Photographic Scene with a Soft Miniature Instant Photo

Format

Text

Inputs

Uploaded_photo (image) · Required

Outputs

Edited_image (image)

Use only the single uploaded photo as the source of content. Create one vertical 3:4 image divided into two horizontal sections.

A very dark, backlit photo may cause a face that was not visible on a doll to appear. Rear views or clearly captured photos tend to work well. A wider, more open photo gives the card more room; if a person is far away and small, their miniature will also be small and have little detail.

TOP SECTION — approximately 45% of the image
Keep the uploaded photo unchanged. Do not redraw it. Preserve the number and identity of the subjects, their actions, the camera angle, buildings and terrain, spatial relationships, natural light, and depth of field.

BOTTOM SECTION — approximately 55% of the image
Continue the same scene as a photograph. Place one warm-white instant-photo card in the foreground. It must visibly have real paper thickness. The card may be held between fingers, placed on a floor that is part of the scene, or hovering slightly above the scene. Show all four white borders and the thickness along a cut edge. Give the corners a slight roundness, with shallow dents and light signs of use. Add soft contact shadows where the card touches a hand or the floor. It must not look like a picture frame, phone screen, or flat sticker.

INSIDE THE CARD ONLY
Transform only what appears inside the instant photo into soft miniature models of the same scene. Render people, animals, food, buildings, plants, and vehicles as rounded soft-clay or soft-vinyl figures, with soft dimensional lighting, ground-contact shadows, faint mold marks, and a matte surface. Heads may be slightly larger than life, but preserve the subjects’ facial features, hairstyles, clothing, and expressions from the photo. Round animals and objects according to their own shapes. Do not give animals human faces or change their species. Preserve the original photo’s colors, patterns, poses, subject count, and key props.

OUTSIDE THE CARD
Keep everything outside the card as a realistic photograph. Do not apply a cartoon filter to the whole image. Leave 10–20% of the image as quiet, low-detail background.

FAILURE CONDITIONS
- Any text, numbers, signature, logo, QR code, corner label, or watermark anywhere in the image is a failure.
- A different number of people or animals inside the card than in the top photo is a failure.
- Miniature-model texture spilling outside the card and touching the realistic scene is a failure.
- A card that reads as a frame or screen, a missing white border, or a missing contact shadow where the card touches a hand or floor is a failure.
- A cheap, glossy plastic appearance is a failure.
- Duplicated people, extra limbs, or fused or incorrectly numbered fingers are failures.
- Losing or duplicating an item held or worn in the photo is a failure.
- Adding any building, prop, or person that was not in the photo is a failure.

Output one vertical image.