FilmLune · AI generator and gallery
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FilmLune combines an AI image generator with a gallery of image and video examples. Each detail shows the result, available prompt, declared model, and a method you can adapt.
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Prompt guide · AI image
A studio composition using a broad white hat and red gloves to frame the face.
Create a beauty portrait in which red gloves frame the face between a broad white hat, pale coat and beige backdrop.
Use the complete prompt with Nano Banana Pro and a vertical 9:16 frame. Keep both gloved hands around the chin, the hat’s soft shadow and diffused studio light. Adjust colours or jewellery without losing separation between hands, face and brim; check fingers and eye symmetry. Limitations: The prompt asks for 4K and 9:16, but the archive is 768 × 1376 pixels and does not prove an original 4K output. Its dimensions are close to, not exactly, the requested ratio. No reference image is required; glove folds, jewellery and facial features may vary.
This example is attributed to Elvorya @Elvorya.
The work remains attributed to its public source; the link preserves access to its original context.
Review or copy the complete prompt shown on the first screen.
Open the Image Studio with the exact recipe already prepared.
Adapt the subject, style, or constraints you need, then start your creation.
