ChatGPT and Gemini Image Codes, Explained

Using the attached product photo, create a clean exploded-view technical illustration of this exact product. Keep its shape, colours, finish and proportions exactly as in the photo. Separate the main parts along one axis, floating a short distance apart in their real assembly order, with thin, faint guide lines showing how they fit together. Plain off-white background, soft even studio light and a gentle shadow under each part. Three-quarter view from slightly above, like a 50 mm product shot, with the whole product centred and evenly spaced. Square 1:1 format. Avoid adding text, labels, numbers or logos, invented parts, and warped or melted shapes.

Using the attached product photo, turn this exact product into a technical blueprint drawing. Keep its true outline, proportions and every visible part exactly as in the photo. Draw it in crisp white and light-blue lines on a deep blueprint-blue background with a faint grid, showing a front view and a side view arranged neatly side by side, with a few thin dimension lines and arrows but no numbers. Flat and even, like a scanned engineering sheet with a slight paper texture, with no shading or photo realism. Landscape 3:2 format with even margins. Avoid readable text, numbers, logos, extra parts and wobbly or broken lines.

Using the attached product photo, show this exact product as a see-through X-ray style image. Keep its outline, size and proportions exactly as in the photo. Make the outer shell semi-transparent with a cool blue glow, so believable inner parts such as circuit boards, wires, speakers, springs or a battery show faintly inside. Dark navy background, a soft glow around the edges and crisp detail. Straight side view with the product centred. Square 1:1. Avoid text, labels, logos, a medical-scan look and invented parts sticking out of the shell.

Using the attached product photo, create a cutaway illustration of this exact product with one section neatly cut open to reveal the inside. Keep the outside shape, colour and finish exactly as in the photo. Make the cut faces clean and flat, showing believable inner layers and parts in muted colours, like a museum display model. Plain light-grey background, soft studio light and a gentle shadow. Three-quarter view from slightly above, with the product centred. Square 1:1. Avoid text, labels, arrows, logos and messy or melted edges.

Using the attached product photo, show this exact product floating in mid-air, as if weightless. Keep its shape, colour, material and details exactly as in the photo. Tilt it slightly for a sense of movement, with a soft, blurred shadow on the plain surface below. Smooth pastel or light-grey seamless background and soft wraparound studio light with a gentle highlight along the edges. Product centred with clear space all around. Square 1:1. Avoid strings, hands, stands, added text or logos, extra items and distortion.

Using the attached product photo, recreate this exact product as a glowing 3D wireframe model. Keep the shape, proportions and all details identical to the photo. Show it as a clean mesh of thin cyan lines with visible polygons, with one half of the product fading from wireframe into a solid, realistic render so the two styles meet in the middle. Dark charcoal background with a subtle floor grid and a soft blue rim light. Three-quarter view from slightly above, like a 3D software viewport, with the product centred and space around it. Square 1:1. Avoid text, interface buttons, logos, extra objects and messy or broken lines.

Using the attached photo of a product or food item, show it sliced cleanly in half to reveal a cross-section. Keep the outer shape, colour and texture exactly as in the photo, and make the inside believable, with clear layers and parts. Show the cut face straight on, like a museum cross-section model, on a plain white or light surface with soft top light and short shadows, as if shot with a 100 mm macro lens. Square 1:1. Avoid text, labels, knives or hands, messy crumbs and invented parts.

Using the attached product photo, create a realistic user-generated style photo of this exact product, as if a customer took it on their phone at home. Keep the product's shape, colour, material and details exactly as in the photo. Show a hand holding it naturally near a window, with a lived-in home background such as a sofa, a bed or a desk, softly out of focus. Natural daylight with slightly uneven light, true colours, a little phone-camera grain and no heavy editing. Casual, slightly off-centre framing at eye level, like a smartphone main camera. Portrait 4:5 format. Avoid added text or logos, studio lighting, extra fingers, distorted hands and a second product.

Using the attached product photo, design a clean product infographic layout around this exact product. Keep the product unchanged and place it large in the centre on a plain light background. Add four to six thin pointer lines leading to empty label boxes around it, plus a few simple flat icons, in two matching accent colours. Modern and minimal, with plenty of white space. Portrait 4:5. Leave every label box blank so I can add my own text later, because AI-written words are often misspelled. Avoid logos, clutter and changes to the product.

Using the attached photo of an object, create an "anatomy of" diagram that shows this exact object in the centre, with its main parts gently pulled out or highlighted around it. Keep the object's shape and colours unchanged. Connect each part to a blank label area with a thin, neat leader line. Off-white paper background, flat illustration style with soft shading and two accent colours. Landscape 3:2. Leave the labels empty so I can type my own words, because AI-written text is often wrong. Avoid logos, invented parts and clutter.

Using the attached photo, show it as a printed photo lying on a desk, surrounded by handwritten-style notes and doodles: arrows, circled areas, underlines and small sketches in blue ink on sticky notes and lined paper. Keep the photo itself unchanged. Warm natural daylight from a window and soft shadows, shot from directly above. Landscape 4:3. Keep the handwriting as loose scribbles that only look like writing, since AI often misspells real words; I will add my own notes later. Avoid logos, real brand names and clutter.

Using the attached product photo, create a clean social media ad visual for this exact product. Keep the product exactly as in the photo and make it the clear hero, placed slightly off-centre. Use a bold, flat background colour that suits the product, one or two simple shapes for depth, soft studio light and a crisp shadow. Leave clear empty space at the top for a headline and at the bottom for a button, which I will add myself. Square 1:1. Avoid any written text, logos, price tags, extra products and clutter.

Using the attached photo, keep my face, skin tone, hairstyle and body shape as in the photo. Dress me in a handwoven red-and-gold Banarasi-style silk saree with a matching blouse, draped neatly with the pallu over one shoulder, with small gold jhumkas and a simple bindi. Place me in an old haveli courtyard with carved arches, in soft afternoon window light with a shallow depth of field. Graceful, natural standing pose. Realistic portrait, knee-up, 4:5. Avoid text, heavy jewellery on the forehead, revealing styling, extra fingers and changes to my face.

Using the attached photo, keep my face, skin tone, hairstyle and body shape as in the photo. Show me on a home balcony at dusk on Diwali, holding a lit brass diya near my chest in both hands, in a festive outfit such as a silk saree or a silk kurta. Behind me, warm strings of fairy lights and marigold garlands, with a small row of clay diyas on the ledge. Soft golden light on my face, natural skin texture, background gently blurred. Realistic photo, waist-up, 4:5. Avoid text, greetings, flames near my face, extra fingers and changes to my face.

Using the attached product photo, create a professional e-commerce studio packshot of this exact product. Keep its shape, colour, material, buttons and finish exactly as they are; do not redesign it. Place it on a seamless pure white background with a soft, natural contact shadow beneath it. Light it with a large softbox from the front left and a gentle fill from the right, so the edges stay crisp and the surface shows its true texture without harsh glare. Shoot straight on at product height with an 85 mm lens, sharp from front to back, the product centred and filling about 70% of the frame. Square 1:1. Avoid props, added text or logos, extra items and distortion.

Using the attached product photo, create a top-down flat lay with this exact product in the centre. Keep its shape, colour and details unchanged. Arrange a few simple, matching props around it, such as a notebook, a cup of chai, a pair of sunglasses and a few flowers, neatly spaced on a plain textured surface. Soft, even daylight from one side with gentle shadows and plenty of clean space. Shot straight down from above. Square 1:1. Avoid text, logos, too many props, overlapping items and distortion of the product.

Using the attached product photo, create an extreme close-up macro shot of this exact product, showing its surface texture, stitching, grain or material in fine detail. Keep its true colour and finish. Fill most of the frame with one interesting part of the product, with a very shallow depth of field so the rest falls into soft blur. Use soft, raking side light to bring out the texture, as if shot with a 100 mm macro lens. Square 1:1. Avoid text, logos, dust, fingerprints and invented details.

Using the attached product photo, show this exact product being used naturally in a real everyday setting. Keep its shape, colour and details exactly as in the photo. Choose a setting that suits the product, such as a sunny room in a home, a café table or a park bench, with a person using it in a relaxed way while the product stays the clear focus. Soft natural light, warm true colours and a shallow depth of field, shot at eye level with a 50 mm lens. Portrait 4:5. Avoid added text or logos, a studio look, extra fingers and a second product.

Using the attached product photo, create a dramatic hero shot of this exact product for an ad or website banner. Keep its shape, colour and details unchanged. Stand it on a dark, glossy surface with a soft reflection, lit by a strong spotlight from above and bright rim lights that trace its edges, against a deep background with a few thin swirls of smoke. Low camera angle so the product looks bold. Wide 16:9, with space on one side for my own text. Avoid written text, logos, heavy smoke, extra products and distortion.

Using the attached photo, turn the scene into a tiny tilt-shift miniature world, as if it were a handmade model on a tabletop. Keep the people, buildings, vehicles and objects recognisable and in the same layout as the photo. Use bright, slightly saturated toy-like colours, a strong blur across the top and bottom of the frame and a sharp band through the middle. High, angled view from above, like looking down on a model railway set. Landscape 3:2. Avoid readable text or signs, logos, distorted faces and extra people.

Using the attached photo, redraw this person or object as a detailed pencil sketch on off-white drawing paper. Keep their face, features, proportions and expression true to the photo. Use fine graphite lines, soft cross-hatching and smudged shading for shadows, a few loose construction lines and clean white highlights, with the drawing fading out lightly at the edges. Even, soft light, like a sketchbook page photographed flat. Portrait 4:5. Avoid colour, text, signatures, smudges across the face and extra fingers.

Using the attached photo, turn this person into a hand-painted watercolour portrait. Keep their face, features, skin tone, hairstyle, expression and clothing exactly as in the photo so they are clearly recognisable. Use soft, transparent washes with gentle colour bleeds, visible paper grain and a few loose brushstrokes and splashes fading out at the edges. Warm natural light from one side and a light pastel background that melts into white paper. Head-and-shoulders framing with the eyes in the upper third, like a portrait painted on cold-press paper. Portrait 4:5 format. Avoid text, signatures, extra fingers, changes to the face and heavy dark outlines.

Using the attached photo, turn this person into a handmade clay stop-motion figure. Keep their face shape, skin tone, hairstyle, expression, outfit and colours true to the photo so they are recognisable as themselves. Use soft, slightly rounded plasticine shapes with visible fingerprints and tool marks, small bead-like eyes and a matte finish. Place the figure in a miniature handmade set with simple clay props, lit by warm, soft studio lights with a gentle shadow. Knee-up framing, shot with a macro lens and shallow depth of field like a real tabletop animation set. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, logos, extra fingers, melted or broken shapes and a shiny plastic look.

Using the attached photo, turn this person into retro pixel art, like a character portrait from a classic 16-bit video game. Keep their face shape, skin tone, hairstyle, expression and outfit colours recognisable. Use a limited colour palette, crisp square pixels with no blur or anti-aliasing, simple two-tone shading and a clean dark outline. Place them against a plain, softly coloured pixel background with a few small pixel details such as stars or clouds. Even, flat lighting. Head-and-shoulders framing, centred, with the whole figure inside the frame. Square 1:1 format. Avoid text, game logos, interface elements, smooth gradients, extra fingers and blurry pixels.

Using the attached photo, recreate this person as a layered paper-cut artwork. Keep their face shape, skin tone, hairstyle, expression and outfit colours true to the photo so they remain recognisable. Build the image from many layers of cut coloured card with clean edges, small gaps between layers and soft shadows that show real depth, like a handmade shadow box. Add a simple background of layered paper shapes, such as leaves and hills, in matching tones. Soft light from the top left. Head-and-shoulders framing, centred. Portrait 4:5 format. Avoid text, glue marks, extra fingers, a flat clip-art look and changes to the face.

Using the attached photo, turn this person into a classic oil painting on canvas. Keep their face, features, skin tone, hairstyle and clothing true to the photo so they stay recognisable. Use rich, layered brushstrokes with some thick impasto texture, visible canvas weave, warm muted colours and soft directional light from one side, like a traditional studio portrait. Simple painted background. Head-and-shoulders or seated waist-up framing. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, signatures, picture frames, extra fingers and a plastic, airbrushed look.

Using the attached photo, keep this person exactly as they are, with the same face, features, skin tone, hairstyle, expression and clothing, and relight the scene as golden hour. Put a warm, low evening sun behind them and slightly to one side, giving a soft glowing rim light on the hair and shoulders, a gentle warm tone on the skin and a light lens flare. Replace the background with an open outdoor setting such as a field or park, softly blurred with creamy bokeh. Natural photo look, like an 85 mm lens at f/1.8. Waist-up framing, subject slightly off-centre. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, over-orange skin, plastic smoothing, extra fingers and changes to the face.

Using the attached photo, recreate this scene as a high aerial drone shot looking down on the same person. Keep their clothing, colours, hairstyle and body proportions exactly as in the photo so they are clearly the same person. Show them small in the frame, standing in an open landscape such as a green field, a winding road or a beach, with long morning shadows and soft natural light. Steep top-down angle with a wide lens, sharp detail and true-to-life colours, with the person placed on a third line. Portrait 4:5 format. Avoid text, drone parts in the frame, extra people, warped limbs and a curved fish-eye horizon.

Using the attached photo, keep this person's face, features, skin tone, hairstyle and outfit exactly the same, and turn the image into a cinematic film still. Use moody, directional light from one side with deep but soft shadows, a subtle teal-and-amber colour grade and fine film grain. Place them on a softly lit city street at dusk with blurred lights in the background. Shot as if on an anamorphic lens with shallow depth of field and a soft glow on the highlights, with the subject on the left third looking just past the camera. Wide 16:9 frame with natural proportions. Avoid text, subtitles, logos, extra fingers, over-sharpening and changes to the face.

Using the attached photo, turn this person into a striking silhouette against a bright sky. Keep their outline, pose, hairstyle and clothing shape true to the photo so the shape is clearly theirs. The figure is almost completely dark, standing somewhere open such as river steps, a hilltop or the seashore, with a low sun and a glowing orange-to-pink sky behind. Clean, simple composition, low camera angle, figure on one third of the frame. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, extra people, a lit-up face, distorted limbs and a cluttered horizon.

Using the attached photo, recreate this product, room or building as a cute isometric 3D illustration. Keep its shape, layout and colours true to the photo. Use a 30-degree isometric angle, flat soft shading and smooth matte surfaces, shown as a small cut-open block or on a square base, like an app or game illustration. Plain pastel background with a soft shadow. Square 1:1. Avoid text, logos, perspective distortion, clutter and extra objects.

Using the attached product photo, show this exact product on a large rooftop billboard above a busy city street at dusk. Keep the product's shape, colour and details unchanged inside the billboard image, on a simple coloured background with plenty of empty space. Below, blurred traffic, auto-rickshaws and glowing street lights. Realistic photo, shot from street level looking up. Landscape 3:2. Keep the billboard and all shop signs free of words so I can add my own. Avoid text, real brand names, logos and warped perspective.

Using the attached product photo, create a split before-and-after image of this exact product. On the left half, show it as a plain, slightly dull phone snapshot on a cluttered desk in dim, yellowish light. On the right half, show the same product as a polished studio shot on a clean white background with soft, bright lighting. Keep the product identical in shape, colour and size on both sides, with a thin white dividing line down the middle. Landscape 3:2. Avoid text, the words before or after, logos and mismatched products.

Using the attached photo, create a professional headshot of this person. Keep their face, features, skin tone, hairstyle and glasses (if any) as they are. Dress them in a simple, well-fitted formal outfit, such as a navy blazer over a shirt or kurta. Plain light-grey background, soft studio light from the front left with a gentle fill, and sharp focus on the eyes. Head-and-shoulders framing with the shoulders slightly angled. Square 1:1. Avoid text, heavy skin smoothing, changes to the face, busy backgrounds and extra fingers.

Using the attached photo, keep my face, features and skin tone as in the photo and turn it into a 1980s Indian film-studio portrait. Give me a glamorous period hairstyle and outfit, posed in front of a painted backdrop of misty hills. Use big, soft-focus studio lighting, slightly faded warm colours, visible film grain and a soft glow on the highlights, so it looks like a scanned print from an old photo album. Head-and-shoulders or waist-up framing. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, film titles, real actors, extra fingers and changes to my face.

Using the attached photo, redraw this person as a hand-drawn character in a gentle, classic 2D anime film style. Keep their face shape, skin tone, hairstyle, expression, outfit colours and pose true to the photo so they stay recognisable. Use clean line art, soft cel shading, slightly larger expressive eyes and a warm, painterly background of a quiet street with trees and soft clouds. Late-afternoon sunlight with a soft glow on the hair. Waist-up framing with the subject slightly off-centre. Portrait 4:5 format. Avoid text, speech bubbles, logos, extra fingers, distorted hands and copying any known character.

Using the attached product photo, create a product turnaround sheet showing this exact product from four angles: front, left side, back and right side, arranged in one neat row. Keep the shape, colour, material and details identical in every view, as if the same item was rotated on a turntable. Plain light-grey seamless studio background, the same soft, even lighting and a small contact shadow under each view. Keep the same size, height and camera distance for all four views, shot at product height with a 70 mm lens. Wide 16:9 format. Avoid text, numbers, arrows, extra products, mismatched colours and warped shapes.

Using the attached photo, keep this person exactly as they are, with the same face, features, skin tone, hairstyle and clothing, and add soft, atmospheric fog to the scene. Place them in a quiet outdoor setting such as a misty forest path or a hillside at dawn, with layers of fog getting thicker into the distance and light rays breaking through the mist. Cool, muted colours with a little warmth on the skin, gentle diffused light and low contrast. Realistic photo look with a 50 mm lens, the subject sharp and the background softly hidden in mist. Knee-up framing. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, haze over the face, extra fingers, grey washed-out skin and distortion.

Using the attached photo, create a double-exposure portrait of this person. Keep their face, features, skin tone, hairstyle and pose exactly as in the photo so they are clearly recognisable. Fill the inside of their head-and-shoulders silhouette with a second image of a misty pine forest and distant hills at sunrise, blending smoothly along the edges while the eyes, nose and lips stay clear. Clean off-white background, soft muted tones with a light warm tint. Centred, with balanced empty space around the figure. Portrait 4:5 format. Avoid text, logos, extra faces, extra fingers, messy edges and heavy noise.

Using the attached photo, turn this person or object into low-poly 3D art made from flat, faceted triangles. Keep the overall shape and colours, and for a person, the face shape and hairstyle, recognisable. Give each facet one flat colour with simple shading across the form, lit from the top left. Plain, softly coloured background. Head-and-shoulders or centred object framing. Square 1:1. Avoid text, logos, messy or broken triangles, extra fingers and a noisy background.

Using the attached photo, keep this person's face, features and hairstyle as they are and turn it into a vintage film-camera portrait. Use warm, slightly faded colours, soft contrast, visible film grain, a slightly soft focus and light vignetting, like a print from a 1960s family photo album. Natural daylight in a simple garden or home setting that suits the photo. Head-and-shoulders or seated waist-up framing. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, date stamps, picture frames, heavy scratches over the face and extra fingers.

Using the attached photo, recreate this scene from a dramatic low angle, as if the camera is on the ground looking up. Keep the person's face, features, clothing and proportions true to the photo. They stand tall against a clear sky, with arches, trees or tall buildings rising around them, in soft daylight. Wide-angle lens, deep focus and a strong sense of height. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, stretched or warped limbs, a distorted face, extra people and a tilted horizon.

Using the attached photo, recreate this scene as if shot with an ultra-wide fisheye lens. Keep the person's face, features and clothing true to the photo, with them leaning close to the lens in the centre so they look playful and slightly exaggerated, and the background curving around them in a circle. Bright daylight, sharp focus, a lively street or market setting. Square 1:1. Avoid readable signs or text, a badly warped face, extra limbs and extra people close to the camera.

Using the attached photo, keep this person exactly as they are and relight them with a strong rim light from behind, so a thin glowing edge outlines their hair, face and shoulders. Keep a soft fill light on the front of the face so the features stay clearly visible. Plain dark background with a little haze, and a warm or cool rim colour that suits the outfit. Head-and-shoulders framing at a slight side angle. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, a blown-out face, harsh coloured light on the skin, extra fingers and changes to the face.

Using the attached photo, create a magazine-cover style portrait of this person. Keep their face, features, skin tone, hairstyle and outfit true to the photo. Confident pose, clean studio lighting with a soft key light and gentle fill, a plain coloured backdrop and sharp focus on the eyes. Frame them from the waist up, with empty space at the top for a title and at the sides for cover lines. Portrait 4:5. Leave all text out so I can add my own; avoid logos, real magazine names, extra fingers and heavy retouching.

Using the attached photo, turn this person into a collectible action figure standing inside a plain blister-pack box. Keep their face, hairstyle, skin tone and outfit recognisable in toy form, with a smooth vinyl finish. Beside the figure inside the box, add two or three small accessories that match their hobby or work. The box is plain, with no brand, logo or writing, and stands on a desk in soft light. Front view, box centred. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, real toy brands, logos, extra fingers and a melted face.

Using the attached photo, turn this person into bold pop art. Keep their face, features and hairstyle recognisable. Use thick black outlines, flat bright colours, halftone dot shading on the skin and a strong plain background colour such as yellow or pink. Graphic, comic-print look with head-and-shoulders framing. Square 1:1. Avoid speech bubbles, words, logos, copying any famous artwork, extra fingers and a muddy mix of colours.

Using the attached photo, turn this person into a friendly 3D animated-film character. Keep their face shape, skin tone, hairstyle, expression and outfit colours recognisable. Give them slightly larger eyes, soft rounded features, smooth stylised skin and soft fabric textures. Bright, warm lighting with a gentle rim light, in a simple colourful room or outdoor setting that matches the photo. Waist-up framing. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, logos, copying any known film character or studio style, extra fingers and an uncanny, plastic face.

Using the attached photo, keep this person's face, features and hairstyle as they are and turn the image into a black-and-white film noir still. Hard light from one side through window blinds casts striped shadows across the wall and part of the figure, with deep blacks, bright highlights and fine film grain. Set it in a quiet room or a rain-wet street at night. Waist-up framing from a slightly low angle. Landscape 3:2. Avoid colour, text, logos, weapons, extra fingers and changes to the face.

Using the attached photo, keep this person exactly as they are, with the same face, skin tone, hairstyle and clothing, and place them in front of a background full of soft, round bokeh lights, such as fairy lights or evening city lights. Shallow depth of field, like an 85 mm lens at f/1.4, with the subject sharp and the background melted into glowing circles. Soft, warm light on the face. Head-and-shoulders framing. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, harsh flash, light circles over the face and extra fingers.

Using the attached photo, keep the person or product exactly as they are, with the same face, pose, clothing, colours and lighting direction, and replace only the background with [describe the new background, for example a plain white wall, a garden or an office]. Match the light, shadows and colour of the new background to the subject so the edges look natural. Keep the original framing and aspect ratio. Avoid halos around the hair, blurry edges, changes to the face or product, added text and extra objects.

Using the attached old photo, restore it carefully. Remove scratches, dust, creases, stains and torn edges, and fix faded areas. Keep every face, expression, hairstyle, outfit and background detail exactly as in the original; do not add, remove or beautify anything. Gently improve sharpness and contrast so it looks like a clean print of the same photo, keeping its original black-and-white or colour tone. Same framing and aspect ratio as the original. Avoid smoothing faces, inventing details, changing anyone's age and adding text.

Using the attached black-and-white photo, add natural, realistic colour. Keep every face, expression, hairstyle, outfit and background detail exactly as in the original. Use believable skin tones and soft, natural colours for clothes and surroundings, and keep the original light and shadows. Leave anything you are unsure about in muted, neutral shades rather than bright colours. Same framing and aspect ratio as the original. Avoid over-saturated colours, changes to faces, added objects and text.

Using the attached blurry or low-resolution photo, make a sharper, cleaner version. Keep the faces, features, expressions, clothing and background exactly as they are, and do not change anyone's looks. Gently sharpen edges, reduce noise and blur, and recover fine detail in a natural way, as if the photo had been taken in focus with a good camera. Same framing and aspect ratio. Avoid over-sharpening, plastic-looking skin, invented details in faces or text, and added objects.

Using the attached photo, treat the person's face, or the product, as locked. For a person, keep the face shape, eyes, nose, lips, skin tone, hairstyle and expression exactly as in the photo; for a product, keep its shape, colour, logo position and every detail. Apply only the change I describe next and leave everything else as it is: [describe your change]. Keep the same angle and framing unless I ask otherwise. Avoid beautifying, slimming, changing age or skin tone, and adding text.

Using the attached photo, keep this person or product sharp and add a strong sense of speed around them. Turn the background into smooth horizontal motion streaks, as if the camera panned with a moving subject, with soft light trails. Keep the subject's face, features and details exactly as in the photo. Bright, high-contrast light from a slightly low angle. Landscape 3:2. Avoid blur on the face or product, text, logos, extra limbs and messy streaks over the subject.

Using the attached clothing photo, show this exact garment worn by a fictional adult model. Keep the fabric, colour, pattern, print, buttons and fit exactly as in the photo. Natural, relaxed standing pose on a plain light studio background, with soft, even light and full-body or knee-up framing so the whole garment is visible. Realistic catalogue photo, as if shot with a 50 mm lens. Portrait 4:5. Avoid changing the design, adding logos or text, extra fingers, distorted hands and revealing poses.

Using the attached clothing photo, show this exact garment in an invisible-mannequin style, as if worn by a person who is not there, with a natural 3D shape at the neck, chest and sleeves and the inside of the back collar visible. Keep the fabric, colour, pattern, print and stitching exactly as in the photo. Pure white background, soft, even studio light, front view, garment centred. Portrait 4:5. Avoid any visible mannequin or body parts, hangers, added text or logos, and creases that are not in the photo.

Using the attached product photo, show this exact product with a dynamic splash of clear water, or of the liquid it contains, frozen in mid-air around it. Keep the product's shape, colour, label position and details unchanged. Use a bright, clean background in a colour that suits the product and crisp studio flash that freezes every droplet, with glossy highlights. Product centred, from a slightly low angle. Square 1:1. Avoid text, added logos, a blurry splash, liquid covering the label and extra products.

Using the attached product photo, place this exact product on a simple display podium. Keep its shape, colour and details unchanged. Use a round or stepped plinth in a soft matte colour that suits the product, add one or two simple geometric shapes or a soft leaf shadow for interest, and use a smooth matching background. Soft studio light from above with a gentle shadow. Front view at product height, product centred. Square 1:1. Avoid text, logos, clutter, glossy reflections that hide the product and distortion.

Using the attached product photo, show this exact product in four colour options side by side: the original colour plus three new ones that suit it, such as [list your colours]. Keep the shape, size, material and every detail identical across all four, and change only the colour. Plain light-grey background, the same soft studio light and a small shadow under each. Products evenly spaced in one row, all at the same angle. Wide 16:9. Avoid text, colour names, logos, mismatched shapes and extra items.

Using the attached photo, create an eye-catching video thumbnail composition. Keep the person's face, features and skin tone as they are, with a clear, lively expression. Place them large on one side of the frame, brightly lit with a soft rim light, against a bold, simple background that relates to the topic: [describe your topic]. High contrast with saturated but natural colours. Leave the other side empty for my own title. Wide 16:9. Avoid written text, logos, arrows, extra fingers and a distorted face.

Using the attached photo, show this person as if photographed in [choose an era, for example the 1950s, the 1970s or the 1990s]. Keep their face, features, skin tone and expression as in the photo. Change the clothes, hairstyle, setting and photo quality to match that era in India, with period colours, film grain and the camera look of the time. Natural pose, waist-up framing. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, real famous people, brand names, extra fingers and changes to the face.

Using the attached photo, turn this person or object into a stained-glass window design. Keep the main shape and, for a person, the face shape and hairstyle recognisable. Use bright, jewel-toned glass pieces separated by thick dark lead lines, with light shining through from behind so the colours glow. Add a simple decorative border of geometric shapes. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, symbols I did not ask for, logos, messy lines and extra fingers.

Using the attached photo, show this person or product as a glowing blue hologram projected above a small round device on a dark table. Keep the shape, the face and features or the product details recognisable. Make it semi-transparent and softly glowing, with thin scan lines and a few floating particles, in a dark room with a faint reflection on the table. Front view, centred. Square 1:1. Avoid text, interface panels, logos, a solid non-transparent look and extra fingers.

Using the attached photo, turn this person into a classical carved statue. Keep their face shape, features, hairstyle and pose recognisable in stone. Use smooth white marble with soft grey veins and fine chisel detail in the hair and clothes, on a simple plinth in a museum hall with soft skylight from above. Head-and-shoulders bust or waist-up framing. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, plaques, cracks across the face, nudity, extra fingers and a plastic look.

Using the attached photo, rebuild this person or scene as a plastic brick toy model. Keep the hairstyle, outfit colours and overall pose recognisable, with a simple, friendly toy-figure face. Use glossy plastic bricks with visible studs, a small brick-built base and a matching brick background, in soft studio light. Three-quarter view from slightly above, centred. Square 1:1. Avoid text, toy brand names, logos on the bricks, extra fingers and messy, melted bricks.

Using the attached photo, keep this person's face, features and clothing as they are and make the image look like a real instant-film photo. Use soft, slightly faded colours, a light warm cast and a gentle flash on the face, inside a thick white frame with a wider bottom border, lying on a wooden table in daylight. Natural, candid pose. Square photo inside the frame. Avoid writing on the frame, text, logos, celebrities or extra people, and changes to the face.

Using the attached photo, keep this person's face, features and skin tone as they are and turn the image into a still from a 1980s action film. Give them a dramatic pose, windswept hair and a period outfit, with a dusty road or a rooftop at sunset behind them. Warm, high-contrast colours, haze, lens flare and visible film grain, shot low and wide like an old 35 mm camera. Landscape 16:9. Avoid text, film titles, weapons, real actors, extra fingers and changes to the face.

Using the attached photo, keep this person's face and features as they are and restyle the image in an early-2000s Y2K look. Use a glossy, slightly overexposed flash photo, metallic and pastel colours, tinted sunglasses pushed up on the head and a playful pose, with a background of shiny chrome shapes or a glossy studio backdrop. Light digital-camera grain and a soft glow. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, logos, brand names, extra fingers and changes to the face.

Using the attached photo, turn the image into a thermal-camera view. Keep the shapes, outlines and pose exactly as in the photo, but replace the colours with a heat map: warm areas glowing yellow, orange and red, and cooler areas in purple and deep blue. Smooth gradients, slightly soft edges and a dark background. Same framing as the photo. Avoid text, numbers, temperature scales, interface overlays, and extra people or objects.

Using the attached room photo, redesign this room in a [choose a style, for example modern minimal, warm Indian traditional or Scandinavian] look. Keep the walls, windows, doors, ceiling and room size exactly where they are, and change only the furniture, colours, lighting, rugs and decor. Natural daylight from the existing windows, realistic materials, tidy and lived-in. Same camera angle and framing as the photo. Avoid text, logos, impossible furniture, blocked doors or windows, and warped walls.

Using the attached floor-plan photo or sketch, create a 3D top-down cutaway render of this home. Keep every wall, room size, door and window exactly where the plan shows them. Add simple, realistic furniture in each room to suit its use, light wooden floors, white walls and soft daylight, seen from above at a slight angle with the roof removed. Landscape 3:2. Avoid text, room labels, measurements, extra rooms and moved walls.

Using the attached room or property photo, turn it into a bright, honest listing photo. Keep the room's layout, walls, windows, flooring and fittings exactly as they are. Straighten vertical lines, balance the exposure so both the room and the window view are visible, tidy away clutter, and correct the colours to look natural and fresh. Wide-angle, eye-level view with the same framing. Landscape 3:2. Avoid adding furniture, views or features that are not really there, text, watermarks and warped walls.

Using the attached food photo, turn this exact dish into a menu-ready food photo. Keep the food, portion size, colours and plating true to the photo, and do not add ingredients. Place it on a clean plate on a simple wooden or stone surface, with soft natural window light from the side, gentle steam if it is hot, and one or two small props such as a napkin or a spoon. Shot at a 45-degree angle with a 50 mm lens and shallow depth of field. Square 1:1. Avoid text, logos, plastic-looking food and extra dishes.

Using the attached drink photo, create a fresh beverage ad shot of this exact drink. Keep the glass or bottle shape, the colour of the drink and any garnish true to the photo. Add cold condensation droplets and a few ice cubes, with crisp backlight that makes the drink glow and a simple coloured background that suits it. Low, eye-level angle, drink centred on a clean surface with a soft reflection. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, added brand logos, spills and extra glasses.

Using the attached product photo, place this exact product in a warm Indian festive setting. Keep its shape, colour and details unchanged. Surround it with a few lit clay diyas, marigold flowers and a small rangoli pattern on a rich cloth or wooden surface, with soft fairy lights glowing in the background. Warm evening light with gentle shadows. Product centred and in sharp focus, background softly blurred. Square 1:1. Avoid text, greetings, logos, flames touching the product and clutter.

Using the attached product photo, set this exact product among fresh marigold flowers. Keep its shape, colour and details unchanged. Scatter orange and yellow marigold petals and a short garland around it on a plain cream or light wooden surface, with soft morning light and gentle shadows. Shot from slightly above, product centred, with the petals framing it but not covering it. Square 1:1. Avoid text, logos, wilted flowers, petals on top of the product and clutter.

Using the attached product photo, style this exact product with traditional brass props. Keep the product's shape, colour and details unchanged. Arrange a small brass diya, a lota and a thali with a few rice grains and flowers around it, on a dark wooden or handloom cloth surface. Warm side light that makes the brass glow, soft shadows and rich earthy tones. Eye-level view, with the product in front and in focus. Square 1:1. Avoid text, logos, clutter and props hiding the product.

Using the attached product photo, place this exact product on a handloom fabric backdrop. Keep its shape, colour and details unchanged. Use a softly draped handwoven cotton or khadi cloth with a visible weave and a simple traditional border, in colours that complement the product. Soft daylight from a window, with gentle folds and shadows. Shot from slightly above, product centred. Square 1:1. Avoid text, logos, busy prints that clash with the product, and creases over the product.

Using the attached product photo, show this exact product being used in a real Indian home. Keep its shape, colour and details unchanged. Choose a natural setting such as a living room with a sofa and cushions, a kitchen counter or a bedroom by a window, with everyday items softly blurred in the background. Natural daylight and warm, true colours. Eye-level view, with the product in focus. Portrait 4:5. Avoid text, logos, a staged studio look, extra fingers and clutter.