The process at a glance.
- Confirm the source is authorized.
- Confirm all subjects are clearly adult.
- List identity and composition invariants.
- Make one limited change and review it.
Inspect the angled reference
The source shows an angled seated pose with the head turned toward the camera. The head angle, blonde hair, body orientation, crop, and patterned bedding give you specific details to compare in the next image.
Write a focused next step
List those anchors before asking for a background or lighting change. Changing pose, framing, styling, and setting together makes it harder to tell which parts of the source survived.
Check rights and the actual result
Confirm that you may use the source and make the intended transformation. Then compare face, pose, edges, and framing with the result. This guide shows a reference only; it does not claim to show a completed image-to-image transformation.
Before you keep the result.
- No minor or ambiguous-age content
- No non-consensual intimate imagery
- No sexualized real-person manipulation
- Source and result both reviewed
A few questions.
What sources are allowed?
Images you own or have a lawful right to transform, subject to Red’s content policy.
Why use a smaller edit?
It is easier to assess whether the new result still respects the source and intended boundary.
