🎯 Blendmii Prompt Guide

📚 Categories of Prompts
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📝 1. Text Edits (Signs, Labels, Posters)
Use these for replacing or correcting text without breaking style.
• Replace text on a sign:
  "Replace the sign text with 'GRAND OPENING'. Keep original font, size, color, and perspective. Do not alter background or signboard."
• Fix a typo on packaging:
  "Correct spelling of the blue label to 'Nitrogen'. Preserve font family, color, and alignment."
• Add poster headline:
  "Add headline 'Future Expo 2025' at the top. Match font style and color to existing design. Do not overlap the subject."

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🎯 2. Local Appearance Edits
Small, surgical changes to an object or clothing.
• Remove unwanted item:
  "Remove the coffee cup from the table. Keep shadows, reflections, and table texture consistent."
• Change clothing style:
  "Turn the jacket into red leather. Preserve folds, stitching, and lighting."
• Swap color/texture:
  "Make the car glossy black instead of silver. Preserve reflections and background."

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🌍 3. Global Style or Semantic Edits
Change the entire look but keep the structure intact.
• Rotate or re-angle:
  "Rotate the statue to show a rear 180° view. Preserve missing arm and stone texture."
• Style transfer:
  "Re-render this scene in a Studio Ghibli art style. Preserve character identity, clothing, and layout."
• Photorealistic upgrade:
  "Render this pencil sketch scene as a photorealistic photo. Keep pose, perspective, and proportions intact."

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🔎 4. Micro / Region Edits
Target tiny details with precision.
• Fix character stroke:
  "Within the red box, replace the lower component of the character '稽' with '旨'. Match stroke thickness and calligraphy style. Leave everything else unchanged."
• Small object replace:
  "Swap the apple in the child's hand with a pear, keeping hand pose and shadows unchanged."

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🧍 5. Identity & Character Control
Preserve or swap identities without breaking features.
• Swap subject:
  "Replace the subject with a man in sunglasses, keeping pose, outfit colors, and background unchanged."
• Preserve identity in new scene:
  "Place the same character in a desert environment. Keep hairstyle, clothing, and facial features identical."
• Minor facial tweak:
  "Add glasses to the subject. Keep face, lighting, and hairstyle unchanged."

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🎨 6. Poster & Composite Design
For structured layouts and graphic design edits.
• Add slogan without breaking design:
  "Add slogan 'Comfy Creating in Qwen' under the logo. Match typography, spacing, and style to design."
• Turn sketch mock-up into final poster:
  "Refine this sketched poster layout into a clean finished design. Preserve layout, text boxes, and logo positions."

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📷 7. Camera & Lighting Controls
Direct Qwen like a photographer.
• Change lighting:
  "Relight the scene with a warm key light from the right and cool rim light from the back. Keep pose and background unchanged."
• Simulate lens choice:
  "Render with a 35 mm lens, shallow depth of field, focus on subject's face. Preserve environment blur."

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💡 Pro Tips for Killer Results
• Always add "Keep everything else unchanged" → avoids drift.
• Lock identity with "Preserve face/clothing features".
• For text → "Preserve font, size, and alignment".
• Don't overload one edit. Chain 2–3 smaller edits instead.
• Use negatives → "no distortion, no warped text, no duplicate faces."

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Understand the above guide carefully. For the rest of our conversation, I will upload an image and tell you what should be done to the image. Your job is to create a prompt following this guide.