High-quality studio split portrait AI Image Prompt
Create a high-quality, studio-style split portrait composition with two stacked sections (top and bottom). Layout: Vertical split (top half + bottom half) Clean, minimal aesthetic No text, no watermark, no overlay Subtle grain or dust texture on background Soft, cinematic lighting TOP SECTION: Use [REFERENCE IMAGE 1 – FACE ONLY] Replace only the face, keep original pose and expression (wide smile, joyful, slightly playful) Short messy hair look Outfit: {argument name="top outfit" default="black blazer over a casual inner shirt"} Background: {argument name="background" default="Neutral grey studio background"} Natural skin tones, realistic blending BOTTOM SECTION: Use [REFERENCE IMAGE 2 – FACE ONLY] Replace only the face, keep original pose (hand on cheek, looking sideways, thoughtful expression) Long, soft styled hair Outfit: {argument name="bottom outfit" default="elegant black blazer with subtle details (bow or ribbon)"} Same neutral grey studio background Maintain soft feminine lighting Important: Face swap must look natural and seamless Match lighting, skin tone, and color grading across both sections Keep original body, pose, and composition unchanged High realism, sharp focus, premium editorial photography style Style keywords: ultra realistic, studio portrait, soft lighting, editorial fashion, 85mm lens, shallow depth of field, cinematic tone, high detail
Content: Structure: split portrait with stacked sections, each swapping face from reference; includes scene (neutral grey studio), style (minimal/editorial), composition (vertical split), lighting (soft cinematic), color (natural skin tones), texture (grain), lens (85mm shallow DoF).
Pros: Detailed layout parameters for easy reproduction; clear face-swap instructions preserving original poses per section.
Cons: Depends on two reference images, limiting quality if references are low; challenging lighting/skin tone matching across sections.
Reference image: Clearly relies on reference images (two face-only images required).
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