Create a professional photorealistic CHARACTER REFERENCE SHEET in one single image, using the uploaded reference image as the absolute highest-priority identity anchor.
IDENTITY LOCK
The uploaded image is the master identity reference. Preserve the character as the exact same person across all 9 panels, including facial identity and proportions, face shape, jawline, cheeks, forehead, eyebrows, eyes and eye spacing, eyelids and gaze, nose, lips, chin, skin tone and natural skin texture, hairstyle, hairline, length, volume, texture and color, body proportions, shoulders, neck and overall age appearance. Do not reinterpret, beautify excessively, age up/down, alter ethnicity, redesign facial features, or create a different-looking person. Maintain extremely strong identity consistency from every camera angle.
SHEET FORMAT
Create a clean 3×3 grid with exactly 9 separate panels, all featuring the same character. Use a seamless light-gray neutral studio background, soft premium portrait lighting, subtle shadows, consistent white balance, skin tone, wardrobe, hairstyle and accessories, realistic anatomy, professional casting/model reference photography and a minimal editorial aesthetic. Separate panels with thin clean spacing. No text, labels, typography, captions, logos, watermarks or decorative graphics.
The final image should resemble a professional casting sheet, modeling contact sheet, character continuity sheet and AI character identity reference board.
9 REQUIRED PANELS
1 — Front Portrait: Straight-on frontal head-and-shoulders portrait, eye-level camera, direct eye contact, calm neutral expression, natural hair framing the face, both sides of the face clearly visible. 85mm portrait look, medium-close framing, minimal distortion, soft frontal studio lighting, highly detailed eyes, skin, eyelashes, eyebrows, lips and hair. Primary facial identity reference.
2 — 3/4 Portrait: Character rotated approximately 30–45° away from camera, face clearly visible and eyes gently toward camera. Clearly preserve cheek contour, jawline, nose projection, facial depth, eye placement and hairstyle volume. Eye-level, 85mm portrait look, neutral expression, identical identity to Panel 01.
3 — Right Side Profile: Strict 90° right-side profile, character facing frame-right, camera perpendicular to face. Clearly reveal forehead, nose bridge and tip, lips, chin, jawline, neck, ear placement and hairstyle silhouette. No rotation toward camera. Neutral expression, shoulder-level framing, 85–105mm look.
4 — Low-Angle Portrait: Camera 15–25° below eye level, chin slightly raised, face clearly visible, calm and confident natural expression. Preserve exact facial proportions and avoid exaggerated perspective, distorted jaw or oversized chin. Show realistic underside contours of jaw, chin and nose. Professional editorial beauty-photography feel.
5 — Top-Down Portrait: Camera 25–40° above eye level, character gently tilting head downward, eyes lowered. Show hairstyle top, hair parting, forehead, eyelashes, nose structure and facial proportions from above. Keep face recognizable and anatomically accurate; no fisheye, oversized forehead or compressed chin; use natural portrait-lens perspective.
6 — Medium Full-Body Standing: Head to below knees / three-quarter body. Character naturally faces camera with relaxed shoulders, arms beside body and centered posture. Clearly show head-to-body ratio, shoulder width, torso, waist, hips, arms, hands, legs and wardrobe silhouette. Neutral editorial modeling pose, approximately 50–70mm lens, camera around chest-to-waist height, minimal distortion.
7 — Close-Up Beauty Portrait: Face fills most of the frame at eye level, natural gaze toward camera. Extremely detailed eyes, iris, eyelashes, eyebrows, pores, subtle skin texture, nose, lips and individual hair strands. Natural realistic skin with no plastic or over-smoothed appearance, no excessive makeup, no identity modification. 85–105mm beauty lens, soft diffused light and subtle natural eye catchlights.
8 — Over-Shoulder 3/4 Back: Body turned mostly away, showing a three-quarter back view while the character gently looks over one shoulder toward camera. Clearly show hairstyle from behind, neck, shoulders, upper-back proportions, facial profile and wardrobe back design. Visible facial features must remain identical to the master reference. Natural elegant pose, no exaggerated twisting, realistic anatomy, 70–85mm lens.
9 — Full-Body Standing: Complete head-to-feet portrait with feet fully visible. Natural standing posture, facing camera or an extremely subtle 3/4 angle, relaxed hands. Clearly preserve body proportions, height impression, shoulder-to-hip ratio, arm and leg length, hand and foot size and wardrobe silhouette. Natural fashion-reference posture, not dramatic modeling. Waist-height camera, 50–70mm lens and sufficient distance to prevent body distortion.
WARDROBE & HAIR CONSISTENCY
Preserve the exact wardrobe from the uploaded reference unless otherwise specified: clothing type, color, neckline, straps, fabric appearance, jewelry and accessories. Do not randomly add accessories or change clothing between panels; clothing must behave naturally with gravity and body position.
Keep the hairstyle identical throughout all 9 panels: same haircut, length, parting, texture, volume, hairline and color. Minor natural movement caused by pose is acceptable, but never redesign the hairstyle or introduce bangs, ponytail, curls, different parting, different length or different color.
EXPRESSION
Maintain a consistent neutral or subtly relaxed expression throughout. No exaggerated smile, open-mouth smile, dramatic emotional changes or strong makeup transformation. This is an identity-continuity reference sheet, not an expression or fashion-variation sheet.
PHOTOGRAPHY & LIGHTING
Use ultra-photorealistic professional studio photography, high-end casting photography and premium editorial character documentation. Natural human skin, accurate subsurface rendering, realistic pores, individual hair strands, natural eye reflections, realistic clothing texture, sharp eyes, balanced exposure, natural dynamic range and realistic depth of field.
Use the same lighting setup across every panel: large softbox key light approximately 45° from camera, subtle soft fill and very gentle separation/rim light only if needed. Maintain natural facial dimensionality with no harsh shadows, colored cinematic lighting or lighting changes between panels.
PRIORITY ORDER
Character facial identity → facial proportions → hairstyle → skin tone → body proportions → wardrobe → accessories → camera angle → lighting → background.
If any instruction conflicts with the uploaded reference, preserve the reference character identity first.
NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS
Avoid different person, face/identity drift, facial redesign, beautification drift, altered nose/eyes/jaw/lips/face shape, different hairstyle or hair length, different body type, different age or ethnicity, altered skin tone, asymmetrical or deformed face, warped anatomy, oversized/tiny head, elongated neck, distorted shoulders, extra/missing/fused fingers, warped hands, extra/missing limbs, unnatural legs, cropped feet in full-body panel, fisheye or wide-angle distortion, plastic/wax-like/over-smoothed skin, anime, illustration, 3D CGI, cartoon appearance, AI facial artifacts, random accessories, wardrobe changes, text, labels, captions, logos or watermarks.
FINAL COMPOSITION
One single professional 3×3 character reference sheet containing exactly 9 images of the same character.
Top row: 1 Front Portrait · 2 3/4 Portrait · 3 Right Side Profile
Middle row: 4 Low-Angle Portrait · 5 Top-Down Portrait · 6 Medium Full-Body
Bottom row: 7 Close-Up Beauty · 8 Over-Shoulder 3/4 Back · 9 Full-Body Standing
Clean seamless light-gray studio background, no text or labels, maximum character identity consistency, photorealistic professional reference quality. The uploaded reference image remains the absolute visual identity anchor for every panel.
