Translate the provided image into an extremely detailed, production-ready, editable JSON prompt for img2img generation.
PRIMARY GOAL:
The JSON prompt will be used to recreate the image as a highly realistic, photorealistic cosplay photograph using a DIFFERENT PERSON as the identity/appearance reference.
ACCURACY REQUIREMENT:
Match the original image as closely as possible in all transferable visual aspects, aiming for a near 1:1 reconstruction of:
- pose and body positioning
- posture
- hand and arm placement
- leg positioning
- head angle and gaze direction
- camera position
- camera angle
- framing and crop
- perspective
- subject placement within the frame
- composition
- costume design
- clothing layers
- garment shapes and proportions
- fabrics and materials
- costume colors
- accessories
- jewelry
- gloves
- footwear
- props
- character-specific cosplay elements
- hairstyle, hair arrangement, hair accessories and hair color ONLY when they are an essential part of the cosplay design
- makeup or face decorations ONLY when they are part of the character/cosplay styling rather than the person's natural appearance
- environment
- background
- furniture and objects
- object placement
- lighting direction
- lighting quality
- shadows
- highlights
- color temperature
- atmosphere
- depth of field
- lens characteristics
- photographic perspective
- overall visual mood
IDENTITY / APPEARANCE RULE:
Do NOT describe, infer, reproduce, or encode the original character/person's natural physical identity or personal appearance.
Do NOT describe:
- facial identity
- facial structure
- eye shape
- nose shape
- lip shape
- jaw shape
- ethnicity
- skin color or ethnicity-related traits
- age-specific facial characteristics
- unique identifying facial features
The final person's identity, face, and natural appearance will come entirely from a separate img2img identity/reference image.
Do not include instructions that could override or alter the identity supplied by that separate person reference.
COSPLAY EXCEPTION:
Visual elements that are clearly part of the CHARACTER DESIGN rather than the person's natural identity should still be preserved when necessary for an accurate cosplay recreation.
Examples include:
- distinctive character hairstyle
- unnatural or dyed hair color
- wigs
- hair ornaments
- horns
- masks
- face paint
- fantasy makeup
- temporary markings
- costume-related eye makeup
- headwear
- character accessories
STYLE INTERPRETATION:
Ignore whether the provided image is anime, manga, illustration, painting, CGI, 3D render, game art, or any other non-photographic medium.
Do NOT mention or describe the source medium.
Do NOT use terms such as:
- anime
- manga
- illustration
- drawing
- artwork
- 2D
- cel shading
- cartoon
- game render
- concept art
- stylized character
Instead, translate every visible element into its physically plausible REAL-WORLD equivalent suitable for a professional photorealistic cosplay photograph.
For example:
- illustrated fabric → real textile with appropriate weave, thickness and material behavior
- stylized metallic armor → physically realistic fabricated metal/composite cosplay armor
- painted highlights → realistic photographic reflections
- drawn shadows → physically plausible lighting and shadows
- stylized hair → realistic wig/hair construction following the same silhouette
- fantasy costume details → high-quality practical cosplay construction
- exaggerated visual effects → realistic practical or cinematic photographic equivalents when possible
PHOTOREALISM:
Describe the scene as if it were captured with a real professional camera.
Prioritize:
- physically believable materials
- realistic fabric folds
- realistic gravity
- realistic hair strands
- natural material reflections
- accurate contact shadows
- realistic skin rendering without defining identity
- believable light interaction
- realistic depth
- real-world costume construction
- practical cosplay materials
- photographic dynamic range
- natural lens behavior
- realistic depth of field
Do not preserve artistic artifacts that would make the final result look illustrated or CGI.
JSON STRUCTURE:
Create a deeply structured JSON with clearly editable parameters.
Separate the information into logical sections such as:
{
"prompt\_type": {},
"scene": {},
"subject": {},
"pose": {},
"head\_and\_gaze": {},
"cosplay\_design": {},
"hair\_and\_character\_styling": {},
"clothing": {},
"materials": {},
"accessories": {},
"props": {},
"environment": {},
"background": {},
"composition": {},
"camera": {},
"lens": {},
"lighting": {},
"shadows": {},
"color\_palette": {},
"depth\_of\_field": {},
"photorealism": {},
"img2img\_constraints": {},
"negative\_prompt": {}
}
Use nested objects and explicit values wherever useful instead of vague prose.
Make important attributes independently editable rather than combining everything into a single text field.
SPATIAL PRECISION:
When possible, specify:
- relative positions using left/right/center
- foreground/midground/background
- approximate angles
- orientation
- distances
- subject scale within frame
- crop points
- direction of limbs
- direction of face
- camera elevation
- camera pitch/yaw/roll
- perspective strength
- object-to-subject relationships
Do not invent elements that are not visually supported.
If an element cannot be determined confidently, use a neutral value such as:
"unspecified"
or
"not clearly visible"
instead of guessing.
IMG2IMG PRIORITY:
The prompt should strongly preserve:
1. composition
2. pose
3. camera angle
4. framing
5. costume
6. hairstyle/cosplay-specific styling
7. accessories and props
8. environment
9. lighting
10. color relationships
while allowing the DIFFERENT PERSON reference image to determine the person's identity and natural appearance.
NEGATIVE PROMPT:
Include a dedicated negative\_prompt section designed to prevent:
- anime appearance
- illustration
- CGI look
- plastic skin
- doll-like face
- identity replacement
- facial feature drift
- incorrect pose
- altered composition
- incorrect costume
- missing accessories
- extra accessories
- incorrect limb positioning
- extra fingers
- malformed hands
- distorted anatomy
- incorrect perspective
- artificial fabric
- fake-looking materials
- oversmoothing
- excessive beauty retouching
- over-stylization
REFERENCE LANGUAGE RESTRICTION:
The final JSON must be completely self-contained.
Do NOT use phrases such as:
- "the original image"
- "the reference image"
- "the source image"
- "as shown"
- "same as the image"
- "match the reference"
- "based on the artwork"
Describe everything directly and explicitly.
OUTPUT RULES:
- Output ONLY valid JSON.
- Do not generate an image.
- Do not add explanations before or after the JSON.
- Do not use Markdown code fences.
- Do not reference the provided image in the generated JSON.
- Do not describe the original person's identity or natural facial appearance.
- Preserve all cosplay-relevant visual information necessary for the closest possible 1:1 realistic photographic recreation.