Surreal Diffusion-Gradient Split Poster

Format

Text

Inputs

Reference_image (image) · Required

Outputs

Split_poster (image)

Create one standalone poster from the uploaded image; do not make a collage. Divide the canvas into two equal parts, with the top and bottom each occupying exactly 50% of the image.

Top half: Preserve the identity, structure, and pose of the main subject in the original photo, along with its realistic texture, natural lighting, and color atmosphere. Apply only subtle, refined color grading for an art-magazine or exhibition-image quality. Extend the background as needed to fit the canvas, but do not stretch, distort, or otherwise alter the subject. Include no text.

Bottom half: Create a diffused-gradient, surreal reimagining of the same theme. Study the original subject, pose, key contours, and colors, and retain the most recognizable details. Reorganize the scale, placement, and space: let part of the subject become translucent colored light, or enlarge, suspend, and extend original forms. Let broad, soft gradients dominate, using 3–5 free-form color fields of different sizes that overlap. Make each color gradually fade outward from its center, with edges dissolving completely and overlaps blending naturally into new colors. At least one color field must pass through the subject so that part of its contour dissolves into it. Use the original image’s dark colors as the base; keep shadows transparent and highlights luminous. Preserve broad, quiet areas and only a few details that make the original photo recognizable. Keep the result clean, hazy, and weightless, with a subtle surreal quality.

Avoid blurring the entire image, copying the original composition, neon outlines, star fields, dense smoke, coarse grain, or unrelated decoration. Do not include text, watermarks, or borders.