A complex JSON prompt for generating a 4-panel composite image based on a reference face. The composite includes a large 'face analysis' portrait and three smaller stacked portraits showing the subject in three distinct careers chosen by the AI based on the perceived 'facial vibe' and appearance. (free to use) — Free AI image template on PicX Studio.
{ "referenced_image_ids": ["<PASTE_INPUT_IMAGE_ID_HERE>"], "size": "1024x1536", "n": 1, "prompt": "Create a single composite image (a clean 4-panel collage) based on the provided reference face. The final output must contain: (A) one LARGE panel on the left (about 65% width, full height) showing a premium 'face analysis' portrait of the same person; and (B) three SMALL panels stacked vertically on the right (about 35% width) showing the SAME person in three different careers.\n\nCRITICAL CAREER-SELECTION RULE:\n- The three careers must be selected by YOU based on the person's facial vibe and overall appearance in the reference (e.g., perceived temperament, style, presence, confidence, softness/seriousness, elegance/athleticism, creative/analytical vibe). Do NOT pick random jobs.\n- Choose careers that feel plausibly aligned with the person’s look and presence (\"face-to-career matching\" concept).\n- The three careers must be DISTINCT and cover different archetypes (e.g., one corporate/strategic, one creative/media, one technical/field). Avoid repeating similar industries.\n- Keep the choices fun and flattering, but still believable.\n\nGLOBAL RULES (apply to all panels):\n- The person must look like the same individual in all panels (consistent facial features, hairline, eye shape/color, skin tone, proportions).\n- Realistic, high-end editorial photography style.\n- Do NOT add any real names, IDs, biometric scores, or identity claims. This is illustrative only.\n- Avoid heavy text. Minimal labels allowed only in the analysis panel.\n\nPANEL A (LEFT, LARGE): 'FACE ANALYSIS' PORTRAIT\n- Close-up, centered, symmetrical portrait (head and upper neck), studio lighting, sharp focus.\n- Overlay a semi-transparent facial analysis grid: symmetry axis, eye-line, nose base line, jaw curve arcs, proportional guides (golden ratio style).\n- Add subtle, minimal micro-labels in English such as: 'symmetry axis', 'eye line', 'jaw curve', 'proportion guide'. Keep labels tiny and tasteful.\n- Make it look like a premium aesthetic/cosmetic analysis diagram (modern UI overlay, not medical).\n\nPANELS B/C/D (RIGHT, THREE SMALL PANELS): CAREER PORTRAITS\nFor each of the three chosen careers, depict:\n1) A strongly job-accurate outfit (uniform/PPE/tools/accessories appropriate to the role).\n2) A clear environment that matches the job (office, studio, set, lab, site, outdoors, etc.).\n3) A light playful twist that fits the role (a charming prop, a witty moment, a fun-but-realistic action), without becoming cartoonish.\n- Keep the face visible and recognizable in each panel.\n- Use cinematic lighting and shallow depth-of-field; backgrounds should be rich but not cluttered.\n\nCOMPOSITION & QUALITY:\n- Output must be one single image containing all 4 panels with thin white borders between panels.\n- Cohesive color grading a"
Use Face-to-Career Matching Composite Image Generator to plan an AI image around nano-banana-2 generation. Match the preview's composition first, then personalize the subject, setting, and mood for your own project.
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