AIライフハック

[CONDITION DEFINITION] 1:1 square, 15 seconds, no reference image. A cinematic luxury miniature diorama formation montage in which a harbor town rapidly assembles across an entire vast island. The direction should feel not like a cheap toy, but like a premium handmade diorama, high-end collector toy, or precision model for film shooting. Keep the cuteness, organized beauty, and model-specific sense of fun, while creating a grand sense of scale as the whole island spreads out widely. Show bright, clear daylight, blue sea, white waves, red, blue, and white roofs, wooden piers, stone quays, lighthouse, bridges, canals, hillside townscape, and multiple harbor districts. The main subject is not people, but the giant harbor island diorama itself. No text, logo, watermark, or subtitles needed. [SHOT/FLOW] 0.0-3.0 seconds: Start from a wide-angle high overhead shot. Show the entire large island surrounded by blue sea, not a small tabletop garden. On the empty island terrain, the coastline, bay, breakwaters, cliffs, hills, harbor entrance, canals, multiple quays, bridges, main roads, and outlines of stepped city blocks appear at high speed, first completing the large skeleton of the island and harbor all at once. From the start, show the breadth of the open sea, bay, hills, and harbor, avoiding a cramped impression. 3.0-6.5 seconds: While keeping the wide angle, the camera gently descends and moves forward toward the harbor side. Wooden piers, stone paving, stairs, railings, warehouses, fishing-gear huts, canal-side buildings, rows of houses with red, blue, and white roofs, and narrow roads leading up the hill assemble rhythmically as if clicking into place. Do not move in too close; always keep a composition where the depth of the harbor, hills, and open sea is visible. 6.5-10.0 seconds: Add a natural scene transition and move to a medium-distance shot of the harbor. Details such as multiple piers, small boats, sailboats, mooring ropes, wooden boxes, small cranes, streetlights, flags, bridges, canals, stone joints in the quays, and pier planks are completed in succession. This is the scene that most strongly shows the satisfaction of formation, but do not focus only on close-ups of small props; show the entire broad harbor district rapidly gaining density. 10.0-12.5 seconds: Show the lighthouse, hillside townscape, multiple harbor districts, and bay leading out to the open sea. The lighthouse is completed, and roofs, windows, bridges, streetlights, boats, and flags are arranged as the final touches, bringing the vast harbor island diorama close to its finished form. Here, strongly show the island’s sense of scale once again. 12.5-15.0 seconds: The completed harbor island comes to life. The water surface sparkles, small boats sway slightly, flags and ropes flutter in the wind, the lighthouse beam slowly rotates, and windows and streetlights softly turn on. End with a grand wide-angle full view pulled far back. Include the harbor, hills, lighthouse, multiple piers, and open sea, closing on the lingering feeling of a large premium diorama island cutely beginning to breathe. [CAMERA/EDITING] Emphasize wide-angle camera work and always convey the breadth of the whole island. Begin with a high overhead view, then descend forward, pass close along the harbor, lightly orbit around the lighthouse, and finally pull back to a large full view. Include 2-3 natural scene transitions within 15 seconds. Close-up cuts are allowed, but do not get so close that it looks only like a small toy. Layer foreground, middle ground, and background to create compositions where the harbor, hills, lighthouse, and open sea can be seen at the same time. Keep the tempo fast and emphasize the satisfaction of formation. Avoid monotonous straight-line movement and long static shots. [SOUND] Include BGM and sound effects. The BGM is bright, refreshing cinematic music with a slight sense of adventure. It supports the excitement of the premium diorama coming together, but is not too flashy. Sound effects include small assembly sounds, wood and stone fitting into place, light clicks, water sounds, wave ripples, rope and flag sounds, boat creaks, distant seagulls, and small mechanical sounds from the lighthouse. No dialogue, no narration. [NEGATIVE] Avoid an island that is too small, a cramped tabletop garden, cheap toy feel, cheap plastic feel, rough craft feel, narrow harbor, a town with only a few houses, compositions with no sense of scale, dark overcast sky, muddy sea, real-size giant humans, making people the main subject, text, logo, watermark, subtitles, monotonous straight-line camera, or an ending that simply stays completely still after completion.

Use reference: {argument name="reference image" default="one full-body reference image attached together with this instruction sheet"} Supports either a live-action person or an illustrated person. Main text: Use the single attached full-body reference image as the only person reference, and create one simple 1:1 square character sheet for sharing and video reference. Make it visually polished enough to be published as a standalone image, while also serving as a person-locking sheet where the reference person’s face, hair, age impression, body type, uniform, and color scheme can be checked. Do not include different people, and maintain all person depictions as the same person as the reference subject. Do not make it a storyboard. [Scope of Reference Image Application] For a live-action reference, convert it into a high-quality theatrical anime style while preserving the reference person’s traits. For an anime or illustration reference, finish it in a high-quality theatrical anime style while preserving the reference person’s traits. Inherit the facial features, eyes, facial outline, bangs, hairstyle, hair color, age impression, skin impression, body type, head-to-body ratio, and full-body proportions from the reference image. Preserve whether the hair is tied or down, the tie position, parting, hair length, and locks around the face exactly as in the reference image. Do not inherit the outfit, shoes, accessories, props, outfit color scheme, background, or pose from the reference image. Do not leave the reference outfit’s shape, material, decorations, or shoes in the finished image; change them completely into the uniform specified in this instruction sheet. Use a full-body reference image where the subject can be checked from the top of the head to the toes, and most of the body is not hidden. [Body Type Lock] Preserve the reference image’s head-to-body ratio, head size, neck length, shoulder width, ribcage, torso length, hip position and width, arm and leg length, knee position, thigh-to-lower-leg ratio, slenderness and body volume, and full-body silhouette. Limit anime conversion to changes in line, color, shading, and texture; do not redesign the skeleton, body dimensions, or body proportions. Do not make the face smaller, legs longer, torso shorter, shoulder width or hip position different, waist more emphasized, chest or hips exaggerated, body slimmer, body childlike, or changed to a different model body type. In all of 01 FRONT, 02 SIDE, 03 BACK, and 04 SPECIAL LOOK, maintain the same head-to-body ratio, skeleton, body proportions, and body volume. Draw the full-body displays with standard natural perspective and the same viewpoint height. Do not use wide-angle perspective, strong perspective exaggeration, extreme high angle, or extreme low angle. [Expression] High-quality theatrical anime style. Make it bright, clean, organized, and refined, so the character’s appeal comes through even as a standalone image for sharing. Do not make it look like cheap TV anime, mass-produced NPC art, game standing art, 3D CG, or a simple filter applied to a live-action photo. [Specified Outfit] Regardless of the outfit in the reference image, change it to {argument name="uniform style" default="navy blazer, white shirt, thin red ribbon, gray pleated skirt, dark knee-length socks, and white-based sneakers"}. In all four full-body displays, 01 FRONT, 02 SIDE, 03 BACK, and 04 SPECIAL LOOK, maintain the same uniform, same color scheme, same length, and same shoes. 04 SPECIAL LOOK must not be an outfit change; make it a full-body 3/4 view wearing the same uniform. The blazer, white shirt, and red ribbon visible in 05 FACE must also have the same design and color scheme as in the full-body displays. Do not let the outfit change the reference person’s body type or full-body proportions. Do not include a school emblem, brand logo, excessive frills, or idol-costume-style decorations. [Fixed Layout] The whole sheet should be a two-tier layout: upper tier 58%, lower tier 42%. The background is plain white to very light gray. Ensure enough margins so the character and each element do not overlap. Do not change the basic tier structure, placement, order, or proportions. [Upper Tier: About 58%] Divide the upper tier horizontally into four sections using the following proportions. 01 FRONT: 22% 02 SIDE: 22% 03 BACK: 22% 04 SPECIAL LOOK: 34% 01 FRONT, 02 SIDE, and 03 BACK must be full-body displays with the entire body visible from the top of the head to the toes. 01 FRONT is a full-body front view seen straight from the front; 02 SIDE is an accurate 90-degree side view; 03 BACK is a full-body back view seen directly from behind. Align 01-03 with the same apparent height, head-to-body ratio, body type, outfit, camera distance, and viewpoint height. Use a natural upright posture, with both arms lowered at the sides so they do not hide the body type or uniform. 04 SPECIAL LOOK is a full-body 3/4 view larger than 01-03. The character wears the same uniform, with a still pose that has light movement and a natural expression, conveying the character’s appeal for sharing. Do not make it a story action such as running, jumping, or fighting. Only behind 04, you may place a simple refined flat color or modest geometric color field using a light accent color chosen from the specified uniform’s color palette. Do not include scenery, buildings, interiors, roads, story scenes, or time progression. [Lower Tier: About 42%] Divide the lower tier into 05 FACE on the left 62% and 06 DESIGN GUIDE on the right 38%. [05 FACE] Place three face views, front, diagonal 3/4, and side, in a horizontal row at the same size. Align all three with the same camera distance, same face size, and same head position. Use natural neutral expressions that make it easy to check the facial features, eyes, facial outline, bangs, hairstyle, hair color, and age impression. These are not expression variants; they are views for checking the same person’s face and hairstyle from three directions. [06 DESIGN GUIDE] Make the upper 40% COLOR PALETTE and the lower 60% DETAIL FOCUS. In COLOR PALETTE, arrange the five main colors based on the reference person and the specified uniform as neat color swatches: hair color, skin color, navy blazer, red ribbon, and gray skirt. Do not bring colors from the reference image’s outfit or props into the color palette. Show the white shirt and white sneakers inside DETAIL FOCUS. DETAIL FOCUS consists of three equal-sized sections. Left: white shirt collar and red ribbon Center: bangs and hairline Right: white-based sneakers All should be based on the specified uniform and character design, and should not recreate the reference image’s outfit, shoes, or accessories. [Headings] Use only the following short English headings. 01 FRONT 02 SIDE 03 BACK 04 SPECIAL LOOK 05 FACE 06 DESIGN GUIDE COLOR PALETTE DETAIL FOCUS Place each heading at the upper left of its corresponding area in a small, consistent typeface and size. Do not overlap headings with the character’s face, hair, body, or outfit. The headings and thin divider lines may use a restrained accent color matched to the red ribbon of the specified uniform. [Prohibitions] Do not add any person displays other than the specified four full-body displays, three face displays, and three DETAIL FOCUS close-up parts. Do not leave the reference image’s outfit, shoes, accessories, props, or outfit color scheme in the finished image. Do not change the person’s face, hairstyle, body type, head-to-body ratio, or uniform between displays. Do not include backgrounds, scenes, or events unnecessary for locking the person. Do not include thick frames, excessive decoration, long explanatory text, dialogue, subtitles, logos, or watermarks.

【Input Items】 Outfit type: [{argument name="Outfit type" default="Business / polished date outfit"}] Color direction: [{argument name="Color direction" default="Navy / red"}] If left blank, use “Business” and “Navy.” 【Reference Used】 One full-body reference image attached together with this instruction sheet. 【Main Text】 Use the one attached full-body reference image as the only character reference, and create one high-quality photorealistic character sheet in a 1:1 square format. If the reference image is photorealistic, maintain the same person. If it is a character illustration, convert it into a natural photorealistic person while preserving the character traits. Preserve the referenced person’s facial features, hairstyle, hair color, age impression, skin tone, gender impression, apparent height, head-to-body ratio, body type, and full-body proportions. Do not beautify, make younger, make older, change the body type, or turn them into a different person. In principle, only the outfit and shoes should be changed. 【Outfit】 Naturally adapt the specified outfit type to the referenced person’s gender, age impression, and body type. ・Business A modern, clean business style. Include a jacket, and make it neat, practical outdoor clothing. ・Polished date outfit Elegant, slightly glamorous outdoor clothing suitable for a date at a restaurant or in the city. The outfit should make the full body shape easy to see. Avoid uniforms, overly formal attire, excessively long hems, large decorations, complex layering, and brand logos. 【Color Scheme】 Use the specified color as the main color or central color of the outfit. A small number of auxiliary colors such as white, ivory, gray, and black may be added, but do not make it multicolored. ・Navy: centered on deep navy ・Red: centered on deep red, bordeaux, or wine red 【Overall Layout】 Use a two-tier composition, with the upper tier occupying about 58% and the lower tier about 42%. Do not change the basic placement, order, or proportions. 【Upper Tier: About 58%】 01 FRONT: 22% 02 SIDE: 22% 03 BACK: 22% 04 SPECIAL LOOK: 34% 01–03 should be full-body views at the same scale, fully showing the figure from the top of the head to the toes. Keep apparent height, head-to-body ratio, body type, outfit, shoes, and camera distance consistent. Use a natural upright posture, and do not let the arms or hands hide the body type or outfit. ・01 FRONT: front full body ・02 SIDE: full body from exact side view ・03 BACK: back full body 【04 SPECIAL LOOK】 A larger full-body 3/4 view of the same person in the same outfit as 01–03. Use a still pose with light movement and a natural expression that best conveys the character’s appeal. Only behind 04, a simple flat color or restrained geometric color plane using the specified color lightly may be placed. 【Lower Tier: About 42%】 Use the left 62% for 05 FACE and the right 38% for 06 BUILDING REFERENCE. 【05 FACE】 Arrange three face views, front, diagonal 3/4, and side, in a horizontal row with the same size, same camera distance, and same head position. All three should have natural normal expressions and make the facial features, eyes, contours, bangs, hairstyle, and age impression easy to confirm. 【06 BUILDING REFERENCE】 Use the entire 06 area as one wide-angle exterior image where the building front, entrance, and outdoor plaza structure can be confirmed in a single composition. Do not reflect the outfit type or color direction in 06. Make it a neutral building reference, unaffected by the person’s outfit color, the theme color of 04, or the accent colors of the overall sheet. Depict a clean, modern building front and automatic glass entrance as seen from a broad outdoor plaza, under bright, even natural daylight. Do not add night scenes, sunset scenes, warm lighting, illumination, strong color-tone effects, or staging that strongly suggests a specific use such as a hotel, restaurant, or office. Do not subdivide the inside of 06 either; compose it as one single image from one single viewpoint. Do not create a collage, multiple views, vertical splits, or paired angles. Compose it with one continuous exterior wall, one ground floor, one continuous ground surface, one building front, and one clearly defined entrance. Clearly depict either a left-right sliding automatic glass entrance or a revolving automatic glass entrance, and do not mix different entrance structures. Use the lower about 30–40% of the 06 area as a continuous outdoor plaza, and the upper about 60–70% as the building front. Place the entrance only once at the lower center, with the entrance width around 20–30% of the entire 06 area as a guide. Use a wide-angle composition where the straight path toward the entrance is clear and the proportions of the building, ground, and entrance look natural. Do not include a close-up display of only the entrance, an overly distant full view where the entrance cannot be identified, multiple entrances, vertically duplicated building fronts, double ground surfaces, complex stairs or terraces, people, cars, or signs. 【Headings】 Use only the following short English labels. 01 FRONT 02 SIDE 03 BACK 04 SPECIAL LOOK 05 FACE 06 BUILDING REFERENCE Place each heading at the upper left of its corresponding area, in a small, unified typeface, without overlapping important parts of the person or building. The specified color may be used subtly for the headings and thin dividing lines. 【Common Design】 Except for 06 BUILDING REFERENCE, the sheet background should be white to very light gray. Ensure sufficient margins so the person and each area do not overlap, and create an organized, refined design that can be shared as a standalone image. The character display should include only the specified four full-body views and three face views, and all should maintain the same person and same outfit as the reference image. Do not include thick frames, excessive decoration, long explanatory text, dialogue, subtitles, logos, brand names, or watermarks.