The uploaded photograph defines WHO the person is: preserve recognizable facial structure and proportions, apparent age unless this resource explicitly changes it, skin tone, hair, distinctive traits and compatible visible physique. The preview defines HOW the final image looks. Reconstruct the person in its exact pose, body and head orientation, gaze, expression, crop, camera perspective, wardrobe, scene, lighting and finish; never retain the uploaded pose or paste the face onto an unrelated body.
Keep a proportional head and natural jaw, neck, shoulders and torso connection, with plausible limbs, joints, hands, fingers, weight and contact. Preserve each visible tattoo and personal accessory with its correct owner, placement, orientation and relative scale. Never invent, mirror, duplicate, move or transfer them. Opaque clothing and crop must hide covered details; show only physically visible portions.
Reconstruct the uploaded person in the exact visual situation shown by the preview. Create one chest-up contemporary editorial portrait against a minimal charcoal studio background. Rotate the shoulders about thirty degrees toward camera-right and turn the head farther toward camera-left into a clean side three-quarter angle. Lift the chin slightly to define the jaw while keeping a natural jaw-to-neck connection. Raise the near hand so the index fingertip touches precisely beneath the jaw at the transition into the neck. Curl the remaining fingers naturally without hiding the face; keep the wrist, elbow, shoulder and five fingers anatomically coherent. Direct the eyes sideways just past the camera with closed lips and a serious, controlled expression.
Dress the person in a fitted unbranded black crewneck. Preserve their real visible build, facial proportions, hair and distinctive traits instead of copying the preview model. Preserve every visible tattoo and accessory from the uploaded person in its correct position only when physically compatible and visible in this crop; never invent the preview model's jewelry, relocate details or place them over clothing. Shoot horizontally at eye level with an 85mm lens, placing the subject slightly right of center with clean negative space on the left. Use a crisp soft key from upper-left to sculpt the cheek and jaw, a subtle cool rim behind the neck, realistic skin texture and restrained modern contrast. No beauty-filter plastic skin, exaggerated neck, distorted fingers, face-swap appearance, text, logos or watermark.