Fiche de référence de personnage à partir d'une photo

PROFESSIONAL CHARACTER REFERENCE SHEET CONSISTENCY • DETAIL • REALISM • PRODUCTION READY INPUT REFERENCES CHARACTER REFERENCE IMAGE: [ATTACH PERSON REFERENCE IMAGE] CHARACTER NAME: [OPTIONAL — ENTER NAME] REFERENCE STYLE: Use the attached reference character sheet as the visual inspiration for layout, presentation, and production-oriented design. CORE OBJECTIVE Transform the uploaded person reference image into a professional, production-ready CHARACTER REFERENCE SHEET similar to a high-end film, animation, and AI video production character design document. The uploaded reference image is the PRIMARY SOURCE OF TRUTH for the character's identity. Preserve the person's recognizable facial identity, facial structure, hairstyle, skin tone, body proportions, and other visible characteristics. Do not randomly redesign the character. Create a visually consistent character sheet that can be used for AI image generation, AI video creation, storyboarding, animation, filmmaking, and cinematic character continuity. 1. CHARACTER IDENTITY LOCK Maintain the SAME CHARACTER throughout every panel. Preserve: facial structure and proportions, face shape, eyes and eye color, nose shape, lips and mouth structure, eyebrow shape, hairstyle/hair texture/hair color, skin tone and natural skin details, body proportions and build, distinctive facial features, age appearance, and overall recognizable identity. Do not change the person's identity between views. No face swapping. No random hairstyle changes. No inconsistent facial proportions. No unnecessary beautification. No different character in different panels. 2. CHARACTER PRESENTATION Create a clean, premium, professional character reference sheet with a neutral studio background. Use a realistic, high-detail visual style with professional studio lighting and consistent rendering. The character should appear natural, believable, and production-ready. Use a clear multi-panel layout with organized sections, thin panel dividers, professional typography, and a polished cinematic design. Maintain consistent lighting, camera perspective, and visual quality across all panels. 3. FULL BODY CHARACTER VIEWS Create a large full-body reference section featuring: 1. FRONT VIEW (straight-facing full-body pose, natural standing position); 2. 3/4 FRONT VIEW (three-quarter angle, clear visibility of face and body); 3. LEFT PROFILE VIEW (complete left-side profile, accurate facial silhouette); 4. BACK VIEW (full back view, accurate hairstyle and clothing details); 5. RIGHT PROFILE VIEW (complete right-side profile, consistent facial structure); 6. 3/4 BACK VIEW (three-quarter rear angle, consistent outfit and proportions). All views must represent the EXACT SAME PERSON. Keep the outfit, hairstyle, body shape, and character identity consistent in every view. Use full-body framing, ensuring the head, feet, and entire outfit are visible. 4. CLOSE-UP FACIAL VIEWS Create a dedicated CLOSE-UP VIEWS section. Include: FRONT FACE CLOSE-UP; LEFT OR RIGHT SIDE PROFILE CLOSE-UP. Show detailed facial features, natural skin texture, hair details, and accurate facial proportions. Maintain the same identity as the full-body views. Use professional portrait lighting and a clean studio background. 5. FACIAL EXPRESSIONS Create an EXPRESSIONS section featuring the same character with consistent identity. Include four distinct expressions: 1. NEUTRAL (natural relaxed facial expression); 2. SOFT SMILE (subtle, friendly, natural smile); 3. SERIOUS (focused, serious facial expression); 4. CONFIDENT (calm, confident, self-assured expression). Keep the same facial structure, hairstyle, skin tone, and character identity in every expression. Expressions should be natural and believable, not exaggerated or cartoonish unless requested. 6. OUTFIT & STYLE BREAKDOWN Create an OUTFIT & STYLE BREAKDOWN section. Display individual clothing and accessory reference panels where clearly visible. Include: SHIRT/TOP; JACKET/VEST/OUTERWEAR; PANTS/JEANS; SHOES; WATCH OR ACCESSORIES; OTHER IMPORTANT CLOTHING DETAILS. Extract the actual outfit from the reference image. Show clothing materials, colors, textures, stitching, pockets, buttons, and relevant details. Do not invent major clothing items that are not visible in the reference. If any item is unclear, preserve its general appearance rather than inventing inaccurate details. 7. CHARACTER DETAIL PANELS Create a DETAILS section containing close-up reference panels of important character features. Include, where applicable: HAIR DETAIL; EYE DETAIL; NOSE DETAIL; SKIN DETAIL; EAR DETAIL; OTHER DISTINCTIVE FEATURES. Show realistic skin texture, hair strands, eye details, and facial characteristics. Preserve the original person's distinctive features. Avoid excessive retouching, artificial skin, plastic appearance, or unnecessary alterations. 8. CHARACTER INFORMATION Add a clean CHARACTER INFO panel on the right side or another suitable location. Include only information that can be reasonably determined from the reference or user-provided inputs. Possible fields: NAME; AGE RANGE; BUILD; HEIGHT (only if provided); HAIR; EYES; OUTFIT; ACCESSORIES; STYLE; PERSONALITY (only if provided by the user). Do not present uncertain personal details as facts. 9. VISUAL DESIGN & LAYOUT Create a premium cinematic character reference sheet. Layout requirements: wide horizontal presentation; large full-body views on the left; close-up views on the upper right; expressions below close-ups; outfit breakdown along the bottom; character details and information panels; clear section headers; consistent spacing and alignment; thin professional dividers; neutral studio background; high-quality editorial presentation. Design inspiration: professional film production documents, high-end character design sheets, cinematic concept art presentations, and realistic AI production reference sheets. Use a sophisticated visual hierarchy. Do not overcrowd the layout. Ensure every panel is clear and readable. 10. TYPOGRAPHY & TEXT Add professional section titles such as: CHARACTER REFERENCE SHEET; CONSISTENCY • DETAIL • REALISM • PRODUCTION READY; CLOSE-UP VIEWS; EXPRESSIONS; OUTFIT & STYLE BREAKDOWN; DETAILS; CHARACTER INFO. Use clean, premium, modern typography. Ensure text is correctly spelled and readable. Do not include random letters, gibberish, unnecessary text, or inaccurate labels. Only add character information that is provided or reasonably supported by the reference. 11. REALISM & QUALITY CONTROL The final character sheet must maintain: consistent character identity; accurate facial proportions; consistent hairstyle; consistent clothing; realistic anatomy; natural skin texture; physically believable body proportions; consistent lighting; sharp and detailed rendering; professional studio-quality presentation; production-ready visual clarity. Avoid: identity drift; different faces between panels; extra fingers or limbs; distorted anatomy; random accessories; inconsistent clothing; artificial-looking skin; cartoonish facial features; blurry details; incorrect view labels; unreadable text. 12. PRODUCTION PURPOSE Design this reference sheet for use in: AI Video Generation; AI Image Generation; Character Consistency; Cinematic Storytelling; Film Production; Animation; Storyboarding; Commercials; Short Films; Social Media Content. The final output should function as a reliable visual reference for recreating the SAME CHARACTER across different scenes, camera angles, expressions, outfits, and cinematic environments. 13. FINAL OUTPUT Generate ONE COMPLETE, PROFESSIONAL CHARACTER REFERENCE SHEET containing all major sections. Prioritize character identity, consistency, visual clarity, realistic details, and professional production-oriented presentation. Make the result look like a premium cinematic character design document. RESOLUTION LOCK: Generate the final image in 16K resolution — 15360 × 8640 pixels (≈132.7 million pixels), 16:9 aspect ratio. FINAL QUALITY: Ultra-realistic, high-detail, professional cinematic character reference sheet.