CREATE A NEW PHOTOREALISTIC IMAGE. Aspect ratio 4:5.
[SHOT DISTANCE & FRAME COMPOSITION] Wide establishing shot, camera pulled back — the skydivers should occupy roughly only 5% of the total frame area, the banner roughly 55%, and the sky/cloud environment roughly 40%. The banner is the clear visual focal point of the frame — large, dominant, and fully legible — while the skydivers read as small distant silhouettes anchoring its corners. Think aerial hero shot centered on the banner, not a close-up of the people.
[COMPOSITION] 5 skydivers in freefall formation, each holding one corner/edge of a large rectangular banner stretched taut between them, positioned so the banner takes up the visual center/majority of the frame with open sky above and cloud layer below as supporting negative space.
[BANNER PROPORTIONS] The banner's aspect ratio and proportions must match the uploaded reference image exactly — do not stretch, squash, or reshape the design to a different ratio. The banner should read as fully and clearly stretched/taut between the skydivers (not slack or bunched), while still carrying natural flowy motion — soft wind ripples, gentle fold lines, and slight billow at the edges/corners, as real parachute fabric would move in freefall. The design itself stays undistorted and legible despite the flowy fabric motion.
[BANNER DESIGN — STRICT FIDELITY, USE IN FULL] Use the UPLOADED REFERENCE IMAGE as the entire design printed on the banner, applied edge to edge, pixel-faithful to the reference. Reproduce ONLY what is visually present in the reference image — nothing more, nothing less:
- If the reference image contains text, keep that text exactly as-is (same wording, same placement, same styling).
- If the reference image contains NO text, do not add any text.
- Do not add any decorative elements not present in the reference: no quotation marks, no borders, no icons, no extra lines/dividers, no typographic ornaments — even if any text content reads like a quote or statement.
- Do not crop out any part of the reference image, do not add new visual elements to it, and do not remove any element from it.
- Treat the reference image as a flat printed graphic to wrap onto fabric, not as a template to embellish, complete, or reinterpret.
[SEAMLESS INTEGRATION] The banner design must look physically printed on ripstop/parachute fabric — inherit the fabric's fold shadows, tension creases, and light falloff naturally; not a flat pasted overlay.
[SKYDIVERS — ANATOMY LOCK, NO FACIAL ANCHOR] The skydivers are random, anonymous people with no identifiable face — full-face helmet, goggles/visor, and matching jumpsuit completely covering their features. Do not generate any visible face, eyes, or identity. Even at small scale, silhouettes must read as anatomically correct: natural limb proportions, natural arm/shoulder positioning as if gripping fabric mid-freefall, no distorted or merged limbs. Jumpsuit and helmet color scheme should coordinate with the banner's dominant colors.
[SMOKE TRAILS] Two colored smoke trails stream from smoke grenades held by the two outermost skydivers, color-matched to the banner's dominant palette, curling naturally with wind/motion, adding scale and depth.
[ENVIRONMENT] Bright blue sky above, soft white cloud layer far below, natural aerial haze and atmospheric perspective to sell distance/altitude — camera angle level with the formation as if shot by another skydiver from a distance.
Negative prompt: no visible skydiver faces or identity, no framing that exceeds the specified 5/55/40 area ratio, no stretched/squashed banner aspect ratio, no distorted or partially-shown banner design, no added quotation marks or typographic ornaments not present in the reference image, no invented text if the reference has none, no decorative elements beyond the exact reference design, no flat/pasted-on graphic look, no cartoonish or plastic-render texture, no watermark.
