GPT Image 2 Image Editing Prompts

Task: Edit the authorized synthetic market-street input by removing the foreground passerby who crosses directly in front of the café doorway.
Subject: The editable region is the passerby's full silhouette, carried bag, cast shadow, and the street pixels those elements occlude.
Context: Preserve the complete morning café scene, including the striped awning, fictional café sign, bicycle at the right, patrons at the left tables, paving joints, flower boxes, and depth relationships along the street.
Style: Natural documentary travel photography with realistic inpainting that continues the existing materials rather than redesigning the environment.
Composition: Keep the original camera position, landscape framing, vanishing lines, doorway centered behind the removed figure, café tables on the left, and bicycle on the right; reconnect every line through the former foreground overlap.
Lighting: Continue the existing soft morning light, shadow direction, pavement texture, doorway darkness, window reflections, and warm-cool balance across the edited region.
Constraints: Change only the named passerby region. Preserve every other person, object, sign, surface, architectural edge, color, and source-image detail unchanged. Reconstruct the occluded doorway threshold and paving with coherent scale and perspective; retain the fictional sign exactly.
Output: Full-resolution landscape edit at the source aspect ratio, visually seamless at the former silhouette, bag, feet, and shadow boundaries.

Task: Edit the authorized synthetic portrait input by replacing only the plain studio-wall background with a believable sunlit neighborhood library.
Subject: Keep the same fictional adult, face, skin tone, short dark curls, green jacket, cream shirt, seated three-quarter pose, hand position, expression, and body proportions unchanged.
Context: Place the person near a wooden reading table with softly focused bookshelves, a tall window, a few indoor plants, and quiet public-library depth behind them for an editorial staff profile.
Style: Refined natural editorial photography with realistic depth, restrained color, and source-faithful identity rather than a newly generated person.
Composition: Retain the original landscape crop, camera height, lens perspective, subject scale, shoulder placement, gaze direction, and open space to the right; position shelves behind the left shoulder and the window farther back on the right.
Lighting: Match the input key light across the face and jacket, including the pale diagonal lens-glare veil across the subject's right face, neck, and upper green jacket; then motivate the preserved light from the new window, adding only physically consistent ambient bounce, hair-edge separation, and chair contact shadow.
Constraints: Change only the background and its natural light interaction. Preserve the same identity, pose, clothing construction, hands, expression, foreground chair, camera framing, and subject edges unchanged. Resolve hair and jacket boundaries against the library with credible depth and color spill.
Output: Production-ready landscape editorial portrait at the source dimensions, with the person unchanged and the library background integrated at realistic focus and scale.

Task: Edit the authorized synthetic tabletop still life by changing only the blue ceramic glaze of the teapot to matte burnt orange.
Subject: The editable region is the teapot's glazed exterior, including its lid, handle, spout, and reflected color on those ceramic surfaces; its geometry and cream rim remain unchanged.
Context: Preserve the complete breakfast still-life scene with the white cup, folded linen, wooden tray, dried branch, tabletop, and fictional PROJECT TEA 03 tag.
Style: Quiet commercial product photography with tactile ceramic, linen, wood, and soft natural color rather than a restyled scene.
Composition: Keep the original landscape crop, camera angle, teapot position, handle and spout silhouette, cup overlap, tray edges, and surrounding negative space unchanged.
Lighting: Preserve the same window-light direction, highlight shape, matte ceramic roughness, contact shadows, cup reflection, and warm tabletop bounce; update only physically plausible color spill caused by the new glaze.
Constraints: Change only the named teapot-glaze region. Preserve every other object, label, material, shadow, reflection, edge, scene relationship, and source-image pixel outside that region. Keep the teapot's form, scale, rim, seams, and surface texture consistent.
Output: Full-resolution landscape product edit at the original aspect ratio, with a convincing burnt-orange glaze and a source-faithful still life.

Task: Edit the authorized synthetic portrait input by changing only the green jacket fabric to a deep rust-red color.
Subject: Preserve the same fictional adult's face, skin tone, short dark curls, expression, gaze, seated pose, hand anatomy, cream shirt, jacket cut, lapels, seams, buttons, folds, and body proportions unchanged.
Context: This is a wardrobe color comparison for the same editorial portrait, not a new person, new outfit, or new location.
Style: Source-faithful editorial photography with realistic dyed fabric and natural skin rendering.
Composition: Retain the original landscape framing, camera height, subject scale, shoulder angle, hand placement, foreground chair, background wall, and open space exactly as composed.
Lighting: Keep the source key light, facial highlights, hair sheen, fabric shadow depth, fold shading, color temperature, and background illumination; update only the colored light reflected locally from the rust-red textile.
Constraints: Change only the jacket's green fabric color. Preserve identity, anatomy, expression, clothing geometry, cream shirt, buttons, seams, hands, background, shadows, and every protected source region unchanged. Keep the new dye physically consistent across folds and occlusions.
Output: Full-resolution landscape wardrobe-color edit at the original dimensions, showing the same person and jacket construction with only the approved rust-red color change.

Task: Edit the authorized synthetic café-interior input by removing the two distracting bright diagonal reflection streaks from the glass partition.
Subject: The editable region is limited to those bright streaks and their glare bloom on the transparent pane; retain the pane itself, its frame, subtle ambient reflection, and everything visible through it.
Context: Preserve the complete indoor café scene with the wooden table, ceramic cup, chair, pendant lights, plants, window frames, fictional menu lettering, and room depth.
Style: Natural interior photography with clean but believable glass, realistic transparency, and retained material cues rather than a flattened or absent pane.
Composition: Keep the original landscape framing, table across the bottom foreground, upright glass partition near center, chair behind the pane, pendant lights above, and all overlaps and depth relationships unchanged.
Lighting: Preserve the warm pendant glow, cool daylight, glass edge highlights, table reflection, chair shadow, and background exposure; remove only the excessive streak intensity while retaining subtle physically plausible reflection.
Constraints: Change only the named glare-streak regions. Preserve the glass frame, transparency, scene objects, menu lettering, plant leaves, table texture, perspective, color grade, and source-image details unchanged. Reconstruct any hidden chair or wall pixels coherently through the cleaned glass.
Output: Full-resolution landscape interior edit at the source aspect ratio, with the distracting streaks removed and the pane still visibly transparent glass.

Task: Edit the authorized synthetic café-interior input by rebuilding the missing contact shadow beneath the ceramic cup on the wooden foreground table.
Subject: Keep the same cup identity, off-white glaze, handle angle, rim ellipse, scale, position, highlight, and reflection unchanged; edit only the table pixels where its physically plausible shadow belongs.
Context: The cup must feel grounded in the existing café scene while every other object, chair, plant, pendant, glass frame, and menu detail remains source-faithful.
Style: Realistic interior product photography with a subtle natural shadow, visible wood grain, and unchanged material rendering.
Composition: Preserve the original landscape crop, cup location in the lower-left foreground, table edge, glass partition near center, background seating, camera height, and depth relationships.
Lighting: Derive the shadow direction from the upper-left daylight and warm overhead pendants; make it darkest and sharpest at the cup base, then soften and lighten away from contact while following the table plane.
Constraints: Change only the named shadow region on the table. Preserve the same product, cup geometry, glaze, handle, highlight, table grain, reflections, room, framing, and all protected source pixels unchanged. Keep the shadow opacity and color physically integrated with the existing mixed light.
Output: Full-resolution landscape edit at the source dimensions, with the unchanged cup convincingly grounded by a coherent contact shadow.

Task: Edit the authorized synthetic market-street input by changing the flat gray weather into a fresh post-rain sunbreak.
Subject: Replace the visible sky with receding blue-gray clouds opening to warm late-morning light, add a restrained wet sheen to exposed paving, and update only the light interactions required by that weather.
Context: Preserve the complete café street scene, people, bicycle, awning, storefronts, flower boxes, fictional signs, architecture, and travel-photography purpose.
Style: Natural documentary photography with believable weather continuity, restrained color, and physically coherent wet materials rather than a dramatic fantasy treatment.
Composition: Retain the original landscape crop, camera position, vanishing point, skyline, doorway, left-side café tables, right-side bicycle, and every subject's scale and location.
Lighting: Let the sunbreak enter from upper left, producing soft warm edge light and controlled paving reflections while preserving facial exposure, awning color, window reflections, existing shadow geometry, and cloud depth.
Constraints: Change only the sky, necessary wet-surface sheen, and the light interactions directly caused by the approved weather. Preserve every person, object, sign, building edge, perspective line, crop, and source-scene detail unchanged. Keep reflections and shadows consistent with the named sun direction.
Output: Full-resolution landscape weather edit at the source aspect ratio, with a convincing sunbreak and wet-street response while the market scene remains identical.

Task: Edit the authorized synthetic portrait input by gently reducing temporary redness on the right cheek and healing the two small visible blemishes near the jaw.
Subject: Preserve the same fictional adult's face, bone structure, eye shape, nose, lips, freckles, pores, fine lines, skin tone, curls, expression, gaze, hands, clothing, and body proportions unchanged.
Context: This is a natural editorial retouch for a consented synthetic portrait, not beauty reshaping, age alteration, identity substitution, or unsupported medical correction.
Style: Honest high-end portrait retouching with local texture reconstruction and lifelike skin rather than broad blur or plastic smoothing.
Composition: Retain the complete landscape crop, camera height, seated pose, shoulder angle, hand placement, green jacket, chair, wall, and background depth unchanged.
Lighting: Preserve every facial highlight, catchlight, soft cheek shadow, skin translucency, hair sheen, fabric light, and source color temperature; rebuild local skin texture under the same illumination.
Constraints: Change only the named redness and blemish regions. Preserve identity, anatomy, pores, freckles, fine lines, expression, hair, clothing, hands, background, and all protected source details unchanged. Match nearby texture and tone at close inspection.
Output: Full-resolution landscape portrait edit at the original dimensions, with subtle local correction and visibly natural skin texture.

Task: Edit the authorized synthetic portrait input by removing the pale diagonal lens-glare veil that crosses the right side of the face and upper jacket.
Subject: Restore the same fictional adult's visible eye detail, cheek texture, curls, jacket weave, and wall tone beneath the glare while preserving identity, expression, pose, hands, clothing, and proportions.
Context: The result should look like the same editorial portrait captured through a clean lens, with the original lighting design and environment retained.
Style: Source-faithful photographic cleanup with natural recovered detail and highlight roll-off rather than a newly generated face or a globally contrasty grade.
Composition: Keep the original landscape framing, camera position, subject scale, seated pose, gaze, shoulder angle, hand placement, chair, and open wall space unchanged.
Lighting: Remove only the unwanted optical veil while preserving the source key-light direction, facial highlights, catchlights, cheek shadow, hair sheen, jacket shading, background exposure, and color temperature.
Constraints: Change only the named glare path and restore the source-consistent details it obscures. Preserve the same identity, anatomy, skin texture, hair, garment geometry, hands, scene, crop, and every protected source region unchanged.
Output: Full-resolution landscape portrait edit at the source dimensions, with clean recovered face and jacket detail under the unchanged original light.

Task: Edit the authorized synthetic outpaint input by filling the padded canvas to the left and right of the centered coastal photograph.
Subject: Continue the sea horizon, layered blue-gray water, ochre cliff path, low grasses, distant headland, soft clouds, and golden-hour atmosphere outward from the existing source boundaries.
Context: The central photograph is the source authority for a wider travel-editorial landscape; its hiker, path, cliff geometry, horizon height, weather, and color grade must remain unchanged.
Style: Natural cinematic landscape photography with continuous geology, vegetation, atmospheric depth, and source-matched grain.
Composition: Preserve every central source pixel and extend the cliff path toward the lower-left edge, the sea and horizon across the right side, and cloud layers across the full width; maintain the hiker's original position and the source vanishing relationships.
Lighting: Continue the existing low sun from the left, warm cliff highlights, cool sea shadows, cloud illumination, haze, and reflected color across both new regions.
Constraints: Generate only the two 256-pixel padded side regions; composite the original x=256–1279 central source block back pixel-for-pixel after the side extensions, without resampling, denoising, recoloring, or regenerating it. Preserve the central hiker, horizon, path, cliff, sea, cloud boundaries, camera perspective, color grade, and all source pixels unchanged. Use the supplied source-locked full-width composite: preserve x=256–1279 exactly and repair only the two 32-pixel outer seam bands x=224–255 and x=1280–1311 so their sky, horizon, water, cliff, vegetation, color, luminance, grain, and texture continue across the protected boundaries; leave all other side pixels unchanged.
Output: Full 1536-by-1024 landscape edit with both padded sides filled, a continuous coastal scene, and the complete central source preserved.

Task: Edit the authorized synthetic market-street input by correcting the mild vertical keystone convergence in the storefront architecture.
Subject: Straighten the café doorway, window frames, wall corners, sign supports, and neighboring façade verticals while retaining every person, bicycle, awning, flower box, table, sign, and paving feature.
Context: Preserve the same documentary street scene and camera moment; this is a perspective correction rather than a redesigned or rebuilt location.
Style: Natural travel photography with credible rectilinear architecture, retained lens character, and source-faithful materials.
Composition: Keep the landscape crop, horizon, central doorway, street vanishing point, left café seating, right bicycle, subject sizes, foreground paving, and relative positions unchanged while making true architectural verticals parallel to the frame edges.
Lighting: Preserve the source light direction, window reflections, awning shadows, facial exposure, paving texture, color grade, and atmospheric depth across the corrected geometry.
Constraints: Use the supplied source-locked homography composite as the protected frame and the authorized original source only as edge-continuation reference; use the supplied black-and-white wedge mask as the edit boundary, generate content only inside its two black outer triangles while treating every white pixel as immutable, and reconstruct the black triangles by following the original source's adjacent roof, tent, people, chairs, paving, brick, windows, flowers, planter, and bicycle continuations without adding, duplicating, truncating, relocating, or severing any element. Preserve every scene element, person, sign, wording, overlap, scale, horizon, crop, and protected source detail unchanged. Reconstruct narrow edge pixels consistently where the geometric correction creates gaps.
Output: Full-resolution landscape perspective-corrected edit at the source aspect ratio, with straight storefront verticals and the complete street scene preserved.

Task: Edit the authorized synthetic tabletop still life by repairing the small dark firing mark on the teapot body near the base of the spout.
Subject: The editable region is the blemish and its immediate ceramic texture; preserve the teapot's blue glaze variation, cream rim, shape, spout seam, handle, lid, highlights, and natural handmade character.
Context: Keep the complete breakfast product scene with the white cup, linen, tray, dried branch, tabletop, and fictional PROJECT TEA 03 tag unchanged.
Style: Careful commercial product retouching with local material reconstruction rather than broad polishing or artificial perfection.
Composition: Retain the original landscape crop, camera angle, teapot position and silhouette, cup overlap, tray geometry, surrounding negative space, and every object relationship.
Lighting: Match the nearby blue glaze, ceramic grain, highlight roll-off, curvature shading, warm tabletop bounce, and contact shadow precisely across the repaired spot.
Constraints: Change only the named firing-mark region. Preserve every other product feature, surface irregularity, label, prop, shadow, reflection, scene element, and source-image detail unchanged. Rebuild the local glaze at the same texture scale and curvature.
Output: Full-resolution landscape product edit at the original aspect ratio, with the blemish naturally repaired and the teapot's authentic material character preserved.

Task: Edit the authorized synthetic tabletop still life by inserting the supplied original stainless-steel teaspoon into the open table area to the right of the white cup.
Subject: Add the authorized teaspoon diagonally with its bowl pointing toward the upper right, positioned below the teapot spout and resting flat on the wood; keep its design generic and physically plausible.
Context: Preserve the complete breakfast scene with the blue ceramic teapot, cup, linen, tray, dried branch, tabletop, fictional PROJECT TEA 03 tag, and commercial product-photography purpose.
Style: Quiet realistic still-life photography with source-matched metal, ceramic, linen, and wood materials.
Composition: Keep the original landscape crop, camera angle, teapot and cup positions, tray edges, linen folds, negative space, and all overlaps unchanged; place the spoon entirely within the named right-side tabletop area at coherent scale.
Lighting: Match the existing upper-left window light, add controlled stainless-steel reflections, and create a narrow contact shadow aligned with the cup and teapot shadows.
Constraints: Change only the named empty tabletop region needed for the authorized spoon and its shadow. Preserve every existing object, label, edge, material, reflection, perspective relationship, color, and source-image detail unchanged. Keep the spoon separate from the cup and teapot silhouettes.
Output: Full-resolution landscape product edit at the source aspect ratio, with the authorized teaspoon naturally integrated beside the cup.

Task: Edit the authorized synthetic tabletop still life by correcting the small linen tag from “PROJECT TEA O3” to “PROJECT TEA 03”.
Subject: Change only the mistaken letter O in the final token to the numeral 0, keeping the same fictional label, uppercase condensed typography, letter spacing, ink density, tag fibers, folds, angle, scale, and placement.
Context: Preserve the complete product scene with the blue ceramic teapot, white cup, folded linen, wooden tray, dried branch, tabletop, and all source relationships.
Style: Source-faithful commercial product photography with crisp but materially printed English lettering on textured linen.
Composition: Keep the original landscape crop, camera angle, teapot and cup silhouettes, tag position near the linen edge, tray geometry, negative space, and complete still-life hierarchy unchanged.
Lighting: Preserve the upper-left window light, ink contrast, linen texture, tag shadow, ceramic highlights, tabletop bounce, and source color temperature.
Constraints: Use only this exact corrected label in the edited region: “PROJECT TEA 03”. Preserve every other character, object, product identity, material, fold, edge, reflection, shadow, camera setting, and protected source detail unchanged. Add no additional copy beyond the listed label.
Output: Full-resolution landscape product edit at the source dimensions, with the corrected fictional label clearly readable and the surrounding scene unchanged.

Task: Edit the authorized synthetic product still life into a matched before-and-after quality-control composite for a controlled teapot recolor.
Subject: Fit the complete uncropped 1536-by-1024 original inside the left panel with its broad right-side tabletop visible, then fit that same full 3:2 frame inside the right panel with only the blue teapot glaze changed to matte burnt orange; letterbox rather than crop, and keep teapot geometry, cup, linen, tray, branch, tag, table, camera, lighting, and source coordinates identical between states.
Context: This internal review board must let an editor compare the first source state with the approved local edit and confirm that protected details remain unchanged.
Style: Clean professional image-editing QC layout with full photographic detail, restrained neutral framing, clear English typography, and source-faithful color.
Composition: Use a landscape comparison layout with equal-size source and result panels aligned on the same top and bottom axes, BEFORE above the left panel, AFTER above the right panel, and a narrow REVIEW footer beneath both. Keep the image crops matched so every object can be compared at the same coordinates and preserve the left-to-right before-then-after sequence.
Lighting: Preserve the source lighting inside both photographs; keep panel backgrounds neutral and typography evenly legible without changing product shadows or material highlights.
Constraints: Use only these exact labels and checklist lines: “BEFORE”, “AFTER”, “REVIEW”, “GEOMETRY MATCH”, “SCENE MATCH”, “LIGHT MATCH”, and “LABEL MATCH”. Keep this reading order. Add no additional copy beyond the listed text. The right panel may change only the teapot glaze color; preserve every other source detail and panel crop unchanged.
Output: Full 1536-by-1024 landscape QC composite with two matched photographic panels, readable approved labels, and a clear before-to-after review sequence.