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Student Hangout Room Transformation

Student Hangout Room Transformation

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Using REFERENCE_0 as the room base, create a natural realistic photo as if this room has become a casual hangout for {argument name="number of students" default="three"} {argument name="student type" default="20-year-old female college students"}. Keep the room layout, camera angle, furniture, curtains, bed, table, storage drawers, hanging clothes, lighting, and lived-in atmosphere from the uploaded room photo unchanged as much as possible.

Add exactly 3 people: one sitting on the left edge of the bed holding a canned drink, one sitting cross-legged on the bed near the center holding a smartphone, and one in the foreground on the right sitting near the table/bed edge holding a canned drink and turned toward the others. Dress them in coordinated {argument name="outfit style" default="Japanese school-uniform-inspired white shirts with dark plaid skirts and ribbon ties"}. Make them look relaxed, chatting, and comfortable in the room; vary their hairstyles and poses naturally.

Add casual hangout clutter on the table: exactly 7 visible snack/drink items — 2 canned drinks, 1 large open snack bag, 1 cup noodle container, 1 plate or small dish, 1 colorful snack package, and 1 small boxed item — while preserving existing objects such as the remote, blue box, and earbuds where plausible. Keep the result photorealistic, unposed, and like a spontaneous phone snapshot. Faces may be anonymized/blurred for privacy. Do not make it look like a studio shoot, illustration, cosplay poster, or heavily edited composite.

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Copy the prompt and paste it into GPT Image 2. Keep the composition, lighting and style terms as written — they are what produced this result. Swap the subject or scene details to make it yours, keep the aspect ratio, and attach the reference images the prompt mentions if any. Regenerate two or three times; the strongest version is usually not the first.