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Big Three Zodiac Triptych Portrait From Your Photo

Turn one photo into an editorial triptych of your Sun, Moon and Rising signs: the same face in three moods, daylight confidence, a private night at home and a first impression through a rainy window, with sign glyphs, constellations and your name in clean magazine type.

Model
Nano Banana
Type
2 images
Aspect ratio
4:5
Shared
26 Oct 2026
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SizeSun signMoon signRising signName+1 more

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Using the uploaded photo as the only reference for the person's face, create an editorial triptych titled "THE BIG THREE" as a vertical 9:16 story (1080×1920), the three panels stacked top to bottom as wide bands, with the top 220 px and bottom 280 px free of text for the phone interface. The same person appears in each panel, with face, features, hair texture and skin tone kept exactly as in the photo. Panel 1, the Sun sign, LEO: who they are in daylight. Bright, direct, confident, looking straight into the lens. The styling, colour palette, props and set are drawn from the character of LEO, expressed through fashion and light, never through costume or clip art. Panel 2, the Moon sign, SCORPIO: who they are when nobody is watching. Night, at home, low warm lamp light, unguarded expression, soft focus; the lamp light catches the face softly so the expression stays readable. Palette and small details drawn from the character of SCORPIO. Panel 3, the Rising sign, VIRGO: the first impression a stranger gets. Seen from a distance or through a rain-streaked window, half turned, a little unreadable. Palette and styling drawn from the character of VIRGO. Each panel carries its sign's glyph and a small hand-drawn constellation in a top corner, in thin cream ink. Each panel has a two-level caption on a slim cream strip directly beneath it, each written once: first the sign name alone in large serif capitals ("LEO", "SCORPIO", "VIRGO"), then directly below it one small italic line: "Sun — who you are", "Moon — what you feel", "Rising — how they see you". Do not repeat the sign name in the small line. Header across the top, in large serif capitals: "MAYA'S BIG THREE". Footer strip, one line in a confident, slightly blunt voice: "Loud in public, loyal in private, and already judging your shoes." Fashion-magazine photography, 85mm look, fine film grain, thin cream gutters between panels, one consistent base wardrobe changed only by styling so it clearly reads as one person in three moods. All text crisp and spelled exactly as written, no extra words. No galaxy backgrounds, no cartoon zodiac animals, no cheesy sparkles.

How to use it

Upload one clear, front-facing photo and pick your three signs from the lists; if you only know your Sun sign, choose it in all three. Pick the size from the list: story is the default and stacks the panels for phone screens, while post, square, Pinterest and wide cover set them side by side. Keep the name short and the bottom line under about 70 characters so the lettering stays clean. The astrology here is for fun, not a forecast. Made with Nano Banana (Gemini).

#Social Media#Editorial#Portrait#Fashion#Uses Your Photo#Character Consistency

Written and tested by the trendhub editors on 26 Oct 2026. Free to use. Is this yours? Ask for an update or removal.

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Questions about this prompt

Which AI model was this prompt made with?

It was shared as a Nano Banana prompt, and the image on this page is the result the creator got with it. Other models can read the same text, but the result will look different.

Can I change the details in this prompt?

Yes. It has 6 parts you can swap: size, sun sign, moon sign, rising sign, name, bottom line. Open the prompt studio, fill them in and copy your version; anything you leave empty keeps the original wording.

Do I need to upload a photo?

Yes. This prompt works from a photo or image that you add together with the text, so attach your own picture before you run it.

Who made this prompt?

It was shared publicly on X by @trendhub on 26 Oct 2026. The prompt and its result belong to them, and this page links to the original post.

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