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Edit the uploaded group into an elegant Diwali evening couple portrait. Use the people in the source image as the subjects and preserve each person's exact facial identity, face shape, eyes, nose, lips, natural skin tone, hairstyle, body proportions, and recognizable features. Do not blend, swap, beautify, lighten, or significantly alter either person's face. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: group arrangement and pose. If clothing is not preserved, dress the woman in a deep maroon silk saree with a refined gold border and dress the man in an ivory kurta, keeping the styling realistic, elegant, and culturally appropriate. If pose is not preserved, arrange them standing naturally close together with relaxed affectionate body language. Place the couple in an elegant apartment balcony at diwali night with rows of glowing clay diyas along the railing, warm string lights, and subtle distant fireworks, integrating them naturally into the environment with realistic scale, perspective, depth, and believable interaction between the subjects and surrounding details. Apply warm golden festive color grading and lighting while keeping both faces clearly visible, natural skin texture intact, realistic fabric detail, balanced highlights, and a polished photographic finish. Do not add extra people, distorted hands, duplicated facial features, text, logos, or watermarks. Compose the final image for 4:5 Portrait, keeping both subjects clearly framed without awkwardly cropping faces, hands, or important outfit details.

Edit the uploaded group into a candid Diwali moment centered on the couple finishing a rangoli together. Preserve each person's exact facial identity, face shape, natural skin tone, hairstyle, age, body proportions, and recognizable features separately. Do not blend their features or make either person look different from the source. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: no additional preserve requirements. If clothing is not preserved, style the couple in coordinated festive clothing using marigold-yellow and teal accents with realistic South Asian fabrics and understated traditional detailing. If pose is not preserved, position them kneeling or crouching naturally together as they add the final colors to a rangoli, smiling or looking warmly toward each other rather than posing rigidly for the camera. Place the couple in the front entrance of a welcoming home during diwali, with a vivid rangoli on the floor, small glowing diyas surrounding it, and warm light spilling naturally from the doorway, ensuring the rangoli, doorway, floor, diyas, and environmental details feel physically believable and naturally integrated around them. Apply warm candid festive color grading and lighting. Keep the scene candid and photographic, with realistic skin texture, natural expressions, believable shadows, and enough sharpness on both faces while allowing gentle environmental depth. Avoid an overly polished or artificial studio look. Do not add extra people, duplicated limbs, malformed hands, text, logos, or watermarks. Compose for 4:5 Portrait while keeping the couple, their interaction, and the rangoli clearly visible.

Transform the uploaded group into an elegant first-Diwali-as-a-married-couple portrait. Preserve both people's exact facial identities individually, including face shape, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, natural skin tone, skin texture, hairstyle, age, and body proportions. Do not beautify, lighten, smooth, merge, or replace either face. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: group arrangement and pose. If clothing is not preserved, style the man in a cream-and-gold sherwani-inspired kurta with a light embroidered stole. Style the woman in a refined red bridal-inspired lehenga with delicate gold zari work, tasteful mehndi on both hands, a light maang tikka, and coordinated glass bangles. Keep the styling celebratory and newlywed-inspired without making it look like a wedding ceremony. If pose is not preserved, arrange the couple standing close together in a natural full-length portrait with warm, relaxed newlywed chemistry and both bodies clearly visible. Place them in the entrance of an elegant home decorated for diwali with marigold torans, a large colorful rangoli, dozens of glowing diyas, and delicate fairy lights above the doorway, integrating all decorations naturally with correct perspective, realistic depth, and believable interaction between the subjects and the environment. Apply rich warm celebratory color grading and lighting while preserving true-to-source skin tones, realistic facial texture, detailed fabrics, natural shadows, and clear facial visibility. Do not add extra people, excessive jewellery, distorted hands, text, logos, or watermarks. Compose the image for 4:5 Portrait, keeping both people sharp and avoiding awkward cropping of their heads, hands, footwear, or major outfit details.

Use the uploaded source images to create one cohesive Diwali portrait of the group together. Treat each uploaded person as a separate identity reference. Preserve Person A's exact face, hairstyle, skin tone, age, and recognizable features from their source image, and preserve Person B's exact face, hairstyle, skin tone, age, and recognizable features from their source image. Never blend, swap, average, or mix facial characteristics between them. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: no additional preserve requirements. If clothing is not preserved, dress both people in coordinated festive South Asian outfits that complement each other without looking identical. If pose is not preserved, place them naturally side by side holding individual sparklers with relaxed, affectionate body language, as though they were genuinely photographed together. Place the couple in a lamp-lit rooftop terrace at diwali night with subtle diya illumination, warm ambient lights, and soft distant fireworks in the evening sky. Match perspective, body scale, camera angle, depth of field, environmental reflections, and especially the direction and intensity of light across both people so the final image looks like one authentic photograph rather than two composited portraits. Apply warm romantic festive color grading and lighting consistently across both subjects. Maintain natural skin texture and true-to-source skin tones, and ensure neither person's face becomes more dominant, stylized, or altered than the other. Do not create mismatched lighting, floating limbs, duplicated hands, extra people, facial blending, text, logos, or watermarks. Compose the merged portrait for 4:5 Portrait, keeping both people clearly visible and naturally balanced within the frame.

Edit the uploaded group into a cozy Diwali-night portrait celebrating abroad in a cold city. Use the people in the source image as the subjects and preserve each person's exact face, natural skin tone, expression, hairstyle, age, body proportions, and recognizable features. Do not beautify, lighten, smooth, or replace either person's identity. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: group arrangement and pose. If clothing is not preserved, dress the subjects in festive kurtas and a saree layered naturally under warm wool coats, scarves, or other cold-weather outerwear. If pose is not preserved, arrange them standing close together in a relaxed, affectionate pose suitable for a chilly evening portrait. Place the subjects in a cold-city residential street at diwali night with terraced houses, fairy lights glowing in the windows, diyas on the front steps, warm light from an open doorway, and subtle fireworks over the rooftops, integrating the terraced houses, doorway lighting, cold-weather atmosphere, and festive decorations naturally so the scene feels like a real Diwali celebration abroad. Apply cozy warm winter festive color grading and lighting, balancing cool outdoor evening tones with warm light from nearby windows and the open doorway. Keep realistic skin texture, believable cold-weather clothing, subtle misty breath if appropriate, and natural depth. Do not add extra people, text, logos, or watermarks. Avoid artificial snow unless implied by the selected background, exaggerated breath effects, or unrealistic fireworks placement. Compose the final image for 4:5 Portrait without awkwardly cropping faces, coats, hands, or important festive details.

Edit the uploaded group into a 1985 professional studio couple portrait with voluminous feathered hair and light film grain. Preserve each person's face separately and do not blend, swap, or beautify features. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: no additional preserve requirements. If clothing is not preserved, dress both people in 1980s period clothing. If pose is not preserved, pose them together in a simple frontal studio pose. Apply soft sunlit analog warmth with a slightly faded film look color grading with soft frontal flash. Replace the background with classic mottled studio backdrop, keeping clean edges around hair and clothing. Do not add people, lettering, or logos. Compose for 4:5 Portrait without cropping either face.

Edit the uploaded group into the lead pair on a hand-painted 1980s South Asian film poster, with painted poster texture and slight print wear. Keep both faces fully recognizable and do not merge or swap features. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: no additional preserve requirements. If clothing is not preserved, dress the man in a wide-collar printed shirt, open blazer, thick side-parted hair, and aviator sunglasses pushed up on the head, and dress the woman in a deep magenta chiffon saree with a gold border, big soft curls, bold eyeliner, and gold jhumkas. If pose is not preserved, pose the couple close together. Apply rich saturated sunset colors with painted-poster warmth and slight print wear color grading. Replace the background with hand-painted sunset sky with empty space at the top, keeping clean edges around hair and clothing. Leave empty space at the top but do not write any text, lettering, or logos. Compose for 4:5 Portrait without cropping either face.

Edit the uploaded group into a candid 1980s disposable-camera snapshot of a date night, with slightly off-center framing and visible film grain. Preserve each person's face separately and do not blend or swap features. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: no additional preserve requirements. If clothing is not preserved, dress them in 1980s casual outfits such as a denim jacket, a windbreaker, high-waisted jeans, and a scrunchie. If pose is not preserved, keep them close together as if caught mid-date. Apply flashy nostalgic color grading with harsh direct on-camera flash, slightly overexposed skin, and a warm color shift. Replace the background with dark roller rink with neon lights, keeping clean edges around hair and clothing. Do not add people, lettering, or logos. Compose for 4:5 Portrait without cropping either face.

Edit the uploaded group into a 1980s mall photo-studio couple portrait with a soft-focus glow around the edges and a slightly glossy print look. Treat each person as a separate identity and do not blend features. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: no additional preserve requirements. If clothing is not preserved, give them big permed hair, shoulder pads, a pastel sweater, and a satin shirt. If pose is not preserved, pose them cheek to cheek. Apply soft nostalgic color grading with faded 1980s colors. Replace the background with purple and blue laser-beam mall photo-studio backdrop, keeping clean edges around hair and clothing. Do not add people, lettering, or logos. Compose for 4:5 Portrait without cropping either face.

The upload is two photos of the group: the first is person A and the second is person B. Create one new 1980s outdoor couple photograph of them standing side by side, matching lighting and camera angle so they look photographed together, with warm faded film colors, soft grain, and 35mm snapshot framing. Keep person A's face, hair texture, and skin tone exactly as in photo 1, and person B's exactly as in photo 2. Do not mix their features. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: no additional preserve requirements. If clothing is not preserved, dress both in 1980s period outfits. If pose is not preserved, stand them side by side. Apply warm nostalgic cinematic sunlight with soft vintage tones, gentle film grain, creamy highlights, and cozy shadow depth color grading. Replace the background with park at golden hour with soft trees, keeping clean edges around hair and clothing. Do not add extra people, lettering, or logos. Compose for 4:5 Portrait without cropping either face.

Transform the uploaded group into a cheerful retro sitcom-style group portrait while preserving identities and facial features and group arrangement and pose. Keep every person clearly recognizable, with realistic facial identity, natural expressions, consistent skin tone, authentic hairstyle cues, and the exact same number of people. Maintain a warm group chemistry so the result feels like the same friends reimagined as the cast of a nostalgic television show. Restyle the group as if they are appearing in a promotional still or opening-title frame from a 1980s or 1990s sitcom. Give the image a cozy ensemble-cast feeling with approachable smiles, friendly chemistry, relaxed body language, and coordinated era-inspired styling. Clothing should feel casually retro, comfortable, colorful, and character-driven without becoming costume-like or exaggerated. Apply warm nostalgic color treatment with nostalgic warmth, soft analog contrast, gentle highlight bloom, slightly faded tones, mild film grain, and subtle vintage softness. The final look should feel inviting, upbeat, and familiar, like a classic sitcom publicity image or title-sequence still captured on analog film or early television cameras. Build the setting from cozy retro living-room set with warm ambient lights, interpreting it as a cozy sitcom-style environment with warm ambient lighting, lived-in decor, homelike details, and a welcoming nostalgic atmosphere. The background should support the retro cast-photo look while staying secondary to the group. Use soft studio-style or set-style lighting with balanced framing and ensemble composition. Preserve believable anatomy, hands, fingers, eyewear, facial structure, pose clarity, and group consistency. Do not merge faces, remove people, add extra people, or distort limbs. Keep the number of people exact and maintain a clear sense of group connection. Compose the final result for 4:5 Portrait, ensuring the group feels centered, well-balanced, and naturally framed, with no awkward cropping of faces, shoulders, or hands. The final image should resemble a polished retro sitcom cast photo with cozy charm, nostalgic styling, and analog softness. Do not add text, show titles, logos, credits, watermarks, decorative borders, or TV screen overlays.

Edit the uploaded group into a warm Diwali family portrait. Use the people in the source image as the subjects and preserve every person's exact face, age, natural skin tone, height difference, body proportions, and family resemblance. Do not make anyone look older, younger, more alike, or different from the source. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: group arrangement and pose. If clothing is not preserved, dress the family in coordinated festive outfits with tasteful red, gold, and cream tones while keeping the styling varied and natural for each person. If pose is not preserved, arrange the family in a relaxed group portrait pose with everyone standing or gathered naturally together and all faces clearly visible. Place the group in a home entrance decorated for lakshmi puja with marigold torans, a large rangoli, and glowing diyas placed at the family's feet, integrating the rangoli, diyas, doorway decorations, and home setting in a realistic and respectful way while keeping the family as the clear focal point. Apply warm joyful festive color grading and lighting, with warm festive illumination, realistic skin texture, natural facial detail, believable shadows, and enough depth to keep all faces sharp and readable. Do not add extra people, text, logos, or watermarks. Avoid distorted hands, duplicated faces, or merged facial features. Compose the final image for 4:5 Portrait, ensuring all family members are fully and clearly framed without awkward cropping.

Edit the uploaded group into a joyful Diwali family portrait set in Karachi or Sindh. Use all people in the source image as the subjects and preserve every person's exact face, age, natural skin tone, height difference, body proportions, and recognizable features. Keep each identity distinct and do not make family members look more alike than they do in the source. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: group arrangement and pose. If clothing is not preserved, dress the family in bright festive shalwar kameez, kurtas, and saris with tasteful coordinated colors while keeping each person's outfit distinct and culturally appropriate. If pose is not preserved, arrange the family naturally together in a joyful candid group portrait with all faces clearly visible. Place the family in the courtyard of a historic stone temple in karachi or sindh decorated with diyas, string lights, a rangoli at the family's feet, a box of mithai, and children's sparklers glowing safely nearby, integrating the historic stone architecture, rangoli, diyas, mithai, and festive surroundings naturally and respectfully. Apply warm joyful festive color grading and lighting with a warm evening glow, realistic skin tones, natural facial texture, balanced festive highlights, and enough depth to keep all family members readable. Do not add extra people, alter ages, merge faces, distort hands, or create unsafe sparkler placement near children. Do not add text, logos, or watermarks. Compose the final image for 4:5 Portrait while keeping the entire family comfortably framed.

The first uploaded photo is a group photo of a family. The second uploaded photo shows one more person who was missing from it. Add the person from the second uploaded photo into the first uploaded photo, standing at the right end of the group. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: identities and facial features and group arrangement and pose. Keep everyone already in the first uploaded photo exactly as they are: faces, skin tones, clothing, and positions. Keep the added person's face shape, eyes, nose, lips, hairline, hair, any beard, glasses, or head covering, apparent age, exact skin tone, and outfit exactly as in the second uploaded photo; do not blend them with anyone else, beautify, slim, de-age, or lighten them. If group arrangement and pose are not preserved, you may shift people slightly so the added person fits naturally. Match the added person's size, focus, lighting, shadows, and grain to the rest of the group so they look like they were there. Apply match the original photo's colors color grading. Background setting: keep original background; if a new background is chosen, replace it, otherwise keep the first uploaded photo's background and extend it naturally behind the added person. Do not add extra people, text, lettering, or logos. Compose for 4:5 Portrait without cropping either face.

Merge the first uploaded photo and the second uploaded photo into one formal group family portrait for Eid. The first uploaded photo shows the parents and the second uploaded photo shows their children; include every person from both photos and no one else. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: identities and facial features. Always keep each person's face shape, eyes, nose, lips, hairline, hair, any beard, glasses, or head covering, apparent age, height, and exact skin tone exactly as in their own photo. Treat everyone as separate people; do not blend, swap, beautify, slim, de-age, or lighten any face, and keep natural skin texture. Dress everyone in modest, formal festive clothes such as kurtas, shalwar kameez, or embroidered suits in coordinated soft colors. If group arrangement and pose are not preserved, seat the parents on a sofa in the center with the children standing behind or beside them, everyone smiling at the camera, at realistic relative heights. Light everyone with the same soft, warm light. Apply warm golden neutral color grading. Replace the background with living room decorated for eid with warm string lights, crescent lanterns, and soft floral accents, keeping clean edges around hair and clothing. Do not add extra people, text, lettering, or logos. Compose for 4:5 Portrait without cropping any face.

Merge the first uploaded photo and the second uploaded photo into one warm group photo. The first uploaded photo shows a grandparent and the second uploaded photo shows their older grandchild, a preteen or teenager. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: identities and facial features. Always keep the grandparent's face shape, eyes, nose, lips, hairline, hair, any beard, glasses, or head covering, apparent age, and exact skin tone as in the first uploaded photo, and the grandchild's exactly as in the second uploaded photo. Treat them as two separate people; do not blend, swap, beautify, slim, de-age, or lighten either face, and keep natural skin texture. Keep both ages exactly as they are, with realistic relative sizes. Keep the modest outfit each person wears in their own photo. If group arrangement and pose are not preserved, seat them together on a charpai, the grandparent showing a plain book to the grandchild, both relaxed and smiling. Light both with the same soft morning sunlight. Apply soft warm natural color grading. Replace the background with sunny traditional courtyard with a woven charpai, potted plants, and soft morning light, keeping clean edges around hair and clothing. Do not add extra people, text, lettering, or logos. Compose for 4:5 Portrait without cropping either face.

Merge the first uploaded photo and the second uploaded photo into one proud graduation day group photo. The first uploaded photo shows the graduate and the second uploaded photo shows their parent. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: identities and facial features. Always keep the graduate's face shape, eyes, nose, lips, hairline, hair, any beard, glasses, or head covering, apparent age, and exact skin tone as in the first uploaded photo, and the parent's exactly as in the second uploaded photo. Treat them as two separate people; do not blend, swap, beautify, slim, de-age, or lighten either face, and keep natural skin texture. Dress the graduate in a plain black graduation gown and cap with no crest or insignia, and keep the parent's own outfit. If group arrangement and pose are not preserved, stand them side by side, the parent's arm around the graduate, both smiling at the camera, at realistic relative heights. Light both with the same bright daylight and matching shadows. Apply bright neutral color grading. Replace the background with sunny campus lawn with trees and softly blurred academic buildings, keeping clean edges around hair and clothing. Do not add extra people, text, lettering, or logos. Compose for 4:5 Portrait without cropping either face.

Transform the uploaded group photo into a peaceful hand-painted anime countryside scene of a family or friends. Use every person in the source image as the group. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: preserve the identities and facial features. Each anime character must stay clearly recognizable as the matching person in the source: keep each face shape, eye shape, nose, lips, hairstyle, hair color, any beard, glasses, or head covering, apparent age, and exact skin tone, translated faithfully into anime style. Treat them as separate people; do not blend, swap, lighten, de-age, or replace any face with a generic anime face. Render it as a soft hand-painted animated film frame with watercolor-like backgrounds, gentle linework, and warm painterly shading. Use an original, generic anime illustration style; do not imitate any specific studio, artist, series, or existing character. Keep everyone's own outfits, simplified into soft painted anime clothing, keeping any head covering or dupatta. If group arrangement and pose are not preserved, seat them together on a plain picnic blanket on a grassy hill, the eldest in the middle, everyone smiling and looking toward the camera. Light everyone with the same warm summer sunlight and soft drifting cloud shadows. Apply fresh natural green color grading. Replace the background with sunlit anime countryside with green fields, trees, distant hills, soft clouds, wildflowers and gentle atmospheric depth, drawn in the same anime style. Do not add extra people, text, lettering, watermarks, brand names, or logos; keep clothing modest, plain, and unbranded. Compose for 4:5 Portrait without cropping any face.

Transform the uploaded person into an elegant South Asian fashion editorial portrait, preserving their identity, facial features, natural skin texture, and recognizable identity, proportions, defining features, and expression. Style the subject in refined traditional attire with delicate embroidery, statement jewellery, fresh jasmine flowers, softly styled hair, and a graceful posed expression. Use warm neutral with luminous gold highlights color grading, luminous cinematic highlights, realistic fabric texture, and a nostalgic film finish. Create gentle lateral motion in the surroundings while keeping the face, hair, outfit, jewellery, and hands crisp. Place the scene in upscale softly blurred interior with lateral motion blur with a soft, premium editorial atmosphere. Do not add extra people, text, logos, watermarks, artificial skin, altered identity, or distorted fingers. Compose for 4:5 Portrait without awkwardly cropping the face, hairstyle, outfit details, or hands.

Transform the uploaded person into one vertical three-panel South Asian editorial collage, preserving their identity, facial features, natural skin texture, and recognizable identity, proportions, defining features, and expression consistently across every panel. Create exactly three horizontal panels: a close portrait resting the cheek on one hand, an extreme close-up of the same eyes and brows, and a wider portrait showing traditional clothing and jewellery. Style the subject with an embroidered light-toned outfit, patterned drape, small bindi, ornate earrings, and stacked bangles. Use rich amber-gold with deep brown shadows color grading, cinematic side light, realistic pores, detailed fabric, and thin dark dividers between panels. Use dark indoor room with strong late-afternoon window shadows consistently behind all three panels with a soft window-lit editorial atmosphere. Do not add text, logos, watermarks, carousel dots, a fourth panel, artificial skin, altered identity, or distorted fingers. Compose the full collage for 4:5 Portrait.

Transform the uploaded person into an elegant cinematic festive-fashion portrait while preserving the subject’s recognizable identity, facial structure, natural skin texture, and defining facial features. Follow the selected preservation requirements exactly: recognizable identity, proportions, defining features, and expression. If clothing is not preserved, replace the original outfit with a luxurious champagne-gold traditional formal look: a heavily embellished sequined saree with a fitted long-sleeve blouse, intricate beadwork, shimmering embroidery, translucent layered fabric, and refined metallic detailing. Add elegant oversized gold statement hoop earrings and a delicate layered gold necklace with a small circular pendant. Keep the styling sophisticated, glamorous, realistic, and suitable for a premium celebration or evening event. If pose is not preserved, reposition the subject into a graceful three-quarter fashion pose with the torso slightly angled away from the camera, shoulders relaxed, arms naturally gathered near the waist, head gently tilted downward and toward one side, eyes looking softly downward, and a subtle confident closed-mouth smile. The expression should feel calm, graceful, candid, and naturally captured rather than deliberately posed. Style the hair in an elegant half-up evening hairstyle with volume at the crown, a loose textured bun or gathered section at the top, soft strands framing the face, and the remaining hair flowing naturally around the shoulders. Preserve the subject’s natural hair color and realistic strand detail. Apply warm cinematic golden amber color grading throughout the image. Use rich warm highlights, glowing amber-gold illumination, soft luminous skin tones, subtle shadow depth, gentle highlight roll-off, and polished cinematic contrast. Illuminate the subject with flattering warm directional event lighting that creates delicate golden rim light around the hair and shoulders while maintaining realistic facial detail and natural skin texture. Avoid plastic skin, excessive smoothing, or artificial beauty-filter effects. Create luxurious indoor festive event with glowing golden lights, reflective surfaces, soft anonymous crowd shapes, and strong horizontal directional motion blur. Render the environment as an upscale indoor celebration or fashion-event atmosphere with warm decorative lighting, reflective golden surfaces, distant anonymous figures or shapes, and shallow depth of field. Introduce strong directional background motion blur and elongated horizontal golden light streaks to create the impression that the surroundings are moving rapidly past the camera while the subject remains sharply focused. Keep the subject’s face, eyes, jewelry, clothing embroidery, and foreground body details crisp and highly detailed. Motion blur should affect primarily the background and peripheral environmental elements, not the face. Add soft optical glow, realistic lens bloom around bright lights, subtle depth separation, fine photographic texture, and a premium full-frame-camera look. Frame the portrait from approximately the upper thighs or waist upward with the subject occupying most of the composition while still leaving enough surrounding space for the moving golden environment to remain visible. Keep the face positioned naturally within the upper-middle portion of the frame. Do not add text, logos, watermarks, phone-interface elements, carousel arrows, social-media icons, borders, duplicated jewelry, extra fingers, distorted hands, malformed fabric, duplicated limbs, or recognizable additional people. Compose and crop the final image specifically for 4:5 Portrait, maintaining a polished editorial composition without awkwardly cropping the head, hairstyle, earrings, arms, hands, saree draping, or important clothing details.

Transform the uploaded person into an elegant three-panel cinematic editorial collage while preserving the subject’s recognizable identity, facial structure, natural skin texture, hair characteristics, and defining features. Follow the selected preservation requirements exactly: recognizable identity, proportions, defining features, and expression. Create one cohesive portrait made from three separate photographic crops of the same subject. Divide the canvas into three wide diagonal sections using very thin, clean light-colored separator lines. The panels should feel like three moments from the same professional fashion photoshoot rather than three unrelated images. If clothing is not preserved, style the subject in an elegant ivory traditional formal outfit with delicate gold embroidery, beadwork, sequins, and refined fabric texture. Add tasteful traditional gold jewelry, including ornate round statement earrings and layered decorative bangles. Keep the styling sophisticated, detailed, and realistic. If pose is not preserved, use a different complementary pose or detail crop in each section: Top panel: show a close side-profile or three-quarter beauty portrait from approximately the shoulders upward. Turn the subject’s face gently toward nearby flowers with the chin slightly lifted and eyes softly closed or lowered. Keep the expression peaceful and subtly smiling. Let loose natural hair flow around the head and shoulders. Middle panel: create an extreme beauty close-up focused primarily on one eye, eyebrow, upper cheek, and a small portion of the nose bridge. Preserve the subject’s actual eye shape and facial identity. Use refined natural eye makeup with defined lashes and a subtle eyeliner treatment. Keep pores, eyebrow hairs, eyelashes, and skin texture realistic and sharply resolved. Bottom panel: show a graceful close-up of one hand and forearm with the palm facing gently upward and fingers naturally relaxed. Decorate the wrist with multiple intricate gold bangles. Include part of the embroidered garment near the edge of the frame so the three panels remain visually connected. Integrate delicate white jasmine-like blossoms around the subject’s hair in the upper panel, with a small cascading strand positioned naturally near the ear. Include vivid pink-red blossoms close to the face in the upper panel and near the open hand in the lower panel. Keep all flowers botanical and realistic, with natural stems, petal shapes, and believable scale. Apply warm golden-hour romantic editorial with softly luminous skin, rich natural contrast, creamy highlights, and elegant warm tones color grading consistently across all three panels. Keep skin realistic and dimensional, preserve fine facial and hair detail, maintain controlled highlight roll-off, and avoid excessive skin smoothing or artificial beauty-filter effects. Use directional natural-looking light that creates a luminous edge around individual hair strands, delicate highlights on jewelry and embroidery, and soft sculpting across the face and hand. Keep the three sections consistent in lighting direction and photographic treatment so they clearly belong to the same shoot. Create the environment from soft sunlit garden greenery with warm natural bokeh and distant foliage completely out of focus. Render it with strong shallow depth of field, smooth circular bokeh, gentle tonal separation, and enough blur that the subject, flowers, jewelry, and clothing remain the visual focus. Do not introduce distracting recognizable people or unnecessary objects. Use a premium editorial photography aesthetic with realistic full-frame-camera rendering, shallow depth of field, crisp focal details, subtle optical softness outside the focal plane, fine photographic texture, and restrained cinematic polish. Keep the diagonal separators extremely thin and elegant. Do not use thick borders, decorative frames, text boxes, or graphic-design elements beyond the three photographic sections and their narrow separators. The final collage should feel romantic, refined, celebratory, intimate, and fashion-editorial while remaining photorealistic. Each panel should reveal a different detail of the same person: overall beauty and floral styling, expressive eye detail, and graceful jewelry-adorned hand detail. Do not add text, logos, watermarks, social-media interface elements, carousel arrows, pagination dots, UI icons, duplicate faces, mismatched identities between panels, extra hands, malformed fingers, duplicated jewelry, distorted flowers, or inconsistent clothing. Compose the complete collage specifically for 4:5 Portrait, keeping the important face, eye, flowers, hand, jewelry, and clothing details comfortably inside the canvas and ensuring all three diagonal panels remain clearly visible.

Transform the uploaded person into an elegant monochrome cinematic portrait while preserving the subject’s recognizable identity, facial structure, natural skin texture, hair characteristics, and defining facial features. Follow the selected preservation requirements exactly: recognizable identity, proportions, defining features, and expression. If clothing is not preserved, replace the original outfit with a graceful traditional saree look. Use a dark fitted blouse with a soft wide neckline and drape a light-toned saree across the shoulder and chest. The saree should have a delicate embroidered or beaded border with subtle shimmering detail and a soft flowing fabric appearance. Add ornate jhumka-style earrings and a very delicate necklace with a small pendant. Keep the styling refined, timeless, and feminine. If pose is not preserved, create a close portrait from around the mid-torso upward with the body turned slightly away from the camera. Let the subject lean or rest close to a wall, with the head turned gently to one side and the gaze directed off-camera. Keep the expression calm, introspective, soft, and elegant, with a faint subtle smile or neutral relaxed lips. Style the hair in a loose, softly tousled, naturally flowing way with visible wave movement and a few strands falling around the face. Preserve the subject’s natural hair texture while giving it a romantic, editorial quality. Apply soft cinematic monochrome with silver-gray midtones, gentle film grain, luminous highlights, and deep romantic shadows color grading throughout the image. Render the entire portrait in rich monochrome black and white with soft silver-gray tonal transitions, luminous highlights, delicate midtones, and deep but smooth shadows. Preserve realistic skin texture, natural pores, subtle lip definition, soft eye detail, and visible hair strands. Avoid plastic retouching or over-smoothed skin. Create minimal textured wall with dramatic natural leaf shadows and soft sunlight filtering across the scene. Use a minimal textured wall as the main setting, allowing dramatic organic leaf or branch shadows to fall across the wall and partially across the subject. The shadows should feel naturally cast by sunlight filtering through foliage rather than painted or artificial. Use strong directional light from one side, similar to sunlight coming through a nearby window or filtered outdoor light. Let the face, jewelry, and saree border catch elegant highlights while the opposite side falls into softer shadow. Maintain a moody but flattering portrait balance. Include the subject’s soft cast shadow on the wall where appropriate, along with the leafy dappled shadows, to create visual depth and a poetic cinematic mood. Keep the wall simple and uncluttered so the subject remains the focus. Use a shallow-to-moderate depth of field with a premium editorial-photography feel. Keep the face, earrings, necklace, and key saree details sharp while the background remains slightly softened. Add subtle fine film grain and gentle tonal softness to create a timeless classic portrait aesthetic. The overall image should feel graceful, intimate, nostalgic, monochrome, and quietly dramatic, like a refined fine-art portrait or cinematic still. Do not add text, logos, watermarks, social-media interface elements, play buttons, extra people, duplicated jewelry, distorted clothing, malformed hands, extra limbs, or facial distortions. Compose and crop the final image specifically for 4:5 Portrait, keeping the face, hair, earrings, necklace, shoulder drape, and important shadow patterns comfortably inside the frame.

Transform the uploaded person into a cinematic three-panel editorial portrait collage while preserving the subject’s recognizable identity, facial structure, natural skin texture, hair characteristics, and defining facial features. Follow the selected preservation requirements exactly: recognizable identity, proportions, defining features, and expression. Create one cohesive portrait composed of three horizontal photographic panels stacked vertically. Each panel should show the same subject in a different close-up pose while maintaining identical identity, hairstyle, wardrobe, lighting direction, and overall photographic treatment. If clothing is not preserved, replace the original outfit with a dark chocolate-brown or near-black collared shirt or lightweight jacket with a relaxed open neckline. Keep the styling minimal, masculine, understated, and editorial. Add subtle accessories such as a small hoop earring and a thin chain necklace only if they support the look. If pose is not preserved, create three complementary portrait variations: Top panel: show a close frontal or slightly three-quarter head-and-shoulders portrait with the subject facing mostly toward the camera. Keep the expression serious, calm, and slightly intense, with relaxed lips and direct or nearly direct eye contact. Middle panel: turn the upper body and head more strongly to one side, creating an over-the-shoulder or strong three-quarter profile. Direct the eyes back toward the camera or slightly past it. Keep the jawline pronounced and the expression composed and self-assured. Bottom panel: create the tightest close-up, cropping closer around the face and shoulders. Let a few strands of hair fall across the forehead or near one eye, and use an intense sideways gaze or direct stare to produce a more dramatic editorial mood. Style the hair with slightly wet, tousled, textured movement. Preserve the subject’s natural hair color and overall structure while allowing loose strands and subtle volume around the forehead. If facial hair is present, keep it natural and consistent rather than removing or exaggerating it. Apply warm cinematic amber-brown editorial with rich skin highlights, deep chocolate shadows, muted earth tones, and subtle film grain color grading consistently across all three panels. Use warm amber-brown skin highlights, muted earthy tones, deep chocolate clothing, rich soft shadows, and strong but controlled cinematic contrast. Preserve realistic pores, facial hair, lip texture, eyebrow detail, and individual hair strands. Avoid excessive smoothing or artificial beauty-filter effects. Create minimal matte warm beige wall with strong directional sunlight and sharply defined head-and-shoulder cast shadows. Use a simple matte beige, tan, or warm taupe wall behind the subject. Keep the background minimal and uncluttered so the face and shadow patterns remain dominant. Use strong direct sunlight or hard directional studio light coming from one side of the frame. Allow the light to strike the subject’s face and hair while creating a bold, clearly defined cast shadow of the head and shoulders on the wall behind. The cast shadow should be an important visual element in all three panels. Keep the illuminated areas warm and dimensional while preserving enough detail in the shadowed side of the face. Use realistic highlights along the cheekbones, brow, nose bridge, lips, jawline, and hair. Avoid flat studio lighting. Maintain the same lighting direction and wall color in all three frames so the collage feels like one continuous editorial photo session. Use shallow depth of field and a premium portrait-photography aesthetic. Keep the eyes, face, hair, and nearby clothing details crisp while the plain wall remains softly rendered. Add very subtle analog film grain and gentle tonal softness for a polished but slightly vintage finish. Separate the three horizontal photographs with extremely thin, subtle divider lines or clean edge transitions. Do not add decorative graphic frames, text, captions, or scrapbook elements. The final composition should feel masculine, warm, minimal, intense, sophisticated, and cinematic, similar to a high-fashion portrait contact sheet or editorial campaign. Do not add text, logos, watermarks, social-media interface elements, gallery icons, extra people, mismatched identities between panels, duplicated facial features, malformed ears, distorted jewelry, extra limbs, or unrealistic facial anatomy. Compose and crop the complete three-panel collage specifically for 4:5 Portrait, keeping all three faces, hairstyles, shoulders, and important cast shadows comfortably visible within the canvas.

Transform the uploaded person into an elegant four-panel cinematic portrait collage while preserving the subject’s recognizable identity, facial structure, natural skin texture, hair characteristics, and defining facial features. Follow the selected preservation requirements exactly: recognizable identity, proportions, defining features, and expression. Create one cohesive four-image editorial collage arranged as a clean two-by-two grid with thin, subtle divider lines. Every panel must show the same subject with consistent identity, hairstyle, wardrobe, jewelry, lighting direction, and photographic treatment. If clothing is not preserved, replace the original outfit with a rich royal or cobalt-blue saree made from soft flowing fabric, paired with a matching fitted blouse with short puff sleeves or gently structured sleeves. Keep the saree elegant, refined, and lightly translucent in the draped sections. Add ornate silver jhumka-style earrings, a delicate small pendant necklace, and subtle matching bangles if visible. Include a tiny understated bindi for a traditional editorial finish. If pose is not preserved, create four complementary portraits: Top-left panel: show the subject seated gracefully on old stone steps or beside a historic stone wall, holding a compact bouquet of deep crimson-red roses in both hands. Keep the body relaxed, feet naturally placed, and let the subject look slightly away from the camera with a soft calm smile. Top-right panel: create a close beauty portrait from approximately the chest upward. Let the subject lower the gaze slightly with a gentle smile, highlighting the silver earrings, natural skin texture, subtle makeup, bindi, and the translucent blue saree drape across the shoulder. Keep the face softly lit and intimate. Bottom-left panel: create a closer front-facing portrait with the bouquet of red roses raised near the lower foreground. Let the subject look toward the camera with a composed, warm expression. Keep the roses richly detailed and the face crisp, with shallow depth of field behind. Bottom-right panel: show a full or three-quarter standing portrait beneath a grand heritage archway or historic stone structure. Let the subject hold the bouquet at waist level while the saree pallu lifts and flows outward to one side in a gentle breeze, creating graceful motion. Keep the architecture symmetrical and cinematic without overpowering the subject. Keep the hairstyle long, loose, smooth, and softly flowing with natural volume. Preserve the subject’s natural hair color and texture while allowing slight movement from the breeze in the wider panels. Apply warm heritage cinematic color with rich royal blue, deep crimson roses, natural golden skin tones, soft sandstone neutrals, and refined contrast color grading consistently across all four panels. Use warm natural skin tones, deep royal-blue fabric, saturated crimson roses, soft sandstone and taupe architecture, and clean luminous highlights. Add subtle golden warmth in the skin and stone while keeping the blue saree vibrant and elegant. Create historic sandstone courtyard with old stone steps, textured heritage walls, carved archways, and softly blurred palace architecture. Interpret it as an old heritage or palace-like architectural setting with weathered stone steps, carved archways, textured walls, and warm historic masonry. Keep the environment photorealistic, uncluttered, and softly softened by depth of field where appropriate. Use soft directional natural light, similar to late-afternoon sunlight entering a shaded heritage courtyard. Let the light gently shape the face, hair, saree folds, bouquet, and stone textures. Avoid harsh flat lighting. Preserve highlight detail in the blue fabric and roses. Use shallow-to-moderate depth of field in the close portraits and slightly deeper focus in the wider architectural panels. Keep the face, jewelry, bouquet, and saree texture sharp while allowing distant stone details to soften naturally. Add very subtle editorial polish such as fine photographic grain, restrained highlight bloom, and soft contrast. In one close panel, a few tiny warm spark-like glints may appear near the lower saree edge, but keep them minimal, elegant, and realistic rather than magical or decorative. The collage should feel romantic, regal, cinematic, traditional, and polished, like a fashion story photographed at a historic palace or heritage monument. Do not add social-media interface elements, play buttons, watermarks, logos, extra people, inconsistent identities between panels, duplicated jewelry, malformed flowers, extra hands, distorted fingers, warped architecture, or excessive fantasy effects. Compose and crop the complete collage specifically for 4:5 Portrait, keeping all four panels, faces, roses, jewelry, saree drape, stone steps, and archway comfortably visible within the canvas.

Transform the uploaded group into a luxury editorial-style group portrait while preserving identities and facial features and group arrangement and pose. Keep every person clearly recognizable, with realistic facial proportions, natural skin texture, authentic expressions, and the exact same number of people. Maintain a refined group presence so the final result feels like the same people elevated into a premium magazine campaign. Restyle the group with a high-fashion editorial aesthetic, using coordinated wardrobe, elegant styling, polished grooming, and a visually cohesive group look. The people should appear sophisticated, confident, and intentionally arranged, as if photographed for a premium fashion or lifestyle magazine. Clothing, accessories, and overall styling should feel elevated and harmonious rather than costume-like. Apply elegant warm editorial color grading with sophisticated tones, soft but premium contrast, flattering skin rendering, elegant highlight control, and polished editorial lighting. Use a luxurious visual finish with subtle depth, refined texture, and a clean upscale feel. The result should look premium, stylish, and camera-ready without becoming overly dramatic or artificial. Build the setting from luxury garden picnic with soft golden-hour light, interpreting it as a high-end editorial environment that supports the fashion-campaign look. The background can be an elegant indoor or outdoor lifestyle setting, but it should always feel aspirational, tasteful, and visually polished. Keep the environment supportive and attractive while ensuring the group remains the clear focal point. Use deliberate composition with balanced spacing, graceful posture, and a cohesive visual rhythm across the group. Preserve believable anatomy, hands, fingers, facial structure, eyewear, and group consistency. Do not merge faces, remove people, add extra people, or distort limbs. Keep the number of people exact and the group arrangement visually coherent. Compose the final result for 4:5 Portrait, ensuring the group feels centered, premium, and magazine-worthy, with no awkward cropping of faces, shoulders, or hands. The final image should resemble a high-end editorial campaign image featuring the same group in a luxury lifestyle setting. Do not add text, magazine mastheads, cover lines, logos, watermarks, or decorative borders.

Transform the uploaded person into an elegant three-panel traditional fashion portrait while preserving the subject’s recognizable identity, facial structure, natural skin texture, hair characteristics, and defining facial features. Follow the selected preservation requirements exactly: recognizable identity, proportions, defining features, and expression. Create one cohesive vertical triptych made from three cinematic photographs of the same subject, stacked from top to bottom and separated by thin white dotted or beaded divider lines. Keep the identity, hairstyle, wardrobe, jewelry, lighting direction, and color treatment consistent across all three panels. If clothing is not preserved, replace the original outfit with an elegant white or ivory embroidered traditional dress featuring delicate threadwork, floral embroidery, sheer sleeves, and soft semi-transparent fabric. Keep the outfit refined, feminine, luminous, and detailed without appearing overly ornate. Add traditional silver-toned jhumka earrings, a tiny black bindi, a delicate nose pin if suitable, and stacks of deep red glass bangles mixed with antique-silver kadas or oxidized bangles on both wrists. Add one ornate silver statement ring and a few minimal thin rings. Jewelry should look realistic, intricate, and handcrafted rather than oversized or artificial. If pose is not preserved, create three coordinated panels: Top panel: show an extreme close-up of the subject’s crossed hands and wrists resting gently over the white embroidered fabric. Make the red bangles, oxidized silver bangles, statement ring, fingers, and embroidery the visual focus. Use soft sunlight to reveal jewelry texture, skin detail, and fabric stitching. Middle panel: create the main portrait from approximately the waist or chest upward. Position the subject near a wooden window or warm interior opening, with both arms raised naturally behind the head as if adjusting or gathering the hair. Keep the elbows visible, shoulders relaxed, and gaze directed softly toward the camera. Use a calm, poised, subtly confident expression with relaxed lips. Bottom panel: create another intimate close-up focused on the hands, wrists, red bangles, silver jewelry, and embroidered white sleeves. Let the hands overlap naturally at a gentle diagonal, with rich detail in the bangles, ring, fabric, and skin texture. Style the hair in a loose low ponytail or softly gathered hairstyle with several face-framing strands falling naturally around the cheeks and forehead. Preserve the subject’s natural hair color and texture while making the styling softly romantic and understated. Apply warm intimate golden window light with creamy ivory whites, deep ruby-red bangles, antique silver jewelry, natural skin tones, and soft nostalgic film contrast color grading consistently across all three panels. Use warm golden sunlight, creamy ivory whites, deep ruby-red bangles, oxidized silver jewelry, soft natural skin tones, warm wooden browns, and gentle cinematic shadow depth. Preserve realistic pores, hand texture, fine hairs, fabric stitching, embroidery, metal reflections, and glass-bangle highlights. Create warm traditional indoor setting beside a wooden window or doorway with muted beige-brown walls, soft sunlight, and shallow cinematic blur as a warm, softly lit traditional interior with a wooden doorway or window frame, muted beige or brown walls, and minimal softly blurred furnishings. Keep the environment intimate and unobtrusive so the subject, jewelry, and white embroidered clothing remain dominant. Use strong directional natural sunlight entering from one side, similar to warm late-afternoon window light. Let sunlight create luminous highlights across the face, arms, hands, earrings, rings, bangles, and embroidered sleeves, while producing soft natural shadows that sculpt the features. Maintain shallow depth of field in the main portrait and macro-like detail in the hand panels. Keep jewelry and hands crisp in the close-ups while allowing surrounding fabric and background to soften naturally. Add subtle editorial polish with fine photographic grain, warm highlight roll-off, gentle optical bloom, and a soft nostalgic film texture. The image should feel intimate, graceful, traditional, and cinematic, like a jewelry-and-fashion editorial captured in natural window light. Optionally include only a few tiny decorative symbolic accents near the edge of the middle panel, such as very small sparkle, white dove, crescent moon, or ring motifs, but keep them minimal and secondary to the photography. Do not add social-media UI, play buttons, logos, watermarks, unrelated text, extra people, mismatched identities between panels, duplicated hands, extra fingers, malformed jewelry, distorted bangles, or inconsistent clothing. Compose and crop the complete three-panel artwork specifically for 4:5 Portrait, keeping the main face, raised arms, hands, rings, bangles, earrings, embroidered sleeves, and all three panels comfortably visible within the frame.

Edit the uploaded person into a professional LinkedIn headshot with flattering soft studio light and sharp focus on the eyes. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: recognizable identity, proportions, defining features, and expression. If clothing is not preserved, dress them in a well-fitted navy blazer over a plain white shirt. If pose is not preserved, use straight head-and-shoulders framing facing the camera. Keep their face shape, eyes, nose, lips, hairline, any beard, glasses, or head covering, apparent age, and exact skin tone; do not beautify, slim, de-age, or lighten the skin, and keep natural skin texture. Apply bright neutral color grading with soft, even light. Replace the background with soft evenly lit light-grey studio backdrop, keeping clean edges around hair and clothing. Do not add people, text, lettering, or logos. Compose for 1:1 Square without cropping the face.

Transform the uploaded group into a polished contemporary anime-style group portrait while preserving identities and facial features and group arrangement and pose. Keep every person clearly recognizable, with distinct facial identity, consistent hairstyle, natural expression, and the exact same number of people. Retain the core identity of each group member so the final image feels like an anime version of the same real friends, not different characters. Reimagine the group as a stylish anime ensemble with clean linework, expressive eyes, refined facial shading, polished character rendering, and visually appealing illustrated detail. Use a modern premium anime look rather than a childish cartoon style. The characters should feel lively, attractive, and cohesive as a group, with expressive but believable poses and strong visual harmony. Apply vibrant cinematic color treatment using anime-inspired lighting, rich color separation, soft glow where appropriate, crisp highlights, clean shadows, and vibrant yet balanced tones. The final image should feel cinematic and polished, with attractive illustrated depth and a premium digital-anime finish. Build the environment from detailed scenic outdoor adventure setting, interpreting it as a detailed illustrated setting that supports the group naturally. Include scenic depth, clean environmental storytelling, and a visually rich background, while keeping the group as the clear focal point. The setting should feel immersive and polished rather than flat or minimal. Preserve believable anatomy, hand structure, eyewear, hair silhouettes, clothing cues, accessories, and group consistency. Do not merge faces, remove people, add extra people, or distort limbs. The anime transformation should stylize the group while keeping everyone individually readable and attractive. Compose the final result for 4:5 Portrait, making sure the group feels balanced, energetic, and visually unified. Avoid awkward cropping of faces, shoulders, hands, or key accessories. The final image should look like a high-quality contemporary anime promotional illustration of the same group. Do not add text, logos, watermarks, speech bubbles, manga panels, subtitles, or decorative borders.

Transform the uploaded pet into a polished cartoon-and-animation character while preserving pet identity and distinctive markings and original pose and composition so the pet remains immediately recognizable. Reinterpret the pet with clean stylized shapes, expressive eyes, simplified but accurate anatomy, smooth hand-painted shading, crisp silhouette definition, and richly rendered fur, feathers, scales, or other natural surface details appropriate to the animal. Preserve the pet’s species, breed or type, facial structure, natural colors, markings, eye color, ear or feather shape, and other recognizable traits. Use bright cheerful cinematic to define the overall palette, lighting, and emotional tone. Create a vibrant animated-film look with soft cinematic illumination, gentle highlights, appealing contrast, smooth gradients, subtle depth, and a charming storybook quality. Build the scene using lush sunlit animated natural environment with soft foliage and atmospheric depth, translating the environment into a colorful animated setting with simplified forms, painterly foliage or scenery, atmospheric depth, and soft background blur so the pet remains the main focus. Keep the result expressive and premium, balancing hand-drawn animation charm with polished 3D-inspired depth. Avoid extreme caricature, excessive eye enlargement, changing the animal into another species, inaccurate markings, malformed anatomy, extra limbs, text, logos, or watermarks. Compose the final image for 4:5 Portrait, keeping important features such as the face, ears, wings, paws, tail, or full silhouette comfortably visible without awkward cropping.

Transform the uploaded pet into a polished anime companion while preserving pet identity and distinctive markings and original pose and composition so the pet remains clearly recognizable. Reinterpret the animal with expressive anime-style eyes, clean linework, simplified but accurate anatomy, softly stylized fur, feathers, mane, scales, or other natural surface details, and refined cel shading. Preserve the pet’s species, breed or type, facial structure, natural colors, markings, eye color, ear shape, mane pattern, muzzle shape, and other distinctive identifying features. Use warm adventurous to control the palette, lighting, and emotional tone. Apply soft cinematic anime lighting, gentle highlights, warm atmospheric glow, smooth cel-shaded transitions, subtle rim light, and a polished illustrated finish. Build the scene using sunlit anime countryside with green fields, trees, distant hills, soft clouds, wildflowers and gentle atmospheric depth, transforming it into a whimsical anime environment with natural depth, painterly scenery, soft atmospheric perspective, and subtle storytelling details. Keep the environment visually rich but secondary to the pet. Give the result a charming companion-character feeling, as though the animal belongs in a beautifully animated adventure story. Avoid turning the pet into a human, changing its species, over-exaggerating the eyes, removing distinctive markings, creating malformed anatomy, extra limbs, text, logos, or watermarks. Compose the final image for 4:5 Portrait, keeping the face, ears, paws, wings, mane, tail, or other important features comfortably framed without awkward cropping.

Transform the uploaded portrait into a gentle anime film still of a girl in a summer meadow. Use the main person in the source image as the person. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: preserve their recognizable identity, proportions, defining features, and expression. The anime version must stay clearly recognizable as the uploaded person: keep their face shape, eye shape, nose, lips, eyebrows, hairstyle and hairline, hair color, any beard, glasses, or head covering, apparent age, and exact skin tone, translated faithfully into anime style; do not lighten the skin, change ethnicity, de-age, slim, or replace the face with a generic anime face. Render it as a soft hand-painted animated film frame with watercolor-like backgrounds, gentle linework, and warm painterly shading. Use an original, generic anime illustration style; do not imitate any specific studio, artist, series, or existing character. If clothing is not preserved, dress them in a modest light cotton sundress with a soft knit cardigan; keep any existing head covering. If pose is not preserved, show her standing in the grass with a soft breeze lifting her hair and clothes, one hand holding her hair, smiling toward the camera. Light her with warm afternoon sunlight and soft cloud shadows. Apply soft warm peaceful color grading. Replace the background with grassy hillside meadow with tall wild grass, a bare tree, and a cloudy sky, drawn in the same anime style with clean line edges around hair and clothing. Do not add extra people, text, lettering, watermarks, brand names, or logos; keep clothing modest, plain, and unbranded. Compose for 4:5 Portrait without cropping important facial features.

Transform the uploaded portrait into an epic action anime hero portrait. Use the main person in the source image as the person. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: preserve their recognizable identity, proportions, defining features, and expression. The anime version must stay clearly recognizable as the uploaded person: keep their face shape, eye shape, nose, lips, eyebrows, hairstyle and hairline, hair color, any beard, glasses, or head covering, apparent age, and exact skin tone, translated faithfully into anime style; do not lighten the skin, change ethnicity, de-age, slim, or replace the face with a generic anime face. Render it in a bold action-genre anime style with dynamic linework, sharp cel shading, and speed lines. Use an original, generic anime illustration style; do not imitate any specific studio, artist, series, or existing character. If clothing is not preserved, dress them in a plain open jacket over a training t-shirt and cargo pants, with simple wrist wraps. If pose is not preserved, show him in a confident power-up stance, fists clenched at his sides, hair and jacket blown by the energy, looking determined at the camera. Surround him with a glowing blue-white energy aura and rim light, with small sparks and speed lines in the air. Apply vibrant cinematic color grading. Replace the background with dramatic anime rooftop at sunset with swirling clouds, glowing energy sparks, and a distant city skyline, drawn in the same anime style with clean line edges around hair and clothing. Do not add extra people, text, lettering, watermarks, brand names, or logos; keep clothing modest, plain, and unbranded. Compose for 4:5 Portrait without cropping important facial features.

Transform the uploaded group photo into a warm anime scene of friends on a rooftop at sunset. Use every person in the source image as the group. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: preserve the identities and facial features. Each anime character must stay clearly recognizable as the matching person in the source: keep each face shape, eye shape, nose, lips, hairstyle, hair color, any beard, glasses, or head covering, apparent age, and exact skin tone, translated faithfully into anime style. Treat them as separate people; do not blend, swap, lighten, de-age, or replace any face with a generic anime face. Render it in clean cel-shaded anime style with crisp linework, flat color fills, and simple two-tone shading. Use an original, generic anime illustration style; do not imitate any specific studio, artist, series, or existing character. Keep everyone's own outfits, simplified into clean anime clothing, keeping any head covering or dupatta. If group arrangement and pose are not preserved, arrange them leaning on the railing and sitting on its ledge side by side, laughing together and looking toward the camera. Light everyone with the same warm low sunset light from one side, soft string-light glow, and matching cel shadows. Apply luminous golden-hour warmth color grading. Replace the background with anime city rooftop at sunset with a low railing, warm string lights, and an orange sky over distant buildings, drawn in the same anime style. Do not add extra people, text, lettering, watermarks, brand names, or logos; keep clothing modest, plain, and unbranded. Compose for 4:5 Portrait without cropping any face.

Transform the uploaded portrait into a cute chibi sticker portrait. Use the main person in the source image as the person. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: preserve their recognizable identity, proportions, defining features, expression, and clothing. The anime version must stay clearly recognizable as the uploaded person: keep their face shape, eye shape, nose, lips, eyebrows, hairstyle and hairline, hair color, any beard, glasses, or head covering, apparent age, and exact skin tone, translated faithfully into anime style; do not lighten the skin, change ethnicity, de-age, slim, or replace the face with a generic anime face. Render it as a cute chibi character with a big head, small body, large expressive eyes that keep the person's real eye shape, thick clean outlines, and soft glossy shading. Use an original, generic anime illustration style; do not imitate any specific studio, artist, series, or existing character. If clothing is not preserved, dress them in a cute simplified version of a pastel hoodie and skirt; keep any existing head covering. If pose is not preserved, show the full chibi body standing and waving with a big happy smile and a small head tilt. Use soft even light with small glossy highlights on the hair and eyes, and add a thick white die-cut sticker outline around the character. Apply soft pastel color grading. Replace the background with plain soft pastel backdrop with tiny sparkles and hearts around a white die-cut sticker border, drawn in the same anime style with clean line edges around hair and clothing. Do not add extra people, text, lettering, watermarks, brand names, or logos; keep clothing modest, plain, and unbranded. Compose for 1:1 Square without cropping important facial features.

Transform the uploaded portrait into a moody anime night scene of a boy in the rain. Use the main person in the source image as the person. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: preserve their recognizable identity, proportions, defining features, and expression. The anime version must stay clearly recognizable as the uploaded person: keep their face shape, eye shape, nose, lips, eyebrows, hairstyle and hairline, hair color, any beard, glasses, or head covering, apparent age, and exact skin tone, translated faithfully into anime style; do not lighten the skin, change ethnicity, de-age, slim, or replace the face with a generic anime face. Render it in clean cel-shaded anime style with crisp linework, flat color fills, and simple two-tone shading. Use an original, generic anime illustration style; do not imitate any specific studio, artist, series, or existing character. If clothing is not preserved, dress them in a plain dark long coat over a grey hoodie, with the hood down. If pose is not preserved, show him standing under a clear umbrella, looking slightly off to the side with a calm, thoughtful expression. Light him with cool blue and magenta reflected glow from the street, with rain streaks and puddle reflections. Apply moody cinematic color grading. Replace the background with rainy anime city street at night with glowing signs without readable text, wet pavement reflections, and falling rain, drawn in the same anime style with clean line edges around hair and clothing. Do not add extra people, text, lettering, watermarks, brand names, or logos; keep clothing modest, plain, and unbranded. Compose for 9:16 Story without cropping important facial features.

Merge the first uploaded photo and the second uploaded photo into one group anime illustration of a couple under cherry blossom trees. The first uploaded photo shows person A and the second uploaded photo shows person B. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: preserve the identities and facial features. Keep person A recognizable from the first uploaded photo and person B from the second uploaded photo: preserve each face shape, eye shape, nose, lips, hairstyle, hair color, any beard, glasses, or head covering, apparent age, and exact skin tone, translated faithfully into anime style. Treat them as separate people; do not blend, swap, lighten, de-age, or replace any face with a generic anime face. Render it as a soft hand-painted animated film frame with watercolor-like backgrounds, gentle linework, and warm painterly shading. Use an original, generic anime illustration style; do not imitate any specific studio, artist, series, or existing character. Draw both in modest, plain spring outfits based on their own clothes, keeping any head covering or dupatta. If group arrangement and pose are not preserved, show them walking side by side on the path, holding hands and smiling at each other, at realistic relative heights. Light both with the same soft spring sunlight and drifting petals so they look drawn in one scene. Apply bright dreamy pastel spring with soft blush pinks, creamy whites, fresh botanical greens, warm natural skin tones, and airy luminous highlights color grading. Replace the background with anime park path lined with pink cherry blossom trees, falling petals, and a soft blue sky, drawn in the same anime style. Do not add extra people, text, lettering, watermarks, brand names, or logos; keep clothing modest, plain, and unbranded. Compose for 4:5 Portrait without cropping any face.

Transform the uploaded portrait into an aesthetic pastel anime portrait of an adult college student on campus. Use the main person in the source image as the person. Follow the selected source-preservation settings: preserve their recognizable identity, proportions, defining features, and expression. The anime version must stay clearly recognizable as the uploaded person: keep their face shape, eye shape, nose, lips, eyebrows, hairstyle and hairline, hair color, any beard, glasses, or head covering, apparent age, and exact skin tone, translated faithfully into anime style; do not lighten the skin, change ethnicity, de-age, slim, or replace the face with a generic anime face. Render it in clean cel-shaded anime style with crisp linework, flat color fills, and simple two-tone shading. Use an original, generic anime illustration style; do not imitate any specific studio, artist, series, or existing character. If clothing is not preserved, dress them in a modest casual college outfit: a soft beige cardigan over a plain blouse, a long skirt or loose trousers, and a plain canvas tote bag with no text; keep any existing head covering. If pose is not preserved, show her walking along the campus path holding a few books against her chest, smiling softly at the camera. Light her with bright spring sunlight, soft rim light on her hair, and a few blossom petals floating past. Apply bright dreamy pastel spring with soft blush pinks, creamy whites, fresh botanical greens, warm natural skin tones, and airy luminous highlights color grading. Replace the background with sunlit anime college campus with brick buildings, blossom trees, a wide path, and pink petals drifting in the air, drawn in the same anime style with clean line edges around hair and clothing. Do not add extra people, text, lettering, watermarks, brand names, or logos; keep clothing modest, plain, and unbranded. Compose for 4:5 Portrait without cropping important facial features.