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Video Prompt - Use the provided reference video ONLY as a motion, camera, timing, and performance reference, and use the provided target image as the absolute visual identity reference. CORE INSTRUCTION Recreate the video using the person/character from the target image, while accurately transferring the movement and camera behavior from the reference video. The target image must remain the source of truth for the character's appearance. CHARACTER PRESERVATION — ABSOLUTE PRIORITY Keep the character from the target image exactly consistent throughout the entire video: - Same face - Same facial structure and proportions - Same eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips and jawline - Same skin tone and realistic skin texture - Same hairstyle - Same hair length, shape, texture and hairline - Same body shape and proportions - Same clothing - Same clothing color, fabric, design and details - Same accessories - Same overall identity and appearance Do NOT redesign, beautify, replace, modify, age, de-age or reinterpret the person. Do not change the outfit or hairstyle even when the body moves. MOTION TRANSFER Analyze the reference video frame-by-frame and reproduce its movement as accurately as possible: - Head movement - Facial expressions - Eye direction and gaze - Eyebrow movement - Mouth movement - Blinking - Neck movement - Shoulder movement - Arm and hand movement - Upper-body movement - Walking or body movement - Body posture - Natural weight shifting - Timing and rhythm of movements - Start and end positions of movements The target character should perform the same actions and movements as the person in the reference video, while remaining visually identical to the target image. CAMERA MOTION TRANSFER Copy the camera behavior from the reference video: - Camera position - Camera angle - Camera distance - Camera height - Camera movement - Handheld movement - Camera shake - Push-in / pull-out - Pan / tilt - Tracking movement - Framing - Subject positioning - Perspective changes - Movement speed Do not introduce new camera movements that are not present in the reference video. FACIAL PERFORMANCE Transfer the facial performance naturally and accurately. Match the reference video's: - Expression intensity - Smile or neutral expression - Eye movement - Eyebrow movement - Head tilt - Lip movement - Emotional timing However, never alter the target person's facial identity. The face must remain recognizable as the exact same person from the target image in every frame. REALISM Create highly realistic motion with natural human biomechanics. Avoid: - Face morphing - Identity drift - Facial distortion - Melting features - Unnatural eye movement - Extra fingers - Missing fingers - Deformed hands - Body warping - Clothing changes - Hair changes - Artificial facial expressions - Rubber-like movement - Flickering - Frame-to-frame inconsistency Hands, arms, face, hair and clothing must remain anatomically and visually consistent throughout the video. TEMPORAL CONSISTENCY Maintain strong frame-to-frame consistency. The character's: - Face - Hair - Body - Clothing - Accessories - Skin texture must remain stable throughout the entire sequence. No random changes between frames. COMPOSITION Maintain the same composition and subject framing as the reference video wherever possible. If the reference person moves closer or farther from the camera, reproduce the same relative movement with the target character. OUTPUT Aspect ratio: 9:16 vertical Create a cinematic but natural-looking vertical video suitable for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. The final result should look like the exact person from the target image naturally performing the exact movement and camera performance from the reference video. PRIORITY ORDER When there is any conflict, follow this priority: 1. Target image identity and appearance 2. Reference video motion and performance 3. Reference video camera movement 4. Natural physics and realism 5. Visual style

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Create a photorealistic 15-second vertical 9:16 fashion video featuring ONE CHARACTER wearing five outfits, using my five uploaded images in their upload order. IDENTITY AND OUTFITS: All five images show the same person. Preserve their face, skin tone, body shape and hairstyle consistently throughout. Image 1 supplies Outfit 1, Image 2 supplies Outfit 2, continuing through Outfit 5. Reproduce the garments, colours, fabrics, footwear and visible accessories accurately. Use these images as identity and wardrobe references; recreate the setting and actions described below. CAMERA AND COMPOSITION: One continuous-looking shot from a completely stationary camera pointing vertically downward at exactly 90 degrees. The camera looks past a ceiling fan toward the person lying on the floor below. No zoom, pan, tilt, orbit or angle changes. A muted blue carpet fills the floor. A curved blush-pink sofa is partially cropped along the left edge. The person settles on the carpet beside it, head toward the top of the frame and feet toward the bottom. Keep their complete body comfortably inside the frame after the opening roll. CHROME FAN: A large polished CHROME ceiling fan occupies the extreme foreground, suspended between the camera and the person. Its reflective circular motor housing is partially cropped at the top centre. Broad metallic blades pass very close to the lens and appear large enough to sweep across their body. Preserve realistic silver reflections, blade brackets and rounded blade ends. The fan begins stationary, then rotates clockwise after the person presses a remote. Its blades remain visually readable, with restrained natural motion blur. The rotating blade itself creates each outfit transition. TIMING AND ACTION: 0.0-1.5 seconds: Wearing Outfit 1. At the start, the person lies fully on top of the pink sofa, their entire body supported by its cushions, then rolls sideways off the edge toward screen-right and naturally drops onto the carpet, landing on their back with head toward the top of the frame and feet toward the bottom. 1.5-2.3 seconds: They look upward toward the camera, relax their shoulders and straighten their legs, with elbows bent beside them. 2.3-4.4 seconds: They reach for a small silver remote on the carpet at screen-right, lift it toward the ceiling fan and press its button once. 4.4-5.5 seconds: They lower their hand as the fan starts rotating clockwise. A broad chrome blade sweeps down across their body, concealing the first outfit change. 5.5-8.2 seconds: Reveal Outfit 2. They remain in the same position on the carpet, placing both hands near their waist, elbows outward, ankles lightly crossed, with a subtle head turn. 8.2-10.9 seconds: The next blade sweep reveals Outfit 3. One hand rests on their hip, the other on the carpet, with knees angled slightly to one side. 10.9-13.3 seconds: Another blade sweep reveals Outfit 4. They fold their arms across their chest and lightly cross their ankles, looking confidently upward. 13.3-15.0 seconds: The final blade sweep reveals Outfit 5. One hand rests on their stomach, the other extends gently outward. They turn their face slightly toward the sofa with a relaxed expression. End with the final outfit clearly visible. TRANSITION RULES:Exactly five outfits and four outfit changes. Each change must be concealed by the passing chrome blade: the previous outfit remains ahead of the blade, and the new outfit appears behind its trailing edge. Conceal pose changes within the same sweep. No visible clothing morphing, dissolves, flashes or exposed jump cuts. Keep the room, camera, body scale and floor position continuous. Natural movement, realistic anatomy, believable fabric motion, soft warm editorial lighting and consistent shadows. No duplicated people, extra limbs, face changes, floating body parts or additional scene cuts.

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Video prompt - Animate the uploaded image realistically while preserving the exact cloth design, color, pattern, texture and environment. 0–2.5s: Character's hands show the cloth package, then naturally open the transparent plastic. SFX: realistic plastic crinkle + opening sound. 2.5–5s: Character takes out the cloth and smoothly unfolds/shows it while keeping it securely in the hands. SFX: soft fabric rustle. 5–7.5s: Character shows the second cloth naturally in the hands, keeping it supported throughout the movement. SFX: realistic fabric movement. 7.5–10s: Transition to the final outfit look. Character makes subtle natural movements and gently adjusts the outfit. SFX: soft cloth movement + smooth transition whoosh. STRICT RULES: Face must never be visible anywhere. No face reflection or reveal. Keep clothes unchanged, no morphing, no floating cloth, no extra fingers. Photorealistic, smooth natural motion, realistic fabric physics, 4K quality.

Create a realistic 4-panel fashion product collage using the uploaded FIRST and SECOND images as clothing references. IMPORTANT: Use the clothes from the uploaded images accurately. Do not change the clothing design, colors, prints, patterns, fabric, fit or details. The FINAL OUTPUT must look like a realistic fashion product photoshoot and contain exactly FOUR panels arranged in a clean 2x2 grid, similar to the uploaded THIRD reference image. PANEL 1 — PACKAGED CLOTHING: Show the complete outfit neatly packed inside a transparent plastic clothing package. Clothing must be clearly visible through the transparent plastic. Show realistic plastic wrinkles, reflections and folds. A pair of hands can naturally hold the package. Use the exact clothing from the FIRST and SECOND uploaded images. Keep the outfit neatly arranged inside the package. PANEL 2 — TOP/CLOTHING IN HAND: Show the main top/upper garment outside the packaging, being held naturally by two hands. Display the front of the garment clearly. Preserve the exact neckline, sleeves, print, pattern, colors and design. Show realistic fabric texture, stitching and natural folds. Make it look like a real clothing-store/product video screenshot. PANEL 3 — BOTTOM/CLOTHING IN HAND: Show the matching bottom garment being held by two hands. Display the complete pants/jeans clearly from waistband to hem. Preserve the exact color, wash, fit, pockets, seams and silhouette from the reference. Keep the garment naturally stretched between the hands. Realistic fabric texture and natural folds. PANEL 4 — COMPLETE OUTFIT: Show a realistic young adult female model wearing the complete outfit from the uploaded clothing references. Wear the exact same top and bottom shown in Panels 1–3. Preserve the exact colors, prints, patterns, fit and proportions. Style the outfit naturally with appropriate shoes and a simple matching bag if visible in the reference. Full outfit should be clearly visible. Natural casual fashion pose. Photorealistic human proportions and realistic clothing draping. VISUAL STYLE: Photorealistic High-quality fashion photography Realistic smartphone/product-video aesthetic Warm cozy indoor lighting Natural shadows Realistic skin, hands and fabric Accurate garment texture Soft background blur Clean fashion-commerce presentation Consistent lighting and color grading across all four panels COMPOSITION: Exactly 4 panels. 2 panels on top and 2 panels on bottom. Equal-sized rectangular panels. Thin white spacing between panels. Vertical fashion-collage format. All four panels must show the SAME outfit. Keep the clothing details consistent between every panel. MOST IMPORTANT: The uploaded FIRST and SECOND images are the ONLY clothing references. The uploaded THIRD image is ONLY a reference for the 4-panel composition and presentation style. Do not copy the person, clothing, background or products from the THIRD image. Only copy its four-panel layout and realistic product-collage concept. Do not invent a different outfit. Do not change the clothing colors or design. Do not add unrelated garments. Do not create illustrations or CGI. Make the final result look like an authentic real-world fashion product photoshoot.

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