Photorealistic Identity Transfer with Expression Preservation

Format

Text

Inputs

Base_image (image) · Required Identity_photo (image) · Required

Outputs

Edited_image (image)

Use the first image as the primary basis for the entire composition. Replace the original character in the first image with the character from the second image, following these instructions precisely.

PRESERVE FROM THE FIRST IMAGE (without any changes):
- Exact body pose
- Arm and leg positions
- Hand gestures
- Framing and camera angle
- Clothing, including the exact same garments, fit, and texture
- Accessories, without changing their position or design
- The complete setting and all background elements
- Lighting, shadows, and atmosphere
- Objects and their positions
- The original facial expression, including emotion and the positions of the mouth, eyes, and eyebrows

TRANSFER FROM THE SECOND IMAGE (with absolute fidelity):
- Complete facial structure, including face shape, eyes, nose, mouth, and jaw
- Facial proportions
- Bone structure
- Muscular structure
- Skin tone
- Skin texture
- Hair shape, volume, and hairline
- Distinctive physical features

CRITICAL EXPRESSION RULE:
Apply the facial expression from the first image to the face of the character in the second image. Transfer the expression precisely, preserving the same emotion and muscular tension. Do not alter the second character’s facial anatomy while applying the expression. Ensure the expression looks natural on the new face, without distortion or an artificial appearance.

GENERAL RULES:
- Do not blend structural features between the two characters.
- Do not reinterpret the face; preserve the second image character’s identity faithfully.
- Integrate the character naturally into the scene, avoiding a cut-and-paste appearance.
- Adjust lighting and perspective so they are fully consistent with the scene.
- Maintain correct proportions and scale within the environment.
- Avoid anatomical distortions.

STYLE AND OUTPUT:
Ultra-realistic, maximum detail, natural textures for skin, fabric, and materials, coherent cinematic lighting, high sharpness, sharp focus, and 8K resolution.