012내 사진으로 만드는 증명 사진

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Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.

[Purpose]
Create a clean Korean-style ID photo (증명사진) for résumés, job applications, and staff or student cards, using the one attached photograph as the sole identity reference. The result must unmistakably depict the exact same person in the uploaded photo. Identity preservation is the highest-priority requirement and overrides beautification, styling, clothing, background, mood, and every other instruction. It is not a passport, government ID, visa, license, or biometric-compliance submission.

[Scene]
Show one person only, framed as a clean head-and-shoulders portrait, facing the camera straight on with level shoulders and natural posture. Use the selected clothing exactly in spirit: "【복장】". Use a plain seamless "【배경색】" background with no room, furniture, scenery, pattern, gradient halo, frame, border, or decorative object. Convey "【분위기】" through a subtle natural expression, relaxed shoulders, attentive eyes, and restrained professional styling. Keep the composition centered, uncluttered, easy to crop, and readable at a small print size. Leave comfortable space above the hair and around both shoulders. Do not crop the chin, hair, ears, or shoulders awkwardly.

[Attached photo]
Use the uploaded photo as the mandatory and only source of the person's identity. Preserve the person's facial identity with maximum fidelity: the same facial proportions, face shape, jawline, chin, cheek structure, forehead, hairline, eyebrow shape and spacing, eye shape and spacing, eyelids, nose shape and width, nostrils, philtrum, lip shape, mouth width, ears, skin tone, age, visible freckles, moles, scars, asymmetry, and other distinctive features. Preserve the natural relationship among all features, not merely a vague resemblance. The output must look like a new photograph of the same real person taken moments later in a professional setting, never like a similar model, relative, idealized version, or face inspired by the reference.

Do not replace, redesign, average, reconstruct, or reinterpret the face. Do not make the eyes larger, the nose narrower, the jaw sharper, the face slimmer, the skin lighter, the person younger, or the features more symmetrical. Do not apply beauty filters, glamour retouching, cosmetic changes, face swapping, or identity blending. Keep the person's ethnicity, apparent age, gender presentation, and recognizable appearance unchanged. If any styling request conflicts with identity fidelity, preserve identity and simplify the styling. Preserve the existing hairstyle, hair color, hair texture, and natural part as closely as possible; only tidy stray hairs minimally. If glasses are present, retain their recognizable shape and placement unless glare makes the eyes unreadable; remove glare without changing the glasses. Do not invent teeth if they are not visible in the reference. Do not change facial hair except for minimal grooming of stray hairs.

[Text layout]
No text. Do not render names, job titles, captions, letters, numbers, logos, badges, watermarks, signatures, UI elements, or marks anywhere in the image.

[Style]
Natural contemporary studio portrait photography with realistic optics and honest skin texture. Professional but not stiff, polished but not artificial. Use a portrait-lens perspective equivalent to approximately 70-100 mm on full frame, with the camera near eye level to avoid facial distortion. Keep both eyes sharply focused. Clothing should look physically plausible, correctly fitted, and free from distracting patterns. The portrait must remain useful after a square or vertical crop. Avoid an editorial fashion look, cinematic character styling, painterly rendering, illustration, anime, 3D graphics, or synthetic stock-photo perfection.

[Visual hierarchy]
First: the exact recognizable face of the attached person. Second: clear eyes and a natural expression matching "【분위기】". Third: the neat silhouette of "【복장】" against the "【배경색】" background. Nothing may compete with the face. The background and clothing must support recognition rather than transform the person.

[Lighting and texture]
Use soft, even studio light from slightly above and in front, with gentle fill and a very light separation from the background. Keep exposure natural across the forehead, cheeks, and chin. Preserve pores, fine lines, natural under-eye texture, and realistic tonal variation while reducing only temporary distractions such as harsh shine or a single stray hair. No plastic skin, waxy smoothing, heavy sharpening, HDR, dramatic rim light, colored light, hard shadow across the face, blown highlights, crushed blacks, glow, lens flare, or vignette. Maintain realistic fabric texture and clean background color.

[Text rules]
There must be no visible text or typographic element. The selected Korean values are instructions only and must never be printed in the portrait.

[Avoid]
any change of identity; a merely similar person; generic model face; face swap artifacts; mixed identity; altered facial proportions; changed eye, nose, mouth, jaw, skin tone, age, ethnicity, gender presentation, hairline, hairstyle, glasses, facial hair, moles, scars, or natural asymmetry; excessive beautification; skin whitening; slimming; de-aging; enlarged eyes; narrow nose; sharpened jaw; heavy makeup; glamour retouching; artificial smile; invented teeth; expression that obscures recognition; side profile; tilted camera; wide-angle distortion; low resolution; blur over the eyes; extra person; duplicate face; cropped chin or hair; hands near the face; busy background; office scenery; props; logos; text; border; watermark; passport template; government emblem; official seal; biometric guides; illustration; cartoon; anime; painting; 3D render; uncanny skin; malformed ears; asymmetrical glasses; mismatched eye direction