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Polished Anime Edit from Rough Sketch
Transforms a rough character sketch into a refined Japanese anime-style illustration with a dynamic pose, abstract gallery background, and editable top-right label.
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Using REFERENCE_0 as the rough sketch and composition guide, clean it up into a polished, high-quality Japanese animation-style illustration with an artistic, creator-driven look. Keep the same main subject, the short turquoise hair, glasses, playful expression, cropped top silhouette, and both hands making finger-gun gestures, but refine the anatomy, hands, clothing folds, face, and linework into a finished illustration rather than a sketch. Style and rendering: Use crisp expressive anime line art, painterly cel shading, high contrast, detailed fabric texture, and vivid cyan-pink accents. Preserve some rough sketch energy through visible scribbly marks and graphic brush textures, but make the character fully resolved and attractive. Composition changes: Reframe the pose into a more dynamic low-angle, three-quarter view with the character leaning toward the viewer. Replace the simple pastel background with a dense abstract interior/gallery-like space made of curved hanging panels, paper sheets, sketch marks, cables, and blocks of cyan and hot pink paint. Text overlay: Add exactly 1 rounded white label near the top right containing the Japanese text {argument name="top right label" default="スタイルなし(stylize 800)"}. Do not keep the original label from the reference. Constraints: Do not add extra characters. Avoid photorealism. Keep the image square. Make the final result look like a refined edit of the rough draft, not a completely unrelated character.
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Using REFERENCE_0 as the rough sketch and composition guide, clean it up into a polished, high-quality Japanese animation-style illustration with an artistic, creator-driven look. Keep the same main subject, the short turquoise hair, glasses, playful expression, cropped top silhouette, and both hands making finger-gun gestures, but refine the anatomy, hands, clothing folds, face, and linework into a finished illustration rather than a sketch. Style and rendering: Use crisp expressive anime line art, painterly cel shading, high contrast, detailed fabric texture, and vivid cyan-pink accents. Preserve some rough sketch energy through visible scribbly marks and graphic brush textures, but make the character fully resolved and attractive. Composition changes: Reframe the pose into a more dynamic low-angle, three-quarter view with the character leaning toward the viewer. Replace the simple pastel background with a dense abstract interior/gallery-like space made of curved hanging panels, paper sheets, sketch marks, cables, and blocks of cyan and hot pink paint. Text overlay: Add exactly 1 rounded white label near the top right containing the Japanese text {argument name="top right label" default="スタイルなし(stylize 800)"}. Do not keep the original label from the reference. Constraints: Do not add extra characters. Avoid photorealism. Keep the image square. Make the final result look like a refined edit of the rough draft, not a completely unrelated character.
Reference assets included
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Polished Anime Edit from Rough Sketch questions
Can I customize the Polished Anime Edit from Rough Sketch template?
Yes. You can change the subject, setting, lighting, mood, format, and available model controls before creating your image.
Is the Polished Anime Edit from Rough Sketch template free?
Opening and editing this template is free. Generating uses credits, shown on the Generate button when you are signed in.
Which AI model should I use?
Start with GPT Image 2, which is the model associated with this template. You can compare another compatible model for a different finish.
