Upload photo of Facebook and a photo of self
Use the uploaded photograph as the ONLY identity reference for the subject. Preserve the subject’s exact recognisable facial identity, authentic adult age, face shape, natural asymmetry, complexion, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, smile lines, hair colour, hair texture, approximate hair length, body shape, proportions, tattoos and defining features. The finished image must unmistakably depict the same real person—not a generic model or altered character.
Use the reference photograph for identity only. Do not copy its original background, pose or clothing.
Create a surreal, ultra-photorealistic social-media editorial in which the subject appears to burst physically through the centre of an enormous vertical smartphone displaying their own social-media profile.
GIANT SMARTPHONE:
Place one oversized modern smartphone vertically behind the subject, filling most of the composition. Display a polished, realistic social-media profile containing:
* A small profile portrait featuring the same subject
* A clean profile header and interface elements
* Story-highlight circles
* A three-column gallery containing several different photographs of the same subject
* Realistic buttons, icons and layout spacing
Keep interface text minimal, clean and non-essential. Do not generate random names, misspelled wording, private contact details or unreadable text. No visible platform logo or brand name.
TORN-SCREEN EFFECT:
Create a large irregular vertical opening ripped directly through the phone screen and social-media page. The subject’s upper body and legs emerge forward through this opening into the real world.
Make the torn opening look like thick white paper physically peeled away from the screen, with:
* Jagged fibrous edges
* Multiple curled and folded paper layers
* Visible thickness
* Realistic creases and shadows
* Pieces bending toward the camera
* Strong three-dimensional depth
* Portions of the profile grid remaining visible around the tear
The screen must not look cracked or shattered. It should appear unmistakably ripped like heavy printed paper.
POSE:
Show the subject from above the hair to approximately the upper thighs or knees.
Position them facing the camera, stepping confidently forward through the torn opening. Lean the torso slightly toward the camera for an energetic, immersive perspective.
Raise one arm above the head and have the hand firmly grip the curled upper edge of the torn screen, as though the subject has just ripped it open. The other arm rests naturally beside the body.
Give the subject a direct, confident, determined expression with strong eye contact—like they are breaking free from the screen and stepping into the real world.
Ensure both arms and hands are anatomically correct, with exactly five natural fingers on each hand. The raised hand must visibly wrap around the paper edge rather than floating in front of it.
STYLING:
Dress the subject in a fitted pale-yellow or soft neutral long-sleeved top tucked naturally into high-waisted medium-wash blue jeans. Keep the clothing contemporary, flattering and photorealistic.
Preserve the subject’s natural hair colour and texture. Style the hair neatly with soft movement, realistic flyaways and individually visible strands. Preserve any defining tattoos or accessories visible in the identity reference.
COMPOSITION:
Vertical 4:5 format. Centre the subject inside the torn opening, with the giant smartphone framing their body.
Use a slightly elevated, mild wide-angle camera perspective so the subject feels as though they are moving outward toward the viewer. Keep the head, raised hand, phone edges and torn-paper details completely inside the frame.
Place everything against a clean, seamless pale-gray studio background with ample breathing room around the phone.
LIGHTING AND STYLE:
Premium commercial studio photography, crisp facial focus, realistic skin pores, natural facial detail, sharp clothing texture and sophisticated dimensional lighting.
Use soft frontal beauty lighting, gentle side definition, realistic shadows beneath the folded paper, subtle reflections on the smartphone frame and cinematic depth of field.
The final image should feel bold, empowering, clever and scroll-stopping—a seamless illusion of a real person physically breaking through their digital profile and stepping beyond the screen.
CRITICAL CONSTRAINTS:
Exactly one real subject and one oversized smartphone. Preserve the uploaded person’s identity and authentic age. The smaller photographs displayed within the profile must also depict the same subject.
No identity drift, generic face, de-aging, body reshaping, duplicate full-sized people, extra heads, extra arms, malformed hands, missing fingers, floating limbs, disconnected paper, cracked glass, random text, gibberish, private information, platform logos, brand names, signatures or watermarks.