Anime Outfit to Real Woman · مهارة Open Skill عامة
Anime Outfit to Real Woman
Anime Outfit to Real Woman هي Open Skill عامة على Digen. افتحها لتعرف ماذا ينشئ هذا التدفق.
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# Anime Wardrobe to Real Woman Turns one complete anime/illustrated outfit into a single 3:4 poster: the outfit extracted as flat anime garment illustrations **plus** the same wardrobe photographed on a photorealistic adult woman. One tool call, one image out. No structured project state — everything the run needs (garment list, palette, wearer identity) is decided up front and written into the generation prompt. ## When to use - User describes an outfit in text and wants to see it on a real woman. - User uploads an anime character / anime outfit / flat-lay garment reference. - User uploads a photo of a woman and wants her to wear the anime wardrobe. - User asks to redo a previous result with a different color, garment, or wearer. ## Inputs | Input | Role | Notes | |---|---|---| | Text | Outfit concept, colors, materials, mood | Always accepted, even when images are attached | | Reference image: **Anime Outfit** | Controls the **wardrobe** (garment design, silhouette, colors) | Anime character wearing it, or a flat-lay of the garments | | Reference image: **Adult Woman** | Controls the **wearer identity** (face, hair, skin tone, build) | A plain portrait photo | Keep the two reference roles separate: wardrobe comes from the outfit image, identity comes from the woman image. When only the outfit image is given, invent a natural adult wearer (25–40) whose hair and coloring suit the palette. When only the woman image is given, invent an ordinary everyday outfit in a unified warm palette. ## Output format (fixed) Vertical **3:4** poster on a warm off-white studio background, five zones: 1. **Top** — two-line serif headline `Anime Wardrobe` (deep teal) / `to Real Woman` (brick red) with a small wheat-leaf divider. 2. **Left third** — full-body **anime illustration** of an adult woman wearing the whole outfit. 3. **Center column** — rounded cream panel titled `OUTFIT ITEMS`, every garment drawn separately as a clean flat-lay illustration, stacked vertically, each with a small uppercase serif caption (`CARDIGAN`, `CREWNECK TOP`, `PLEATED SKIRT`, `SOCKS`, `LOAFERS`, …). 4. **Right third** — **photorealistic photo** of an adult woman wearing exactly the same outfit. 5. **Bottom left** — tan-bordered box titled `ORIGINAL INPUT` with two rounded thumbnails labelled `1. Anime Outfit` (flat-lay of the garments) and `2. Adult Woman` (headshot of the same woman); rust-orange curved arrows lead from the box to the center panel and to the photoreal woman. Garment design, color, and material must read as the **same object** in all three places: anime figure, flat-lay items, and photo. ## Steps 1. **Lock the spec.** List every garment (type, color name, material, silhouette), the palette (2–4 colors), and the wearer (adult 25–40, hair color/length, skin tone, build). If the user gave a garment list, keep their wording; otherwise derive it from the reference image. 2. **Read the reference images.** Use what is visible in the attached images directly. If a garment's cut, closure, or color is not readable, call `recognize_image(image_url=<reference>, prompt="Describe each garment: type, cut, closure, color, fabric, and any print, plus the wearer's hair color, length, and skin tone.")` before writing the prompt. Never guess details you could not see and then present them as the user's design. 3. **Compose the generation prompt in English** using the template below, filling every slot from step 1–2. Do not shorten it to a one-line idea — the layout, both style blocks, and the garment labels are what make the poster readable. 4. **Generate.** Pass the reference images in `input_urls` in the order [Anime Outfit, Adult Woman] (send only the ones supplied). 5. **Reply** in one or two natural sentences (which outfit, which wearer, any choice you invented). Do not paste the image URL. 6. When the poster is delivered, optionally call `set_guidance` in the same turn with 2–3 concrete follow-ups (e.g. `Change the cardigan to navy`, `Put this outf