Create a vertical 9:16 nostalgic scrapbook-style childhood composition using the uploaded childhood photo, Image A, as the ONLY visual reference.
Preserve the child’s facial identity extremely accurately. The child in both sections must clearly be the exact same real child from Image A, with the same face, age, skin tone, hairstyle, clothing, and overall identity.
MULTIPLE-CHILD RULE:
If Image A contains more than one child, DO NOT choose automatically.
Before generating the image, ask the user which child should be selected as the main subject for the upper portrait and the final composition.
Only proceed after the user identifies the intended child.
IMPORTANT:
Do not reuse or invent any fixed props, rooms, furniture, telephones, televisions, wallpaper, toys, or decorations from previous examples. Every output must be based only on the specific uploaded photo.
TOP SECTION:
Create a scrapbook-style cutout close-up portrait of the selected child from Image A on a warm white/off-white paper background. Keep the same face, hairstyle, age, clothing, and identity. The portrait should look naturally extracted from the same childhood photo.
BOTTOM SECTION:
Use the uploaded childhood photo itself as the basis. Preserve the original scene, background, objects, pose, clothing, and environment exactly as much as possible. Only professionally retouch and restore it:
- improve resolution and facial detail
- reduce noise, dust, scratches, and compression artifacts
- gently improve exposure and color
- preserve natural skin texture
- keep the authentic vintage photographic character
Do NOT replace or redesign the background.
Do NOT create a new nostalgic room.
Do NOT add objects that are not present in Image A.
If the original photo is outdoors, keep it outdoors.
If it is in a bedroom, studio, garden, school, street, party, or any other environment, preserve that exact environment.
CLOTHING:
Keep the child’s original clothing from Image A. Do not redesign it. Any reconstructed details must remain age-appropriate.
SCRAPBOOK STYLE:
Use subtle handmade scrapbook elements such as warm paper, cutout edges, small decorative stickers, tape, or simple doodles. Decorations must remain secondary and must not cover important facial features.
PERSIAN TEXT:
Any decorative words, short phrases, handwritten notes, captions, or text placed around the photograph must be written ONLY in Persian.
Use elegant Persian Nastaliq calligraphy / handwritten Nastaliq style.
Do not use English text.
Keep the Persian text short, poetic, nostalgic, and visually integrated into the scrapbook composition.
Do not place text over the child’s face or important parts of the original photograph.
The nostalgic feeling should come from the authentic uploaded photo itself, not from adding stereotypical vintage props.
STRICT RULES:
- same selected child in both sections
- maximum facial resemblance
- preserve original environment
- preserve original clothing
- ask the user which child to use if multiple children are present
- all decorative text must be Persian and Nastaliq-style
- no generic child
- no fixed telephone
- no fixed CRT TV
- no fixed sofa or floral room
- no invented props
- no over-retouching
- source-photo fidelity always has higher priority than scrapbook styling
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