Handmade Scrapbook Phone Wallpaper

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

reference_photo (image) · Required name (text) · Optional · Default: HARU

Outputs

scrapbook_phone_wallpaper (image)

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

Create a single vertical phone-wallpaper image featuring the subject or subjects in the uploaded photo, styled like a handmade scrapbook page. Output exactly one image.

REFERENCE AND SUBJECT CONSISTENCY
Use the uploaded photo as the sole reference. Every cutout must clearly depict the same subject or subjects, preserving their face shape, fur or hair color and markings, eye color, and any collar or clothing. Count and faithfully reproduce anything the subject is wearing or holding, including shoes held in the hand in every cut where they appear. Do not add items that are not in the photo, such as collars, ribbons, hats, or bags, and do not remove anything that is present. Every cutout must look like a photograph of the subject, not a drawing, illustration, or 3D render.

If the reference photo shows two people together, show both people together in every cutout and put both names in the name field.

PAGE DESIGN
Make one tall image in a vertical phone-wallpaper aspect ratio. Build the page from overlapping paper layers: torn kraft paper, faded graph-paper scraps, a few strips of washi tape, a few small gold stars, and small hand-drawn ink hearts.

Arrange seven to nine photos of the same subject or subjects across the page, varying their sizes and angles slightly. Mix three photo treatments: instant-film prints with white borders, rectangular prints taped at all four corners, and two cutouts with thick white sticker borders.

Make one photo the unmistakable hero image, placed near the top and about one-third of the page height. Scatter the other views as if they came from a real roll of film: a front view, a three-quarter view, a turned-away gaze, a sleeping view, and one full-body shot from farther away. Along one edge, add a short film-negative strip containing three small frames of the subject.

HANDWRITTEN TEXT
Write ${name:HARU} once, large, near the top, in gold brush lettering. Use English lettering even if the name is normally written in another script.

Add four to six short, friendly handwritten notes on torn paper scraps, as if written by a friend. Use simple English, no more than five words per note, and a different handwriting style for each note. All text in the image must be in English; do not include any other writing system.

REQUIREMENTS
Spell every word correctly in English. The image fails if any text anywhere is cursive gibberish, broken, incomplete, or not a real word.

Do not include brand names, logos, watermarks, dates, page numbers, or any numerals.

Do not leave any frames empty; every frame must contain the subject.

Do not crop anything beyond the edges of the layered background papers.

Every cutout must clearly look like the same subject or subjects.