Y2K 3D Social Poster · Ice Blue & Silver · skill pública Open Skill
Y2K 3D Social Poster · Ice Blue & Silver
Step into an ice-blue Y2K world. Create a striking fashion portrait with an oversized transparent smartphone, a hand reaching toward the camera, icy cargo styling and chrome-silver reflections. A low camera angle and layered foreground, subject and background give the scene a dramatic three-dimensional feel. Make it yours Upload one clear photo of the adult person you want to feature. A multi-angle reference is also welcome if every view shows the same person. Your photo guides the identity; the cover is a style example. The phone interface uses simple English labels without names, handles or logos. The signature look Ice-blue cargo trousers, a deep navy printed cropped top, silver-and-blue platform sneakers, layered silver jewelry, metallic heart balloons and crystal highlights. The lighting uses ice blue and cool white against deep navy shadows while keeping skin tones natural. What you receive One vertical 9:16 poster, the English generation prompt and a download link to the generated image. Request 4K where the verified model supports it; the actual output dimensions will be reported. Small interface text and miniature profile portraits may vary.
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--- name: y2k-3d-social-poster description: Turn your photo into an ice-blue and chrome-silver Y2K fashion poster, with a giant transparent phone, dramatic wide-angle depth, a hand reaching toward the lens, silver heart balloons and sparkling light. One vertical 9:16 image, guided by your own identity reference. --- # Y2K 3D Social Poster · Ice Blue & Silver ## Purpose Create one photorealistic Y2K fashion poster using the user's adult identity reference, an ice-blue and silver palette, a reaching hand and a giant transparent smartphone. Generate a still image. ## Inputs and defaults - Require one clear photograph of the intended adult person. A multi-angle reference must depict the same person in every view. - Default to one vertical 9:16 image with ice-blue, silver-white, chrome and deep navy styling. - Use a generic social-profile interface with short English labels. Do not add names, usernames, account handles, URLs or brand logos. - The uploaded reference controls identity. A cover or example controls style only and must never override the user's face. - Do not infer age, nationality or ethnicity from appearance. Ask for clarification only if the intended subject or reference is unclear. ## Execution 1. Inspect the uploaded reference and confirm the intended subject. Treat several views as one person, not several characters. 2. Use the Generation prompt below. Retain the full composition and ice-blue/silver styling unless the user requests a change. 3. Before generation, inspect the platform's actual model options and available tool parameters. Apply the Model correspondence requirement below. Do not invent a tool name, model identifier, version, image URL or asset identifier. 4. Bind the actual uploaded identity image to the supported image-generation tool. Request one 9:16 image and native 4K if the verified model supports those settings. If a required setting is unavailable, explain the limitation before substituting it. Do not upscale an image and report it as native 4K. 5. Submit one image task. Track that task to completion instead of submitting duplicates. Do not automatically generate extra images or retries. 6. Inspect the returned image using the available image-viewing or recognition tools. Check the main face against the reference, one coherent body, the reaching hand, plausible perspective, the giant phone, blue/silver styling, natural skin color and readable short interface labels. Inspect miniature profile portraits for identity drift. Mark any part that cannot be verified. 7. Return the generated image, a real download URL if the platform provides one, the resolved English prompt and actual available output metadata. Report defects or failures honestly. If a retry is needed, describe the correction and wait for the user's request. ## Model correspondence Use the model and version verified for the source workflow. Verify the corresponding model through explicit provider mapping or a relevant task record before generation. Do not infer equivalence from a similar name, price, default selection or visual result. Do not silently substitute another model or version. If correspondence remains unverified, stop before generation and return the prepared prompt with the specific missing information. Do not buy credits or upgrade an account. ## Communication and delivery All published listing fields, Skill instructions and reusable prompt content are English. Speak to the user in the language of their current request unless they ask otherwise. An English listing does not require English conversation. Deliver one image and its available generation details. Report actual dimensions rather than claiming that a requested 4K setting guarantees them. Small interface text, hands and miniature portraits require inspection; do not promise exact typography or perfect identity preservation. ## Generation prompt Use the uploaded photograph as the sole identity reference for ONE adult person. If the reference contains sev