- Category
- Photography
K-Idol Natural Beauty Face-Swap Portrait
Create a hyper-realistic, high-end K-beauty editorial portrait using a scene reference and a separate facial photo. Preserve the facial photo’s identity while recreating the specified pose, styling, lighting, and studio scene.
By Threads — Published on — Modified on
Example images
Prompt template
- Format
- Markdown
- Inputs
- Scene_reference_image (image) · Required Facial_identity_photo (image) · Required
- Outputs
- Editorial_portrait (image)
Create a hyper-realistic, high-end beauty editorial photograph in 8K UHD (4320×7680), with a vertical 9:16 aspect ratio. The result should have professional-grade photographic quality.
Use the uploaded scene reference image for the scene and composition, and the separately uploaded portrait photo for the person’s facial identity. Apply an absolute face-identity lock at maximum intensity. Prioritize preserving the unique identity in the facial photo, including facial bone structure and face shape; forehead and hairline; eye size, shape, and spacing; eyelid creases; nose length, bridge, tip, and nostrils; lip thickness and mouth corners; cheekbones and jawline; actual facial proportions; original skin tone and distinctive features; and natural, subtle facial asymmetry. Do not blend the face with the person in the scene reference. Do not enlarge the eyes, alter the nose or jaw shape, arbitrarily beautify or make the person look younger, or generate a face resembling someone else.
Depict an adult woman with an innocent yet chic K-idol beauty-editorial feel. She looks directly into the camera with a calm, neutral expression and comfortably closed lips. Her head faces almost directly forward, with her chin tilted down very slightly. Give her natural, slim upper-body proportions. She stands facing the camera with relaxed shoulders. Her arm on the left side of the frame is raised above her head, with her fingers resting lightly on her hair behind the crown. Her hair has volume flowing in the direction of the raised arm. Frame a tight upper-body portrait from the head to the chest.
Give her long, deep natural-black hair that reaches below the chest. Style it in voluminous layers with a natural near-center part and full root lift at the crown. Add large, loose, natural S-curls; fine flyaways around the forehead and face; detailed individual strands; a silky reflective sheen; subtle brown highlights caught by natural light; deep shadows between strands; and natural, irregular curves and movement. The hair must look realistic, not like a wig or CGI.
Use an innocent, natural K-beauty makeup style: clear, natural-looking semi-matte skin; soft dark-brown eyebrows; rosy-beige and muted-brown eyeshadow; a thin, natural eyeliner following the eyes; long, slender, well-defined lashes; subtle rose-pink blush at the center of the cheeks; muted rose-beige MLBB (My Lips But Better) lipstick; and natural-looking light on the bridge of the nose and cheekbones.
Render ultra-realistic skin microtexture, including visible fine pores, natural vellus hair (peach fuzz), subtle contours around the forehead and nose, delicate texture around the eyes and lips, natural light on the cheekbones and tip of the nose, realistic shading on the jaw and neck, authentic vertical lip lines, and the translucent light-scattering quality of skin. Retouch minimally and preserve the original skin texture. Avoid plastic-looking skin, excessive blur, or removal of natural texture.
Dress her in a light mélange-gray, ribbed sleeveless tank top with a soft round neckline and a slim fit that naturally follows the upper body. Show fine vertical-ribbed cotton-blend knit, the matte quality of cotton fibers, three-dimensional fabric depth created by light and shadow, visible neckline stitching, and subtle folds. Include no accessories.
Photograph at eye level with a Canon EOS R5 Mark II and an 85mm portrait prime lens, at f/2.0, 1/500 sec, ISO 100, and 5200K white balance. Use a tight upper-body close-up and focus on both eyes and eyelashes. Keep the depth of field shallow but sufficient to keep the entire face sharp. Maintain a natural telephoto portrait perspective with minimal facial distortion, using high-end natural-light studio portraiture.
Combine intense natural light with soft, diffused studio light. Sunlight enters diagonally from the upper left and travels toward the lower right. Illuminate the raised arm brightly, create crisp highlights around the forehead and nose, strong specular reflections on the dark hair, and sunlight patterns across the left arm and chest. Keep soft shadows on the side of the face opposite the light source and three-dimensional shading within the hair. Add subtle diffused frontal fill light to preserve detail in the eyes and face. Use an approximately 3:1 contrast ratio and natural, soft, directionally distinct shadows. Preserve skin texture without blown highlights.
Use a low-saturation palette of deep black, neutral gray, soft ivory, muted rose, and warm beige. Keep overall saturation low and contrast above average. Use neutral white balance with a subtle cool shift, preserve the subject’s original skin tone, and grade the image with restrained high-end K-beauty editorial color. Add only very subtle analog grain. Keep the hair deep black with soft natural-light highlights.
Set the portrait in a minimalist indoor studio with a bright, low-saturation cool light-gray matte wall, no props, and no patterns. Keep background detail very low and softly separate the subject from the background so attention remains on her face and voluminous black hair.
Compose the raised arm from the left foreground, with hair flowing naturally. Place the face, eyes, hair, and gray tank top in the midground, against the neutral minimalist studio wall. Center the face toward the top-center of the frame, with a strong visual presence and minimal natural space above it. Crop naturally below the chest. Let the raised arm extend partially beyond the left frame edge and let voluminous black hair fill the right side. Direct attention from the bright hair reflections toward the eyes and lips. Keep both eyes and the center of the face as the visual focus. Do not add black bars, phone-interface artifacts, or other screenshot elements.
Render soft, diffuse reflections on the skin, long linear specular reflections that follow the hair strands, low reflectivity on the matte clothing, and virtually no reflected light from the matte background. Ensure anatomically correct fingers, joints, and skin creases; accurate pupils with natural catchlights; individually distinct eyelashes; realistic fabric texture; shadows consistent with the light direction; and seamless integration of the face, head, ears, and neck.
Do not include text. Remove any elements in the top-right one-fifth of the frame, social-media interface elements, black bars at the top or bottom, the white bottom home indicator, watermarks, logos, or any other text.
Avoid: a different person’s face; blended or mixed faces; altered face shape; excessive beautification; enlarged eyes; an unrealistic nose; an artificial V-line jaw; blurred or plastic-looking skin; CGI; 3D rendering; animation; a doll-like face; asymmetrical eye distortion; visible facial-blending seams; unrealistic hair; finger errors; extra arms; blurry eyes; excessive sharpening; overdone HDR; oversaturated colors; background clutter; text; watermarks; social-media UI; and black borders.
Prioritize maintaining the identity from the separately provided facial photograph. Recreate the scene from the reference image with voluminous black hair, an arms-raised pose, a direct forward-facing gaze, a gray ribbed tank top, a minimalist gray background, and strong natural light from the upper left casting delicate shadows. Render pores, skin texture, individual hair strands, fabric weave, and eye reflections in hyper-realistic detail. Do not artificially beautify the face or blend it with another person’s features. Remove all social-media elements and text. The final image must be an 8K, high-end fashion and beauty editorial portrait in a vertical 9:16 format.
Comments — 0