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Design & Image

Gender-Version Character Portrait and Reference Sheet

Transform a supplied person’s image into a masculine or feminine illustrated version while preserving their distinctive features, with a full-body scene and face-view reference grid.

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Format
Text Parameterized
Inputs
source_image (image) · Required gender_version (text) · Required
Outputs
illustrated_character_reference_sheet (image)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

Clarify the supplied image, then illustrate the person as the selected version: ${gender-version}. Preserve and accentuate their distinctive features and recognizable characteristics.

For the male version: depict a strikingly handsome, masculine man with a sharp jawline and a full, athletic, muscular build. He is 187 cm tall and has a charismatic, cool, calm presence. Give him a taper fade with long hair on top. Dress him in a short-sleeved black shirt with a zipper collar, black trousers, a black leather belt, and leather shoes. Add a Rolex watch and a silver army-tag necklace. Show him standing outside a coffee shop, holding a leather jacket over his shoulder and drinking hot Starbucks black coffee.

For the female version: depict an elegant, cute, charismatic, feminine version of the person, with a slim hourglass figure. She is 167 cm tall. Give her a long, stylish wolf cut. Dress her in a fitted black bodysuit dress with a short-sleeved zipper collar and a knee-length skirt, a white elegant couture leather jacket, and black leather high-heel boots. Add a Rolex watch, a silver necklace, and earrings. Show her standing elegantly and powerfully outside a coffee shop, carrying a purse in one hand and drinking Starbucks black coffee.

For either version, include a panel grid showing the face from multiple views, including front and side views. Add biodata limited to body-type information; do not include a name or birthdate.

Parameters

Replace each placeholder with your own value, or use its default when one is provided.

${gender-version} gender-version Required

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