One Photo, Three Souvenirs

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

reference_photo (image) · Required

Outputs

square_four_panel_image (image)

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

Using only the content of the uploaded photo, transform it into one square image showing the same scene as three different souvenirs.

Input photo: ${reference-photo}

Layout:
- Divide the square into four equal-sized quadrants in a two-by-two grid, separated by thin white gutters.
- Top-left: Show the uploaded photo exactly as it is. Do not change its colors, crop, or composition.
- Top-right: Turn the same scene into a single vinyl die-cut sticker with a thick white border. Keep only the main silhouette of the scene and give its outer edge rounded contours. Add a subtle gloss and tiny vinyl creases. Place it on matte gray paper, casting a soft shadow.
- Bottom-left: Turn the same scene into a vintage travel ticket made of thick, yellowed cardstock. Print the illustration using only two ink colors. Add a semicircular notch at one end, worn edges, and faint crease marks.
- Bottom-right: Turn the same scene into a refrigerator magnet. Set the enamel in cloisonné style, with a metal rim around the glassy enamel, thin gold lines separating the colors, and metallic highlights on the rim and gold lines.

Keep the scene consistent across all four quadrants. Preserve the main subjects' positions, orientations, number, and color palette. Change only the materials from one quadrant to another; do not redraw the scene from a different angle. If people or animals appear, preserve their number and actions, and do not change anyone's face into another person's.

Failure conditions:
- Do not include any text, numbers, signatures, logos, or watermarks anywhere, including on the ticket.
- Do not show different scenes in different quadrants.
- Do not use anything other than four equal-sized quadrants.
- Make the materials of the three souvenirs clearly distinct; do not make all three look like paper or all three look like photographs.
- Avoid a slick computer-generated appearance, plastic gloss, and oversaturated colors.

Output exactly one square image.