- Category
- Design & Image
- Tags
- person mugshot vintage-dossier
Photorealistic Fictional Inmate Dossier
Create a vintage prison dossier composite with two photorealistic mugshots and a randomized, humorous fictional criminal record.
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- Format
- Text Parameterized
- Inputs
- identity_reference_photo (image) · Required credit_text (text) · Optional · Default: Credits ♡ Nancyfaini
- Outputs
- fictional_inmate_dossier (image)
Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values
before using this prompt. See parameters
and defaults below.
Create an ultra-photorealistic vintage prison dossier using the uploaded photo as the identity reference. Preserve the subject’s exact facial identity, natural features, age, skin texture, and proportions.
LAYOUT: Create a vertical 4:5 composition. At the top, show two mugshots of the same person: a front view and a strict side profile. The subject wears an orange prison jumpsuit and stands against a height chart. Below, include an aged-paper inmate record with typewritten fields, scratches, a synthetic fingerprint, and vintage crime-film aesthetics.
RANDOM PERSONALIZATION: Automatically invent a unique fictional inmate number, alias, witty mugshot phrase, prison name, status, and 3–4 funny, original criminal charges inspired by the subject’s visual vibe. Randomize these details for every generation. Never reuse previous aliases, charges, or phrases. Avoid repetitive jokes and generic accusations.
Include fictional or unknown record fields, eye color, hair color, and the signature “${credit-text:Credits ♡ Nancyfaini}”.
Add the footer: “FICTIONAL RECORD — FOR CREATIVE USE ONLY.”
Keep the layout consistent while making all creative details random and original. Do not alter the subject’s face. Do not include real personal data or real prison insignia, and do not use cartoon effects.
Parameters
Replace each placeholder with your own value, or use its default when one is provided.
${credit-text:Credits ♡ Nancyfaini}
credit-text
Default: Credits ♡ Nancyfaini
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