The Identity Lock Prompt pack

About this prompt pack

This pack gives you 8 exact prompts built around one approved character anchor and 7 controlled departures. You will see how facial geometry, a scar, a hair streak, one earring, and two clothing colors hold the same identity through full-body framing, expression, action, profile, rain, mixed light, and a switch from photography to illustration.

What you'll learn

• Identity anchor — The first frame makes 6 high-signal markers easy to inspect before any scene complexity is added. This approved image becomes the sole visual reference for every later generation.
• Frame without recasting — Moving from chest-up to full body exposes proportion and wardrobe drift. The prompt extends only the unseen lower outfit while keeping every approved upper-body cue fixed.
• Expression, same face — Expression is treated as the permitted change, while age and bone structure stay explicit invariants. The 85 mm crop keeps the identity test unforgiving.
• Action without drift — A concrete hand action adds pose, gaze, props, and depth at once. The object list stays short so the model spends its attention on the character and the interaction.
• Rotate the head — A strict profile removes the familiar front view the model can lean on. Calling for the scar-and-earring side gives the rotation a visible continuity check.
• Layer without replacing — The rain shell tests partial occlusion without sacrificing the blue and rust wardrobe anchors. Additive wardrobe language keeps the approved outfit underneath.
• Light without repainting — Mixed light can repaint skin and clothing until the character feels new. Neutral fill and repeated non-color markers let the scene shift while the identity holds.
• Change the medium — The final test drops photographic texture while retaining shape, placement, and color anchors. Identity survives because the prompt ranks what matters instead of asking for a vague resemblance.