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A complex prompt for creating a composite image with 3D chibi characters interacting with a real person isolated from a photo.
Based on this image, centering on the person in the photo, please generate an "emotional composite image where mini-me characters come alive and move around." [Core Concept] "My little alter-egos in my daily life" Cute, playful, yet aesthetic direction Instagram aesthetic + an image with a story [1. Person Processing - Crucial] The original person must be cut out/isolated from the background (Absolutely no changes to the face or pose allowed). Place the person in the center or slightly towards the front of the scene. Add natural shadows. Add a thin white border around the person's outline (like a sticker, but not too thick). [2. Mini-Me Character Generation - Core] Generate multiple "mini-me characters" based on the person. Style: {argument name="style" default="3D cute SD (Super Deformed/Chibi) characters (Roblox or pixel styles are acceptable)"}. Must reflect the exact facial features, hairstyle, and clothing of the person. [Mini-Me Characteristics] Small size (palm-sized feel). Multiple characters appearing ({argument name="count" default="around 3 to 7 characters"}). [3. Mini-Me Actions - Crucial] Each character must be actively doing something. Examples: {argument name="actions" default="Jumping and playing Waving hands Mimicking the person Sitting on an object Climbing on the person's shoulder or head Looking like they are talking to each other"} 👉 "Static/frozen characters are strictly prohibited" [4. Placement & Direction] Place them naturally on top of books / bags / shoulders / the floor / hands, etc. Place some in front of the person and some behind → to create a sense of depth and space. Add shadows as if they actually exist in the physical space. [5. Title Generation - Core Feature] Analyze the mood of the image and automatically generate a short, aesthetic text title. [Title Rules] 2 to 5 words long. Do not explain; just convey the "vibe." Avoid overly trendy internet slang. Natural and aesthetic tone. [Example Vibes/Titles] Today's moment Just a good day Little joys of the day My own timing Small happiness Recording this moment Just found it funny 👉 Must "generate a new title that fits the mood of the image" [6. Title Placement] Place some text behind the person. Place some text in front. 👉 Create a three-dimensional layered composition. Do not make the text too large (maintain the aesthetic vibe). Use a soft font style. [7. Doodles & Sticker Elements] Add handwritten-style doodles (thin pen feel). Examples: Arrows → Circles for emphasis Stars ✨ Hearts ♡ Dotted lines 👉 Only add 3 to 6 elements (do not overdo it) [8. Auxiliary Text (Optional)] Small sticker-like text. Examples: mini me today mood lol daily [9. Overall Style] Bright and warm tones. Maintain natural colors. Avoid looking too much like CG (computer graphics). Aim for a "real photo + cute composite" feel. [10. Prohibitions] No changing the person's face. No characters looking out of place or disconnected from the scene. No game UI styles. No excessive filters or effects. No card-news (infographic) style text blocks.
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