Team photo from each member's individual photo
Combines separate photos of each team member into one consistent group photo, every face kept exactly as it is.
Subject: @image1 (the first photo I attached) and @image2 (the second) are photos of the two people on our team, one photo each. Create one group photo of our real estate team. Keep each person exactly as in their own photo: face, features, skin tone, age, build, height relative to the others ([Heights] if given) and hairline, each instantly recognizable. Natural, lightly retouched skin as a professional photographer would deliver, with no wrinkles, pores or blemishes beyond those in each person's own photo; no slimming or de-aging. Outfits: [Dress_Code] if given, otherwise each person's outfit from their photo. Scene: A seamless studio backdrop in soft gray. Arrange us side by side, shoulders slightly angled toward each other, about the same distance from the camera. Everyone faces the camera with a natural, friendly expression, at true relative scale. Light: Even studio light across everyone, soft key and fill, no one in shadow. The same light direction and color on every person, so it reads as one photo, not a collage. Camera: Eye-level group framing with a little space around the group, 50mm lens look, everyone in focus. Style: Professional corporate team photography, natural color. Exclude: any change to anyone's face, features, skin tone, age, build or hairline, beauty filters, plastic-looking skin, extra or distorted fingers, added text, letters, labels, logos or watermarks, extra people, missing people, duplicated faces, mismatched lighting between people.
How to use: Replace each highlighted [bracket] with your details, then paste the prompt into GPT Image. Upload all the photos in one message, in the order the prompt numbers them, then paste the prompt. Fix one thing per follow-up message. Works best with 2 to 4 people; for larger teams, generate pairs and combine them in Canva, or book a real group shoot. Before publishing: get each team member's OK before publishing a generated photo of them.