PHOTO BOOTH PROMPT SELECTOR:
A
Leave this as A for a funny friends photo booth.
Delete A and type B for a romantic couple photo booth.
Use the selected prompt only.
If the selector says A, follow PROMPT A.
If the selector says B, follow PROMPT B.
Do not combine Prompt A and Prompt B.
Use all attached character reference images as character identity references.
Create exactly one on-screen character for every attached reference image.
Use every attached character exactly once.
Do not duplicate, merge, or omit any attached character.
If only 2 character reference images are attached, follow the selected panel actions exactly for the 2 characters.
If more than 2 character reference images are attached, include all attached characters together in every panel, arranged naturally within the photo booth shot. Keep the characters from the first two attached reference images as the central pair, and include any additional attached characters as part of the group, leaning in, hugging, posing, reacting, photobombing, laughing, or fitting naturally into the booth without replacing the main pair.
Keep every character visually consistent across all 4 panels.
Generate one single ultra-tall, long, skinny vertical photo booth strip image.
The final image must look like a real printed photo booth film strip.
Use a very tall and narrow portrait layout, similar to a real photo booth print.
Do not arrange the images in a square grid or a 2x2 layout.
The 4 images must be stacked vertically in one single column.
Panel 1 must be at the top.
Panel 2 must be directly underneath Panel 1.
Panel 3 must be directly underneath Panel 2.
Panel 4 must be at the bottom.
All 4 shots should be framed from the elbows up.
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PROMPT A — FUNNY FRIENDS PHOTO BOOTH
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Panel 1 = Everyone sitting down together and hugging, facing the viewer.
Panel 2 = Everyone making silly faces to the viewer.
Panel 3 = The photo catches everyone at the worst possible moment like they were not ready for the picture. One character is mid-blink, one is half-turning, one is adjusting their hair or outfit, one is caught talking, and the whole image feels like an accidentally hilarious bad photo.
Panel 4 = Everyone crammed too tightly into the photo booth, laughing and chaotic, with one character trying to fit into frame from the side, one character squished in the middle, and another character reacting like the booth is way too small.
Keep the mood funny, friendly, expressive, chaotic, and wholesome.
Do not make the scene romantic.
Do not make anyone kiss.
Do not make the booth scene sexual or suggestive.
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PROMPT B — ROMANTIC PHOTO BOOTH
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Generate a 4 panel photo booth style image 4 vertical images. the shots should be from the Elbows up.
Panel 1 = Them sitting down together and hugging facing the viewer.
Panel 2 = Them making silly faces to the viewer
Panel 3 = Them sharing a tender romantic kiss
Panel 4 = The girl in @image1 holding out the side of the walls while she is sitting on the lap of the girl in @image2. @image2 has her face back looking at the ceiling with her back to the booth. They are both hot due to a broken AC and flustered.
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CHARACTER REFERENCE RULES
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Preserve each attached character's face, hairstyle, hair colour, eye colour, body language, signature colour palette, key outfit motifs, accessories, silhouette, proportions, and overall character vibe.
Each final character must still clearly look like their original attached reference.
Do not redesign any character into a different person.
Do not merge characters together.
Do not duplicate one character to replace another.
Do not omit any attached character.
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STYLE AND FORMAT
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Create one single image containing 4 vertically stacked photo booth panels in one narrow column.
Use a cute, expressive, polished anime / stylized illustration style unless the attached references use a different style. Preserve the visual style of the attached references where possible.
Use classic photo booth framing, narrow borders, slightly cramped composition, playful facial expressions, and clear panel separation.
Make the overall strip feel like an authentic photo booth print: tall, narrow, vertical, and continuous from top to bottom.
Keep the characters framed from the elbows up in every panel.
Do not:
- Do not ignore the PHOTO BOOTH PROMPT SELECTOR.
- Do not combine Prompt A and Prompt B.
- Do not use Prompt B unless the selector says B.
- Do not create more or fewer main characters than the number of attached character reference images.
- Do not duplicate any attached character.
- Do not merge characters together.
- Do not replace one attached character with another.
- Do not omit any attached character.
- Do not make the panels full-body shots.
- Do not crop the characters above the elbows.
- Do not arrange the panels in a 2x2 grid.
- Do not place the panels side by side.
- Do not make the photo booth panels horizontal.
- Do not make the image a collage of unrelated scenes.
- Do not break the single long vertical strip format.
- Do not make Prompt A romantic or suggestive.
- Do not make anyone kiss in Prompt A.
- Do not remove the romantic actions from Prompt B.
- Do not make the characters blurry, tiny, hidden, or unreadable.
- Do not create messy anatomy, extra limbs, malformed hands, distorted faces, or muddy textures.
