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Use this prompt when you need a uploaded portrait edit with a 1:1 composition and clear visual direction.
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A glossy early-2000s profile card with playful stickers while preserving the uploaded portrait.
Use one uploaded portrait photo as the center of a Y2K sticker profile card. Preserve the original person exactly: face, expression, skin tone, outfit, pose, hair, and identity must not change. Keep all text and stickers away from the face. Build a glossy early-2000s teen magazine mood with hearts, stars, cherries, ribbons, sparkles, sticker borders, and chrome accents. Top title: "Nia PROFILE ✦". Left profile box: NAME Nia, AGE 22, PERSONALITY ESFP, HOBBY dance practice. Right speech bubbles: "main-character energy in tiny moments", "LOVE: gloss, pop songs, late-night snacks", "GOOD AT: making people laugh", "NOW INTO: digital cameras". Bottom phrase: "sparkle softly, stay real". Kitsch but clean, readable English text, no brand logos, no watermark.
Use this prompt when you need a uploaded portrait edit with a 1:1 composition and clear visual direction.
Keep outputs original. Avoid copied characters, brand marks, platform screenshots, or misleading claims when adapting this prompt.
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Swap subject variables, tighten the mood, and trim any section that is not necessary for your target image model. Keep the core hierarchy and constraints intact if you want a result close to the preview.