinet handles.
- Realistic joints between doors and panels.
- Subtle warm shadows along the edges.
The cabinetry follows the perspective of the room, with vertical lines extending upward and backward toward the ceiling.
Preserve the large cabinet panels behind and above the subject's right shoulder.
Maintain the original balance between the woman's silhouette and the cabinet surfaces.
Do not replace the cabinetry with dark wood, open industrial shelving, modern glossy black cabinets, or a different architectural style.
12. RIGHT SIDE — OPEN WARDROBE AND MIRROR
On the far right is a tall, built-in wardrobe opening integrated into the cream cabinetry.
The opening has a warm illuminated interior and a visible hanging rail near the top.
Several garments hang vertically on hangers. Most are white, ivory, or pale cream, with a few dark garments toward the left side of the wardrobe opening.
The clothing is arranged closely together and displays realistic folds, sleeves, collars, and overlapping fabric edges.
Preserve:
- The vertical hanging rail.
- The dark and light clothing arrangement.
- The warm vertical illumination.
- The cream wardrobe frame.
- The tall rectangular opening.
- The lower interior shelf or drawer area.
- The visible depth of the wardrobe.
A reflective or mirror-like panel is integrated into the wardrobe area, reflecting warm room illumination and portions of the surrounding interior.
The wardrobe opening should remain on the right side of the composition and must not be moved behind the subject.
Do not add people, additional garments in bright colors, decorative objects, or text.
13. LOWER RIGHT — DRAWERS AND BED EDGE
Below the wardrobe area, preserve the cream-colored drawer fronts with recessed panel detailing and small gold handles.
The drawers appear built into the same cabinetry system and follow the perspective of the…
