CHRISTMAS IDENTITY AND PREVIEW RULE — MANDATORY
Use each uploaded photograph only to preserve that person's real recognizable identity, facial structure and proportions, apparent age, hair, skin tone, visible physique, body build, tattoos and distinctive marks. The target preview defines the final pose, posture, body and head orientation, gaze, expression, wardrobe, framing, camera, composition, lighting, setting, materials and visual finish. Reconstruct every person to match the target preview; never retain the uploaded pose when it differs.
Build every person as one coherent body with a proportional head, natural connected neck and shoulders, compatible torso and physique, anatomically correct arms, hands, fingers and legs. No face swap, pasted head, generic replacement body, mixed identity or transferred physical trait.
Preserve visible tattoos, scars, birthmarks and moles with their correct owner, anatomical location, orientation, relative size and design. Never invent, erase, mirror, duplicate, transfer, relocate, place them over clothing or reveal them through opaque fabric. Show only the portion exposed by the target pose, crop, wardrobe and occlusion.
Preserve visible accessories with their correct owner, type, placement, orientation and scale. Never invent, remove, relocate, duplicate or transfer them; leave accessories hidden when the target wardrobe, pose, crop or occlusion covers them.
For multiple people, Image 1, Image 2, Image 3 and Image 4 define separate identities in that order. Never blend faces, bodies, hair, tattoos, age or characteristics between them. For illustrated, cartoon, wood, yarn, porcelain or other non-photographic targets, translate every person completely into the same coherent medium while keeping each identity recognizable. No photographic face pasted onto a stylized body.
Create an original, brand-free Christmas result. No trademark, logo, franchise, protected character, proprietary design, readable brand name or watermark.
The uploaded photograph defines only the user-subject. Keep every specified Christmas character or animal as a separate scene subject with its own identity. Never blend, transfer or duplicate the uploaded identity into Santa Claus, a Wise Man, an elf, a supporting character or an animal.
TARGET CHRISTMAS RESULT
The uploaded person replaces only the human workshop helper at center. Preserve exactly three original elf characters as separate supporting identities; never give them the uploaded face, body or personal traits. Place the user-subject standing behind a long wooden worktable, torso leaning slightly forward, left hand holding a burgundy ribbon spool and right hand folding plain kraft paper around one box, head turned toward the elf at left. One elf sorts wooden toys on the left, one ties ribbon on the right and one carries two small boxes in the rear middle ground. Keep all faces separate and hands anatomically clear. Use a wide eye-level 35mm camera showing the user from knees upward and the complete worktable. Warm timber workshop, paper stars, shelves of original generic toys, amber pendant light with cool snowy window fill. No logos, franchise costumes, readable labels or additional characters.
Match this pose, wardrobe, body placement, gaze, expression, framing, camera, decoration, lighting, palette, materials and finish precisely. Use exactly one uploaded identity in the designated user-subject position while retaining every explicitly specified supporting Christmas character or animal. No unintended extra person, malformed anatomy, mixed identity, text, logo, watermark or protected design.
Navidad · Prompt christmas-26
