Как превратить одно AI-изображение в полноценный storyboard

Use the uploaded reference image as the only and primary visual source.

First, carefully analyze the reference image before generating anything.

Identify and preserve:

- the main subject or subjects
- exact character identity if a person is present
- face, hairstyle, age impression, body proportions
- clothing and accessories
- objects and props
- environment and architecture
- materials and textures
- lighting direction and quality
- time of day
- color palette and color grading
- visual style
- camera perspective
- overall mood

Do not replace, redesign or invent any of these elements unless necessary for a new camera angle.

Then create a professional 3x3 cinematic storyboard contact sheet with 9 different shots from the SAME scene.

The storyboard must feel like nine cameras photographed one continuous setup.

Create these 9 frames:

01 — WIDE SHOT
Very wide establishing shot showing the full environment and spatial context.

02 — FULL SHOT
Full view of the main subject from head to toe, including important props.

03 — MEDIUM SHOT
Frame approximately from waist or chest upward while keeping the environment recognizable.

04 — CLOSE-UP
Close framing of the most important subject detail. If a person is present, prioritize the face and preserve identity exactly.

05 — LOW ANGLE
Camera placed low, looking upward at the subject to emphasize presence, architecture, or environment.

06 — HIGH ANGLE
Camera placed high, looking downward at the subject and surrounding space.

07 — PROFILE / SIDE VIEW
Clean 90-degree profile view of the subject while maintaining continuous environment and lighting.

08 — OVER-THE-SHOULDER
Framed from behind a foreground element or subject's shoulder looking into the scene.

09 — DETAIL / TEXTURE INSERT
Tight cinematic insert shot focusing on an essential micro-detail: hands, materials, equipment, clothing texture, or key object.

Layout requirements:
- format: exactly 3 rows and 3 columns (3x3 grid)
- composition: perfectly aligned rectangular frames with thin black borders between them
- style: consistent exposure, contrast, color temperature, and texture across all 9 panels
- realism: photographic, cinematic, consistent focal rendering
- output format: vertical 4:5 aspect ratio

Do not add text, titles, numbers, labels, or watermarks to the image.

Use the uploaded reference image as the primary character anchor.

First analyze the subject carefully:
- exact facial features, age, bone structure, eye shape, skin tone
- exact hairstyle, hair color, and texture
- clothing details, fabric textures, colors, and styling
- accessories, jewelry, and props
- overall character vibe and aesthetic

Maintain 100% identity consistency across all panels.

Generate a 3x3 cinematic storyboard focusing on the character in 9 different poses, angles, and camera distances:

01 — HERO CLOSE-UP (Front-facing portrait with subtle expression)
02 — THREE-QUARTER VIEW (Medium shot, dynamic angle)
03 — PROFILE VIEW (Clean side profile emphasizing silhouette)
04 — FULL LENGTH (Head-to-toe standing pose showing complete outfit)
05 — DYNAMIC POSE (In motion or interacting naturally with the environment)
06 — LOW-ANGLE HERO SHOT (Powerful upward framing)
07 — HIGH-ANGLE VANTAGE (Looking down from slightly above)
08 — OVER-THE-SHOULDER (Atmospheric contextual composition)
09 — MACRO DETAIL (Tight detail: eyes, hands, accessories, or fabric texture)

Requirements:
- 3x3 contact sheet format
- Photorealistic rendering matching the source aesthetic
- No typography, labels, or watermarks
- Vertical 4:5 composition

Use the uploaded reference image as the absolute product reference.

Carefully inspect and lock:
- exact product design, shape, dimensions, and proportions
- logos, branding, typography, and engravings
- materials, finishes (matte, glossy, brushed metal, leather, glass)
- color accuracy and surface reflections
- core functional elements

Create a 3x3 commercial product storyboard showing the object from 9 perspectives:
01 — HERO FRONT VIEW (Classic 3/4 commercial angle)
02 — STRAIGHT-ON ELEVATION (Direct front architectural alignment)
03 — SIDE PROFILE (Clean 90-degree lateral perspective)
04 — TOP-DOWN FLAT LAY (Overhead 90-degree plan view)
05 — LOW-ANGLE HEROIC (Looking up to accentuate form and presence)
06 — 45-DEGREE REAR VIEW (Showing backside design and details)
07 — MACRO MATERIAL DETAIL (Extreme close-up on primary texture / craftsmanship)
08 — FUNCTIONAL INTERACTION (Product in context of use or open state)
09 — PACKAGING / CONTEXT SHOT (Product integrated in its natural environment)

All nine panels must show the SAME physical object.
Clean 3x3 contact sheet.
Photorealistic.
Vertical 4:5.

Use the uploaded reference image as the strict visual source.

Before generating, analyze the image and identify the most visually important details:
hands, fabrics, accessories, product materials, buttons, seams, jewelry, surfaces, textures, shadows, reflections.

Create a 3x3 editorial detail contact sheet containing 9 close or macro views from the SAME scene.
Preserve original materials, colors, lighting, textures, character identity, and environment.

Clean 3x3 contact sheet.
No text.
Photorealistic.
Vertical 4:5.

Use the uploaded reference image as the strict visual anchor.

Analyze the image deeply to determine character, environment, mood, and implied narrative.

Create a 3x3 cinematic storyboard showing 9 consecutive moments from one continuous scene:
01 — ESTABLISHING (Environment and subject introduction)
02 — APPROACH (Subject enters or begins an action)
03 — OBSERVATION (Subject notices or studies something in the scene)
04 — DETAIL (Close-up of a meaningful gesture or object interaction)
05 — REACTION (Subtle emotional or physical response)
06 — POINT OF VIEW (What the subject is looking at)
07 — DECISION (Character begins to act)
08 — MOVEMENT (Action continues from another cinematic angle)
09 — RESOLUTION (Final frame completing the mini-scene)

The sequence must feel chronological and continuous.
Clean 3x3 grid.
Photorealistic.
Vertical 4:5.