Photo Restyle

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name: 'photo-restyle'
description: 'Redraw any photo in a new art style: hand-painted anime film, watercolor, 3D clay, comic, oil painting or pixel art.'
---

# Photo Restyle

Keeps the composition and subjects of an attached photo but re-renders it in a chosen art style.

## Use it for

- Avatars and profile pictures
- Turning travel or pet photos into art
- Consistent stylized images for a brand

## Inputs

- An attached photo (required)
- Target style (if missing, offer 4 options and pick hand-painted anime film as default)

## Defaults

- Call `generate_image`. Pass the photo in `reference_images` and say to keep composition, poses and key details.
- Aspect ratio matches the source (use `auto` when available).

## Prompt recipe

`Redraw the reference photo as [style description], keep the same composition, poses, expressions and key details, [style-specific details], cohesive palette`. Describe styles generically, e.g. `hand-painted anime film style with soft watercolor backgrounds and gentle light` instead of naming a studio or living artist.

## Example prompt

```text
Redraw the reference photo as a hand-painted anime film still, soft watercolor background, gentle afternoon light, clean expressive line art, keep the same composition, poses, expressions and key details, cohesive warm pastel palette
```

## Variations to offer

- 3D clay figure style
- Vintage comic book with halftone dots
- Oil painting with visible brush strokes

## Avoid

- Naming living artists or studios as the style
- Changing who is in the photo
- Restyling photos of people who did not agree

## Working rules

- Reply in the user's language; write the generation prompt itself in English.
- Ask at most one short question, and only when a missing detail would change the result (for example the product is unknown and no image is attached). Otherwise use the defaults in this skill and go.
- Keep one generation call per requested output. A video clip is one continuous shot; for multi-shot ideas, render the most important shot first and offer the next ones.
- Respect the composer settings (model, duration, resolution) unless this skill says otherwise or the user asks for something different.
- Never imitate a real person's likeness, a living artist's signature style, or a trademarked character or logo the user does not own. Swap them for an original description.
- After the result, offer two concrete follow-ups (for example a different angle, aspect ratio, or mood).