🔥 MASTER IMAGE GENERATION PROMPT

Create a highly photorealistic, cinematic vertical nighttime lifestyle portrait using TWO separate image inputs with strictly separated roles:

REFERENCE IMAGE = VISUAL BLUEPRINT ONLY.
Use the reference image only to reconstruct the visual appearance and photographic construction of the final image: composition, framing, crop, subject placement, body pose, head orientation, gaze direction, expression, clothing concept, hairstyle concept, environment, vehicle/background relationship, camera perspective, depth of field, lighting, color palette, atmospheric mood, and cinematic finishing.

USER PHOTO = SOLE IDENTITY BLUEPRINT.
Use the user’s uploaded photograph as the ONLY source of the person’s identity. The final person must remain unmistakably the user. Do not copy or reproduce the identity of the person visible in the reference image.

Recreate the scene as though the user themselves were genuinely photographed in the same nighttime cinematic setup.

SUBJECT & POSE

Place the user in a relaxed, confident standing/leaning pose similar to the reference, occupying the central-to-lower-middle portion of the vertical frame.

The body should lean naturally against the foreground structure/vehicle area, with the shoulders relaxed and both arms naturally positioned downward and outward, hands resting casually rather than posed stiffly. Preserve realistic anatomy, natural weight distribution, believable elbow and wrist positioning, and relaxed fingers.

Keep the torso slightly angled rather than perfectly front-facing. Reproduce the reference’s subtle asymmetry and effortless lifestyle-pose feeling.

Turn the user’s head slightly toward the side in the same general direction as the reference, with the gaze directed off-camera. Maintain a calm, composed, slightly serious/confident expression rather than a broad smile.

The user’s own facial structure must remain completely intact while naturally performing this expression and head orientation.

HAIR & CLOTHING

Recreate the reference’s overall styling concept:

• relaxed, slightly oversized white long-sleeve button-up shirt
• lightweight natural-looking fabric with visible folds and realistic texture
• open/relaxed collar with the upper buttons undone
• sleeves naturally rolled or pushed toward the forearms
• loose, effortless fit rather than a tightly tailored shirt
• dark/black trousers
• understated masculine casual styling
• natural fabric creasing caused by the seated/leaning posture

Recreate the reference’s textured, voluminous, naturally tousled curly/wavy hairstyle as a styling concept only. Adapt that hairstyle naturally to the user’s own hair while preserving the user’s real hairline, recognizable facial characteristics, and natural appearance.

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Do not force a hairstyle that is incompatible with the user’s actual hair.

ENVIRONMENT

Reconstruct the reference as a nighttime urban street/lifestyle setting.

Position a dark/red-toned car or similarly shaped vehicle behind and around the subject, integrated naturally into the scene rather than appearing artificially inserted.

Include the dark urban surroundings visible behind the subject, with distant building structures and multiple warm illuminated windows rendered as soft out-of-focus points.

A strong warm orange streetlight or practical light source should appear toward the left side of the composition, creating the distinctive glowing nighttime atmosphere seen in the reference.

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Include the foreground concrete/metal railing or roadside structural element against which the subject is naturally leaning.

Maintain separation between foreground, subject, vehicle, and distant city background so the image has convincing spatial depth.

Do not add unnecessary objects that are not supported by the reference.

COMPOSITION & ATMOSPHERE

Use a vertical portrait composition with the subject prominently filling the frame from approximately the upper-middle area toward the lower frame.

Keep the head around the upper third of the composition, with sufficient surrounding nighttime environment visible to establish the cinematic setting.

Preserve the reference’s visual hierarchy:

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user → white shirt → warm practical light → vehicle → blurred city background.

Maintain natural negative space around the subject while keeping the portrait intimate and visually impactful.

The final image should feel like a professionally photographed candid/editorial nighttime portrait rather than a staged studio photograph.

PHOTOREALISM

Produce genuine photographic realism with:

• natural skin pores and texture
• realistic facial micro-detail
• individual hair strands
• authentic fabric texture and folds
• physically believable shadows
• realistic hands and fingers
• natural anatomy and proportions
• realistic reflections on the vehicle
• subtle environmental grain
• believable nighttime exposure
• natural optical depth
• realistic atmospheric falloff

The result must look like a real camera photograph, not a face swap, digital composite, CGI render, illustration, or artificial AI portrait.

🔒 ABSOLUTE USER IDENTITY LOCK

The uploaded USER PHOTO is the sole and exclusive identity source.

Preserve the user’s recognizable identity exactly and naturally, including where visible:

• face shape
• facial proportions
• eyes and eye shape
• eyebrows
• nose
• lips
• cheeks
• jawline
• chin
• forehead
• ears
• natural skin tone
• natural skin texture
• beard/moustache
• hairline
• natural age
• distinctive facial characteristics

Do not copy, borrow, reconstruct, imitate, or blend any facial characteristics from the reference person.

Do not make the user resemble the reference person.

Do not reshape the user’s face to match the reference.

Do not perform facial beautification that changes identity.

Do not artificially enlarge eyes, sharpen the jaw, alter the nose, modify lips, change facial proportions, smooth away natural characteristics, or create artificial symmetry.

The reference controls HOW the photograph looks.

The user photograph controls WHO the person is.

If the reference and user’s appearance differ, always preserve the user’s identity while adapting the reference’s visual styling around them.

🎭 EXPRESSION & POSE LOCK

Transfer the visual behavior of the reference, never its identity.

Preserve:

• relaxed standing/leaning posture
• casual arm placement
• natural hand positioning
• subtle torso angle
• relaxed shoulders
• slight head turn
• off-camera gaze
• calm, composed expression
• effortless editorial attitude

The user’s own face must naturally perform the transferred expression.

Do not copy the reference person’s facial structure or facial expression as a facial identity.

Hands must remain anatomically correct with five naturally positioned fingers per hand where visible.

Avoid stiff mannequin-like posing.

The final posture should look physically comfortable and spontaneously photographed.

📸 CAMERA & COMPOSITION LOCK

Reconstruct the reference’s photographic perspective rather than inventing unnecessary technical specifications.

Use a vertical portrait framing with a natural eye-level to slightly lower-than-eye-level perspective.

Maintain a moderately close camera-to-subject relationship and a natural portrait-lens appearance: flattering perspective, realistic body proportions, moderate background compression, and no exaggerated wide-angle distortion.

Keep the subject large and prominent while retaining enough of the car, warm practical light, railing, and blurred urban background to reproduce the reference’s visual context.

Use shallow-to-moderate depth of field:

• user’s face and upper body clearly prioritized
• shirt and hands realistically detailed
• nearby vehicle reasonably recognizable
• distant buildings and lights significantly softer
• warm background lights rendered as natural optical bokeh

Focus primarily on the user’s face and eyes while maintaining believable detail across the subject.

Preserve the reference’s vertical crop, subject scale, visual balance, and foreground/background layering.

🎨 LIGHTING & EDITING LOCK

Reconstruct the distinctive warm nighttime cinematic lighting.

Use a strong warm orange practical light toward the left/rear side of the scene, producing a visible glow and subtle flare/halation without destroying detail.

Allow warm light to interact naturally with the user’s hair, shoulders, shirt edges, and surrounding environment.

Use softer ambient/environmental illumination to keep the face readable while retaining the nighttime mood.

Create:

• warm highlights
• controlled deep shadows
• gentle facial contrast
• subtle rim/backlight
• realistic light falloff
• believable reflections on the vehicle
• soft atmospheric glow around practical lights

The white shirt should remain naturally white/neutral while picking up subtle warm environmental illumination.

Apply cinematic color grading with a warm amber/orange nighttime palette, rich blacks, controlled highlights, moderate contrast, and restrained saturation.

Preserve natural skin color and texture rather than turning the skin orange.

Use subtle photographic clarity and sharpness on the subject with progressively softer detail toward the background.

Add restrained cinematic grain, realistic lens glow, and atmospheric depth where appropriate.

Avoid excessive HDR, excessive clarity, oversharpening, artificial bloom, plastic skin, or an overly processed social-media filter.

The finished image should resemble a professionally captured nighttime photograph with high-end cinematic color grading.

🚫 NEGATIVE PROMPT

Do not use the reference person’s identity, face, facial structure, facial proportions, facial features, or recognizable characteristics; no identity mixing; no face blending; no face morphing; no face replacement; no reference-person resemblance; no facial redesign; no altered jawline; no altered nose; no altered eyes; no altered lips; no artificial facial symmetry; no excessive beautification; no age change; no unnatural skin tone; no plastic skin; no waxy skin; no porcelain skin; no excessive skin smoothing; no distorted eyes; no malformed facial features; no unnatural teeth; no unnatural beard; no incorrect hairline; no artificial hairstyle incompatible with the user’s appearance; no malformed hands; no extra fingers; missing fingers; fused fingers; broken wrists; distorted arms; incorrect anatomy; unnatural body proportions; stiff pose; random pose changes; random expression changes; random gaze direction; random clothing changes; incorrect shirt color; unnecessary accessories; unnecessary objects; unnecessary background changes; unnecessary vehicle changes; incorrect camera perspective; wide-angle distortion; flat lighting; studio lighting; daylight appearance; excessive orange skin; blown highlights; crushed shadows; excessive HDR; oversaturation; excessive sharpening; excessive blur; fake bokeh; CGI; 3D render; illustration; cartoon; painting; artificial composite; obvious face swap; AI artifacts; uncanny appearance; unrealistic fabric; unrealistic reflections; unnatural shadows; low detail; low resolution; duplicate limbs; deformed anatomy.

📖 HOW TO USE

REFERENCE IMAGE = VISUAL BLUEPRINT

It controls the visual construction:

• pose
• expression
• head orientation
• gaze
• clothing
• hairstyle concept
• camera perspective
• framing
• composition
• vehicle/environment
• background
• lighting
• depth of field
• color palette
• cinematic editing

USER PHOTO = IDENTITY BLUEPRINT

It controls who the person is:

• face
• facial structure
• recognizable features
• skin tone
• natural age
• hairline
• beard/moustache
• other distinctive characteristics

When using this prompt, upload your own clear photograph as the identity source and provide the Instagram/reference photograph separately as the visual reference.

The intended transformation is:

REFERENCE IMAGE → preserve how the photograph looks.

USER PHOTO → preserve who the person is.

FINAL IMAGE → make the user look as though they were genuinely photographed inside the reference’s visual world.

Most important rule: preserve WHO the user is; recreate HOW the reference looks.