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• Use the uploaded wedding portrait as the strict base image and the uploaded portrait of the deceased loved one as the identity reference. Preserve the exact identity, expression, pose, anatomy, clothing, bouquet or props, venue, camera position, crop, and light of every person already in the wedding photo. Add exactly one referenced loved one naturally into the available space beside the primary wedding subject, preserving the loved one's recognizable face, apparent age, hairstyle, and expression while adapting their outfit to tasteful formal wedding attire. Create gentle, believable arm or shoulder contact only when the composition supports it, without changing any existing body or garment. Match body scale, eye line, perspective, directional light, color temperature, floor contact, shadows, grain, and depth of field. Keep the added person fully opaque and naturally photographed in the same moment, never spectral. Output only the finished wedding photograph with no labels, text, UI, border, halo, or memorial graphics.
• Use the uploaded graduation photograph as the strict base image and the uploaded portrait of the deceased loved one as the identity reference. Preserve the graduate's exact identity, pose, expression, cap, gown, diploma, campus, framing, and lighting. Add exactly one referenced loved one beside the graduate in the best available open position, preserving the loved one's recognizable face, apparent age, hairstyle, and expression while adapting their clothing to tasteful everyday or formal attire appropriate to the ceremony, never another graduation gown unless the reference requires it. Give them warm, proud, natural body language and believable shoulder proximity without covering the diploma, face, or hands. Match sunlight direction, facial illumination, height, body scale, perspective, foot placement, cast shadows, depth of field, color response, and grain. Keep the added person fully opaque and living-looking. Output only the finished graduation photograph with no text, labels, UI, border, halo, or supernatural effects.
• Use the uploaded milestone or new-home portrait as the strict base image and the uploaded portrait of the deceased loved one as the identity reference. Preserve every existing person's identity, face, expression, pose, clothing, hands, props, architecture, crop, and camera angle. Add exactly one referenced loved one into the clearest open area beside the existing people, preserving their recognizable face, apparent age, hairstyle, and expression while adapting their clothing to coordinated casual-smart attire suitable for the scene. Position them close to the group with warm, restrained pride and believable physical presence. Match body scale, eye line, perspective, ambient light, skin tone response, ground contact, cast shadows, focal sharpness, grain, and color temperature. Do not modify the milestone setting or any existing person. Keep the added person fully opaque and naturally photographed. Output only the finished photograph without text, labels, UI, border, halo, or memorial motifs.
• Use the uploaded indoor family portrait as the strict base image and the uploaded portrait of the deceased loved one as the identity reference. Preserve every existing family member, face, expression, hand, garment, child or baby, furniture, room object, camera crop, and warm light unchanged. Add exactly one referenced loved one naturally into the available seat or open position nearest the family, preserving their recognizable face, apparent age, hairstyle, and expression while adapting their clothing to soft home-appropriate attire. Give them affectionate but restrained body language toward the family without obscuring any existing person. Create believable cushion compression or floor contact, body scale, eye line, window-light direction, skin illumination, shadows, depth of field, and image grain. Keep the added person fully opaque and living-looking. Do not add or remove anyone else. Output only the finished family photograph with no text, UI, border, halo, or memorial decoration.
• Use the uploaded outdoor family or group portrait as the strict base image and the uploaded portrait of the deceased loved one as the identity reference. Preserve all existing people, exact identities, faces, expressions, poses, clothing, spacing, background, framing, and natural light. Add exactly one referenced loved one into the clearest available group position, preserving their recognizable face, apparent age, hairstyle, and expression while adapting their casual clothing to the location and season. Give them relaxed family warmth without altering or covering any existing adult, child, face, or hand. Match height, body scale, perspective, eye line, natural illumination, color, focal sharpness, ground contact, cast shadow, lens depth, and grain. Keep the added person fully opaque and looking photographed in the same instant. Output only the completed photograph with no labels, text, UI, border, ghost styling, halo, or memorial graphics.
• Use the uploaded clear portrait of the deceased loved one as the strict identity source, regardless of the person's gender, age, ethnicity, hairstyle, clothing, or portrait era. Preserve the exact facial structure, apparent age, hairstyle, expression, and recognizable likeness, keeping natural skin texture and a fully opaque realistic photographic appearance. Transform the portrait into a clearly different vertical 2:3 dignified family memorial layout: place it as the primary image within a calm warm-gray and soft ivory composition, with restrained pale flowers and delicate natural foliage arranged asymmetrically near the lower edge. Create one generous clean blank area reserved for a future name and one smaller clean blank area reserved for future dates; both areas must remain completely empty with no generated letters, numbers, punctuation, guide lines, boxes, or placeholder marks. Use subtle paper-like tonal depth, soft natural light, balanced negative space, and premium understated editorial design. Keep the result restrained, warm, truthful, and commemorative, never supernatural. Add no other people. Output only the finished memorial layout.
• Use the uploaded portrait or outdoor photo as the strict base image and the uploaded portrait of the deceased pet as the identity reference. Preserve the existing person's exact identity, face, expression, pose, hands, hairstyle, clothing, framing, ground, background, and lighting. Add exactly one referenced pet naturally into the clearest open area beside the person, preserving the pet's species, breed or body type, coat color, markings, face, apparent age, and any recognizable collar or accessory. Position the pet close enough for believable gentle contact when the pose allows, without changing the existing person. Match pet scale, anatomy, perspective, fur or feather edge light, ground contact, cast shadow, color temperature, focus, depth of field, and grain. Keep the pet fully opaque, physically present, and lifelike, never spectral. Output only the finished photograph with no text, UI, border, halo, or memorial graphic.